Synopsis

Benjamin McGuinness has built a nice little setup in the middle of nowhere. It’s going better than it should. A tattoo studio. No neighbours. No hassle. Just steady work, decent money, and the freedom to do things his way. Instead, he got Zack. Then the triplets. And that’s when things started to drift. At first, it’s harmless enough—new ideas, new ventures, a bit of expansion. A piggery. Leather goods. More money coming in than going out. Hard to argue with that. Then someone suggests something… different. Something that shouldn’t make sense. Something that definitely shouldn’t be legal. Something that, on paper, is a terrible idea. But it works. And once it works, it’s very hard to pretend it didn’t. What follows is a slow, steady slide into something much darker—where the lines blur, the justifications get easier, and the bodies start to matter a lot less than the profit. Because out here, away from everyone else, there’s only one real rule: If no one’s looking… why stop? Accessories to Murder is dark, dry, and quietly unhinged—a story about ambition, bad decisions, and a business that gets completely out of hand.

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