David sits five years into a life sentence, wrongfully convicted of murdering his own son. He no longer fights it. Grief and prison walls do that to a man.

Then his ex-sister-in-law, Rachel, arrives with a photograph. His son, Matthew, is alive in the background of a crowded tourist spot. The image is recent.

The justice system will not revisit what it has already decided. So, David breaks out.

What follows is a high-stakes, desperate chase across state lines. David is a fugitive trying to dismantle a lie so carefully built that even he had begun to believe his own guilt.

The allies helping him have their own complex motives. The FBI is closing in. The closer David gets to the truth, the deeper the conspiracy goes.

Whoever framed him is not finished.