I Know Who Killed Me

In the quiet suburb of New Salem, fear grips the community as a brutal serial killer roams free. Young women are abducted and tortured, stirring panic among friends and families.

Aubrey Fleming, a talented pianist and aspiring writer, mysteriously vanishes during a night out with her friends. Her disappearance sends shockwaves through the community and raises alarms within the FBI Task Force assigned to find her.

One night, a driver finds a disheveled and critically injured young woman on the side of a deserted road. The woman is rushed to the hospital, igniting hope that she could be connected to Aubrey's case.

Aubrey's parents, Susan and Daniel, anxiously await updates on their daughter’s condition as she drifts in and out of consciousness. Their worry grows as they hope for good news amidst the mounting dread from the FBI's investigations.

When Aubrey regains the ability to communicate, she shocks everyone by insisting that she is Dakota Moss, a down-on-her-luck stripper. This unexpected claim leaves her family and doctors baffled, suspecting it might be a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Despite being welcomed back into her suburban home, Dakota adamantly maintains her identity as Dakota Moss. This complicates the investigation, especially since she bears injuries similar to Aubrey's previous victims.

The FBI agents discover a story on Aubrey's computer featuring a character that resembles Dakota, adding layers to the mystery of their identities. This leads them to question the validity of Dakota's claims and the deeper connections between the sisters.

Dakota’s suspicions about being Aubrey's identical twin escalate when Susan shows her a video of a pregnancy ultrasound, revealing only one fetus. Confusion and terror loom large as Dakota grapples with her possible past.

As Dakota learns more about her past, she starts experiencing the physical pain of Aubrey's torture. This connection hints at their shared stigma as twins and intensifies the urgency to rescue Aubrey from the killer.

Determined to uncover the truth, Dakota visits the grave of her murdered friend, Jennifer Toland. There, she finds a blue ribbon linked to a piano competition, leading her closer to understanding the sinister motivations behind Aubrey's abduction.

Dakota and Daniel confront Douglas Norquist, their old piano teacher, who is implicated in Jennifer's murder and Aubrey's abduction. A deadly struggle ensues, reflecting the high stakes of their quest for the truth.

During the confrontation, tragedy strikes as Daniel is killed by Norquist. This loss adds to Dakota's emotional turmoil but also ignites her determination to take revenge and save her sister.

In a climactic fight, Dakota overpowers Norquist, inflicting brutal injuries upon him and finally gains control of the situation. This intense battle ultimately leads her to discover where Aubrey is being held.

In a moment of hope amid the horror, Dakota uncovers Aubrey, who had been buried alive by the killer. The sisters' reunion marks a turning point as they embrace their miraculous survival.

The film concludes with Dakota and Aubrey lying side by side on the ground, gazing up at the night sky. Their shared trauma and survival bind them together in a poignant moment of unity and relief.