THE MAN WHO TURNED TO STONE

Two social workers, Dr. Jess Rogers and Carol Adams grow concerned over the number of deaths of young women at the La Salle Detention Home for Girls. The otherwise healthy inmates have been dying of heart failure or suicide. The social workers meet the manager of the detention home, Dr. Murdock.

Tracy, one of the inmates, discovers a hidden laboratory. The lab is the base for a group of unethical doctors who learned a hundred years ago to extend their lives by draining the vitality of others. Without such transfusions, they begin to slowly petrify. They have become the medical staff of doctors at the home, assuring a steady supply of vital young bodies to feed upon.

Rogers and Adams begin a quiet investigation, eventually exposing the doctors and their crimes and saving future victims.

Rogers and Adams expose the doctors' crimes, stopping their deadly experiments and saving future victims.

The film concludes with justice prevailing over unethical science, as the social workers' determination leads to the downfall of the immortal doctors. The ending reinforces the dangers of unchecked ambition and the value of compassion, tying up the narrative with the restoration of safety for the inmates and the defeat of those who would prey on the vulnerable.