Imagine a husband who had persuaded his wife to let him commit a barbaric act on her under the guise that it would save thousands of lives in the future. Imagine the same husband repeatedly committing that barbaric act as his wife tried to stop him. Imagine his wife in despair and depression as her husband continued to use her body as a laboratory. Imagine the husband chaining up his wife and starving her so that she would remain motionless during the operation. The wife disappeared soon afterwards. Her husband, Professor Richardson, told his two twins that she had run away. They believed him.

Back to current time now: Twins Lohla and Lylah have reached the age where they could contribute, willingly or not, to their father's research. But first, Granny had to give advice to Lucas, who was in love with both. Sadly, both twins dumped him. That meant that nobody was there to protect them from their father who made them disappear.

Soon, the justice delivery bus was on its way. Winnie, Granny, Doc, and Cassie learned about Richardson and were using time travel to document what he had done in his past. At the same time, a former sheriff, now working as a Toronto private detective was investigating the disappearance of the twins. He was using traditional policing techniques with the help of a university professor. It will take an army lieutenant, a Stetson salesman, and a Voodoo queen to ensure that justice is delivered.