May Belong to Night

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On August 13th, 1948, a small town called Whistle witnessed their beloved clock tower burn to the ground. On the same night, two women were reported missing. When asked who was responsible for the series of events, the townspeople gave one name: Jay Gibson.

A few months before that tragic night, a man who called himself Jay Gibson stumbled upon Whistle and hid in plain sight within one of the most affluent towns in America. Days before the fire, Gibson was revealed to be a bank robber passing as a white man and escaped before the FBI was able to catch up to him. When the FBI intercepted him in Detroit, what surprised many was not only the fact that he was accompanied by one of the missing women, the diffident Alice Sayre, but that the other missing woman, the mayor’s daughter, was found in a river with a bullet in her head.

May Belong to Night is a tale that will unveil the events that led to the fall of a great American town and will reveal who was truly responsible for the tragedy that occurred on the night of August the 13th.