Prior to 1986, Bill and Kathy Lipscomb appear to be the perfect couple to outsiders. They have two children. He has a high ranking military job, she's employed in the medical field. Until one day Kathy is brutally murdered. It is then uncovered that the marriage was headed for divorce, as both spouses were cheating, and they had separated. Still, no clues tied Bill or anyone inside the affairs to the killing. Then, as though speaking from the grave, Kathy's writings expose a secret so huge it reaches far beyond the scope of a married couples reciprocal jealousies. In the end, Kathy could not be silenced.
—M. Dalgetti