When your brain betrays you, who will prove your innocence?
A murder case of a rich man shocked the whole city. The evidence was conclusive and the murderer confessed before the law.
But he repeatedly muttered the same sentence in the interrogation room:
"I didn't kill anyone - but my memory says I did."
The police discovered an even more terrifying truth:
There is indeed a clear memory of the murder in the murderer's brain.
Every detail is eerily real...
Only the most important thing was missing - the motive for killing.
As the investigation deepens, a black market of memories that wanders in legal gray areas gradually emerges.
