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- When Nick Di Santo learns that his father is not only alive but can possibly reveal the origin of his son's dark gift, he sets out on a trip that takes him to an abandoned mansion he thought only existed in his childhood imagination.
- An opportunistic congressman schemes to have his much younger wife killed, but she's already a step ahead of him.
- A look at the relationship history of a couple who happened to have met via a craigslist "missed connection"
- Early one morning, two FBI agents, Portman and Cross, visit the Peterson home. Jack Peterson, a young psychology professor, had just inherited the house from his grandfather. Portman and Cross question Jack concerning the murder of two young women and a handgun he once owned. Jack denies knowing or ever meeting the women and tells the FBI that the gun was lost long ago. The FBI continue to investigate Peterson's past and he continues to deny any involvement. Jack's wife, Anne, discovers the "lost" handgun in a box from the basement. This discovery builds tension and distrust between the couple. Jack assures her he will bring the gun to the FBI. Jack's escalating strange behavior raises not only the concerns of his wife, but also the FBI, who are watching him constantly. More things about his past start to unravel we find out that the suicide of his twin brother, Jimmy, brought on by post-traumatic-stress-disorder, led to Jack's creation of a drug formula. Does this formula have anything to do with the dead women? Is he being framed by a pharmaceutical giant or is Jack really a murderer? What develops is a story driven not just by the characters discovering clues to Jack's past, but also the relationships of those around Jack Peterson and the tight knit community of Greenville, Maine.