The power of imagination can be soothing. Or deadly.
For fourteen years, girls aged six to ten have been abducted. Red ribbons tied to trees point the way to their corpses. The police can't get a trace of the perpetrator for a long time.
Finally, one evening he arrests Walter Lesniak, an internationally renowned professor of philosophy and anthropology. He is accused of ten murders of innocent children and is nicknamed "Professor Death" by the tabloid media. His daughter Ann is convinced of her father's innocence and decides to prove it. He embarks on a journey into the darkest corners of the human soul...
