Picture this: a remote farmhouse in the Bavarian countryside, surrounded by dense woods and an eerie silence. In March 1922, the Gruber family—six members bound by blood and shared dreams—were brutally murdered in their own home. But what makes this case truly spine-tingling are the strange occurrences that preceded the tragedy. Whispers of footsteps in the snow, strange noises in the night, and a growing sense of dread that enveloped the family. Who—or what—was watching them?