Overcoming a traumatic brain injury as a teen, Mike and his wife, Heather, now live a dream life. The middle-aged husband and wife have careers, a home in suburban Dallas, and a loving family. Their life isn't perfect, but it's close. But the couple is haunted by a horrible secret they've kept for twenty years. Mike and Heather are sure that only they know what happened on that horrible day in 1992. The secret will go to their graves...or will it? Then Mike receives a phone call from a policeman who has re-opened the cold case. The aggressive cop puts the Kents' fidelity to the test. With a husband who suffers from memory gaps, Heather worries that Mike forgot a key crime scene detail With his life imploding, Mike finds himself in the hospital facing a greater nightmare. As doctors try to convince Mike that his brain issues are much worse than he knew, Mike must decide what is true. If he believes the doctors, then the crime from 1992 may be the beginning of his problems. If his own cognition has fooled Mike, then he will never see Heather or his children again. By the cover of darkness, Mike leaves with a duffel bag and an objective. His plan--to learn the truth of .