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This week, in Farmville, Virginia, four people are found, unrecognizably brutalized, in an otherwise quiet neighborhood. This leads detectives to the family's teenage daughter's online love interest, a "horrorcore" rapper, who came to visit, after dropping out of school, due to being picked on. Will he confess all the horrific details, or will he insist on his innocence?
Along the way, we find out that the town wasn't named after an annoying app based game, that "horrorcore" rap has quite a diverse group of participants, and that if you only rap about murdering people, you probably shouldn't actually murder anybody!!
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