"Good morning. My name is Grigoris Stathopoulos and I came to report my murder. I saw in a vision that someone burned me alive, leaving a burning cross next to me."

These words, spoken by the young man with the ascetic appearance, will elicit a condescending smile from Officer Varsamis, who, thinking him mad, will politely dismiss him from the station. However, his smile will fade and guilt will overwhelm him when Stathopoulos' prophecy comes true and two more victims are added to the macabre list of the deranged killer.
What connects the three dead? Who is the one burning people alive, leaving a burning cross, photographs, and underlined passages from the Bible next to them? What is the connection of Stathopoulos' sickly religious mother, his horribly disfigured sister, the iconic Father Chrysostomos, and the enigmatic elder Febronia to the heinous crimes?