Avainsana Criminal Trial

Elokuva kertoo yksinhuoltajaäidistä, joka selviytyy vain hädin tuskin hengissä joukkoraiskauksesta. Hänen 12-vuotias tyttärensä on silminnäkijä, mutta oikeudenkäynnin aikana tytön luotettavuus kyseenalaistetaan. Joukkoraiskauksen selvittelystä, selittelystä ja peittelystä tuskastunut etsivä ja sotaveteraani John Dromoor ottaa tapauksen henkilökohtaisesti. Hän lähtee selvittämään itsenäisyyspäivänä tapahtunutta raiskausta ja pyrkii tarjoamaan oikeutta ja lohtua, sekä hakemaan omaa kostoaan.

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