Child's play can ruin a lifetime
Robert Lindström has a secret - at the age of 11 he killed his friend Max, who was the same age, with a piece of concrete. At least according to the police. However, he himself has no memory of the murder. Because of his young age, he was never tried, yet he was removed from his parents, and he went through an educational institution and foster care.
After twenty-eight years of a lonely and dark life, journalist Lexa rings his doorbell and offers to write a book about the fateful summer when Max was found dead. She's convinced of Robert's innocence. But why does he insist he's the killer?
In the Stockholm suburb where Robert grew up and where he returned years later to refresh his memory, a little girl is found dead and other children begin to disappear.
Coincidence? The investigation brings the police ever closer to Robert...
