It's late October in 2019, just past midnight, and the night clerk at a shuttered truck stop diner outside Winslow, Arizona finds a photograph taped to the inside of a potato sack in the dry storage. The photo shows a smiling family at a picnic — the mother, the father, two kids — all with their eyes scratched out. The back is dated 1973 and reads 'Missing us already.' Over the next hour, the clerk discovers more photos tucked into every sack, box, and crate in the back room, each showing the same family, their eyes savagely gouged, the dates growing closer to present day. The last photo is dated October 30th, 2019 — yesterday — and shows the back of a woman's head through a windshield, taken from inside the diner. The clerk looks up from the photo to see the same car pulling into the empty lot.