After Elizabeth died in a sudden car crash, her husband—still reeling—returned home to bury her. At the cemetery, he encountered a mysterious old woman who claimed to be a fortuneteller. Her chilling words: “Your wife’s death was no accident. She won’t rest until justice is served.”
Haunted by the encounter, he couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong. That night, he found car rental receipts among Elizabeth’s belongings—odd, since they owned two cars. He called her best friend, Sarah, who revealed Elizabeth had rented a car for a surprise beach trip while both family cars were in the shop. But the rental had been returned not by Elizabeth—but by her sister, Karen.
Suspicious, he visited the rental company. The manager confirmed Karen had returned the car, and strangely, it had barely been driven. The brakes had supposedly failed in the crash, yet the car showed no damage. He took the evidence to the police.
Investigators discovered the rental car’s brakes had been tampered with. Worse, Karen had forged Elizabeth’s signature on a life insurance policy months earlier—making herself the sole beneficiary. She had planned the murder to pay off her debts.
Karen was arrested and sentenced to life in prison. The betrayal was devastating, but justice had been served. Weeks later, the husband returned to Elizabeth’s grave. A butterfly landed on her headstone. He whispered, “You can rest now.”
The fortuneteller was never seen again. But her prophecy had led to the truth—and peace.
