The Trophy Case: Judgement

The backdrop of The Trophy Case is Silvergate Montana, a small, slow moving town, nestled against the dense forest of Yellowstone National Park, which earned it's name from the silver mist that hangs in the air during the early morning hours. The Police Department of this quiet town is suddenly propelled into action when a burst of homicidal activity erupts, inspired by the nine levels of hell in Dante's Inferno. Level one is represented by the non-baptized. Level two holds the lustful. Levels three and four are the gluttonous and the avaricious. Level five is represented by the wrathful and sullen. Level six holds heretics. Levels seven and eight are the violent and the fraudulent. Level nine is occupied by the treacherous, with Satan himself caught in the center, waist deep in ice. A street-wise city cop is catapulted into wilderness survival, while tracking this sadistic taxidermist, who uses the body parts of his nine victims to create his own guide out of hell and mental torment... a patchwork angel, Beatrice.