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Deputy Justin Crowley drags assistant coroner Cameryn Mahoney in a 

car ride to the side of a road to study "a body". Justin realizes she has 

been acting differently and is worried. When Cameryn gets there she  

realizes it was only a german shepard, and angrily storms off. Just 

wanting her professional opinion before he threw it out, he wanted her 

to take a real close look at the eyes; they were missing.

At home Cameryn is 

looking at an old photo of 

her twin, while looking at 

it she realized she has 

changed in ways and 

worries. She is notified 

by Lyric, her best friend, 

that her mom left a 

message. Trying to tell 

her the message, 

Cameryn's father, Patrick 

interrupts wanting to talk 

to her, then phone rings; 

its the sheriff, he finds 

out Brad Oakes, 

Cameryn's old teacher is 

dead.

They both head to Brad Oakes' home to examine the body. When they get to 

the house the sheriff warns them about the condition of the body and that 

he might want to let Cameryn sit this one out,Patrick   ignores the comment 

and walks in. In the room they find that the eye sockets of Brad Oakes were 

empty.

Lyric called Cameryn to 

see if the rumor was 

true, shocked that the 

news spread fast she 

asked who told her, 

Adam and Lyric were 

called to go down to the 

house for some 

questions. Sheriff 

Jacobs told Cameryn to 

stay in the kitchen with 

Jason and Kyle. 

Cameryn was to get Kyle 

to open up since he was 

a witness.

When Cameryn gets comfortable and starts to talk to Kyle; Deputy gets 

impatient since she took too long, so he asks the questions himself. Lyric 

and Adam got to the house, she hesitated, she had a message for Cameyrn. 

Her mother had left New York to come meet Cameryn. 

Patrick and Cameryn headed down to get an autopsy on the body. Dr. 

Moore and Ben examine the body to see what they are dealing with, when 

they get started on the autopsy they realized that he was cooked alive.

When they get really 

into the autopsy, they 

were all astonished; 

everything was 

cooked. In the middle 

of the autopsy Ben 

puts music to help 

Mr. Moore focus. 

Finishing up the 

autopsy the brain 

explodes, and the last 

words of the song are 

" To conquer death 

you only have to die-

you only have to die".

After the autopsy Lyric, 

Adam, Cameryn, and Kyle 

met at Scoot n' Blues for a 

tribute to Mr. Oakes after all 

he has done for them. Lyric 

picked Scoot n' Blues for Mr. 

Oakes' love for jazz and 

blues; they make toasts to 

Mr Oakes, then just start to 

talk. After a while Lyric and 

Adam leave, and Kyle offers 

to take Cameryn to the 

cemetery.

Kyle took her to the Hillside Cemetery where they visited his 

grandmother. While at the cemetery he kissed her; she stopped him 

she doesn't want to be involved with anyone right now. They both 

talked about how their lives were complicated then since it was too 

cold they started walking.

Next morning at Silverton High School they held an assembly in 

honor of Mr. Oakes, then during lunch they start to question 

Cameryn about what really happened to Mr. Oakes. Lyric comes up 

with a theory which leads to telling a whole group of people what 

they found out during the autopsy. Lyric leaves after Cameryn 

disses her theory then Kyle comes up with a theory; he thinks he 

knows who killed Mr Oakes.

Everyone is being judgmental towards Cameryn and her relationship with 

Kyle. When it is brought to her father's attention, he tells Cameryn he has 

been seeing another woman. They both agree that they will both be happy 

for each other as long as they are happy.

Cameryn met with Justin at 

Mr. Oakes' house to look 

for evidence. Dwayne 

Reynolds tells Cameryn 

that he only had contact 

with Mr. Oakes for Boy 

Scouts. At the house at first 

they see no evidence but 

then they find fingerprints 

and Mr Oakes' phone bill 

which has Dwayne's 

number repeatedly. 

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