During the Victorian period, an invisible killer was on the loose that left a trail of bloodshed throughout the U.S., by way of an ax. No one was safe in any town. The Axe-Man didn't show any mercy towards man, woman or child. All he had on his mind was leaving a trail of dead bodies behind for the police to scratch their heads over. The murders went unsolved with no suspects to bring closure to the devastated relatives. As decade after decade wore on and no shred of evidence, the case went cold as ice until a letter was found in the attic of an old Victorian home by the new owner.

A couple by the name of Henry and Victoria Smith purchased the home. Henry and Victoria were elated to finally have the home they always dreamed of and couldn't wait to fix it up and show it off to friends and family. The home wasn't that well-kept but Henry and Victoria didn't care and had plenty of money to fix it up to their liking. Everything was going as planned with the renovations. About a week later all the lower level renovations were complete and Henry and his crew he hired for the renovations began the upper-level renovations. As Victoria was growing tired of watching Henry and the crew work on the renovations, she told Henry she was going to check out the attic and see if there are any antiques the owner left behind. Henry told her good luck and Victoria kissed him on the cheek and headed up the stairs to the attic.

As she was looking around the attic with the anticipation of finding a treasure left behind, she found a small box that appeared to have bloodstains on it.