Part 2
Jacob still refused to explain what had happened.
So doctors gave him charcoal and paper.
At first, his hands shook too badly to draw.
Then something changed.
He began sketching rapidly.
Again and again, Jacob drew the same room.
Low ceiling.
No windows.
A mattress.
Bare walls.
But the walls were filled with objects.
Backpacks.
Caps.
Sunglasses.
Hiking jackets.
Shoes.
Dozens of them.
Each arranged carefully.
Almost like inventory.
One backpack carried a distinctive patch belonging to Marcus Thorn.
The investigators finally understood.
Jacob had been imprisoned inside a room surrounded by possessions taken from other missing people.
