This document is an official record recovered from the lower archives of the Muskegon County Courthouse, dated November 1939.
What began as a routine probate inquiry exposed the existence of a sealed room, an unauthorized portrait, and a patron whose jurisdiction predates the law itself.
Narrated by Elias Harlow, attorney at law, this first case introduces the rules governing Shadow Contracts of Muskegon—where supernatural events are treated as sworn testimony, not folklore, and every debt carries language no one remembers agreeing to.
This file is provided in full, unredacted form.
No payment required.
No obligation implied.
Further case files remain sealed.
This document is an official record recovered from the lower archives of the Muskegon County Courthouse, dated November 1939.
What began as a routine probate inquiry exposed the existence of a sealed room, an unauthorized portrait, and a patron whose jurisdiction predates the law itself.
Narrated by Elias Harlow, attorney at law, this first case introduces the rules governing Shadow Contracts of Muskegon—where supernatural events are treated as sworn testimony, not folklore, and every debt carries language no one remembers agreeing to.
This file is provided in full, unredacted form.
No payment required.
No obligation implied.
Further case files remain sealed.
