The interior of the area had a high, arched ceiling. The arch of it accounted for the second floor. I was trying to get more shots of the old doors and some of the graffiti when he called me over to look at a hole in the ceiling.
While the ceiling was arched, the walls were not. And on the vertical interior wall that could be seen through the hole there was another fresco. It depicted God(?) resting his hand on a man, (a saint?) who's arms were bound behind his back and appears to be dead. The hole was covered in a crude iron grate, presumably to protect the fresco. There were other holes in the ceiling, also exposing hidden frescos, but the light would not allow me to get shots of them