When Harris starts to investigate the disappearance of a young boy twenty years ago, he thinks that it's going to be a sad but open-and-shut case. But then he starts to discover signs that this wasn't an isolated incident, that multiple boys were taken over the years, and that there might still be danger in the present day. His new independence gives Harris purpose and motivation, but without the police department behind him, and perhaps even against him, will he be able to close this case and prevent the past from becoming the present once again?