The Body Farm

Our friends from Museum Nocturnus have gone missing here at the Montgomery farm.  We have split up and are out looking for them now.  I don't have time to give a complete account of everything, but I'm going to post some of my findings here so other members of S.T.A.L.K. can easily access the info.--Lisa  

For now, here are a couple of observations:

1.  We've found some strange constellation artwork that may tie in to the legend of The Gravedigger. I'll post it below. 

2.  The Hall is the term that Jackson Montgomery gave his farm originally because one of his favorite pieces of music was Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King."  He often jokingly referred to himself as The Mountain King so The Hall became another name for home.  Strangely enough, most people don't know the estate as The Hall anymore.  They refer to it as The Body Farm because he had planted bodies instead of crops. 

3.  We found a strange note in the room that used to belong to Jackson Montgomery.  The message is a repeating series of letters found on an old manual typewriter that had no ribbon.  We aren't quite sure what to make of this or how it came to be there.  I'm fairly certain the answer is right in front of my eyes.  I just keep skipping over it.  Maybe I should start over.  Could this be Jackson Montgomery trying to give us some information about what he did to his family?