The plague killed millions. Fear decided who would die next. In 1347, the Black Death descended upon Europe. Bodies swelled with agonizing buboes. Entire households disappeared. Corpses overwhelmed burial grounds while survivors burned herbs and incense against air they believed had become poisonous. Then panic found an enemy. Rumors of poisoned wells spread alongside the disease. Jewish communities were accused, tortured, and massacred. Lepers, foreigners, and outsiders became targets. Flagellants spilled their own blood as terrified populations wondered whether God had abandoned them. And around the dying came stranger accounts—deathbed visions, prophetic dreams, phantom bells, spectral processions, restless corpses, and later tales of haunted plague pits and burial grounds. In THE BLACK DEATH: CASE FILE 007, Dr. Druanna Johnston reopens the catastrophe as a gripping historical true-crime and paranormal investigation, separating documented history from fear, folklore, persecution, and the unexplained. Modern science eventually identified the killer: Yersinia pestis. But the bacterium was responsible for only part of the horror. Because while plague attacked the body, another infection swept through medieval society: Fear. Dark, cinematic, and historically grounded, Case File 007 investigates what happens when an entire civilization becomes desperate enough to blame corrupted air, divine wrath, secret poisoners—and perhaps even the dead themselves.