The Story<\/p>\n
Polly Parker believes someone has put a curse on her fianc\u00e9, Clifford Barnett. Clifford and his partner, Alan Hendrix, are what\u2019s called headhunters, they find executives to run companies. Polly suspects, and so does Dixon, this may be a real headhunters curse.<\/p>\n
Dixon\u2019s friend, Orpheus, knows all about curses. His business card states, \u201cAre You Cursed? See Orpheus, Curses Reversed!\u201d But Orpheus won\u2019t touch this one, it\u2019s too real. He sends Dixon & Sparks to see Dr. Pew, an anthropologist at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.<\/p>\n
Delbert Pew has lived among the Asmat headhunters of Irian Jaya. While he takes them on a tour of the Met\u2019s incredible collection of Asmat primitive art, Dixon exclaims, \u201cOh my god, these things are alive!\u201d Delbert confirms, \u201cThe Asmat believe their ancestor\u2019s spirits actually live within the works of art.\u201d<\/p>\n
When something bad happens, the Asmat believe it\u2019s caused by someone else. And they are very good at \u201crestoring the balance,\u201d that is, getting their revenge.<\/p>\n
But a headhunter\u2019s curse in Manhattan? Not likely. And yet, Hendrix and Barnett have been receiving frightening phone calls in the night. When Dixon & Sparks begin receiving calls on their cell phones, with strange gibberish and chanting, they suspect if this is an Asmat curse, then the primitive headhunters have gone hi-tech.<\/p>\n
Note: If possible, use headphones.<\/p>\n