Late one night in Reno, Nevada, Kayla flipped TV channelslooking for something to watch. She assumes she’s stumbled upon a late nightbroadcast from a university film class, but decides the program deserves a badtaste award and dismisses it from her mind. Later confusion sets in when thestar’s photo in featured in a missing person notice.
Police dismiss Kayla as a ‘nut case' until the body isfound. Detective Cooper checks out her story and suspects a serial killer is inher neighborhood, but there is something about Kayla throwing him off balance. Hiscop-radar is puzzled by her nervous behavior and his own reaction to her. Isshe in danger or does she consider the killer a friend?
Detective Cooper’s presence is unsettling to Kayla, so whydoes she keep agreeing to see him? Is it for protection or something else?
Police rally when Kayla is reported missing, but can theyfind her in time?
