It’s 1987, and Detective Georgia Cooke is called in to investigate the massacre of four scientists who have been brutally murdered in inexplicable ways, with a lone survivor the obvious suspect. But as Georgia digs deeper, unravelling a complex case entangled in mania, ritual, and the occult, her obsessive quest for the truth spirals into a nightmare that will put her family, career, and sanity on the line. 37 years later, a chilling new spree of murders will pull Georgia back into this nightmare as she confronts the terrifying possibility that the horrors at Parrish Station were never fully buried.
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I'm not normally a fan of dramas that jump between timelines, in this case 1987 and 2024. But I really enjoyed this. A massacre at a remote radio telescope station in 1987 remains largely unexplained. When similar deaths begin happening in 2024, some of the original characters are drawn back into the investigation Throughout it has supernatural undertones, revolving around a book called The Gospel of Bones. As with many dramas of this ilk, it does skirt around the supernatural element and never fully engages it, which is disappointing. But the story, the acting and momentum are all great, so recommended.