Prisoners

Keller Dover and his family gather for Thanksgiving at their neighbors' home, the Birches. This festive occasion quickly turns to tragedy when Keller's young daughter, Anna, and her friend, Joy, mysteriously go missing.

The disappearance of Anna and Joy sends shockwaves through the community. The police initiate a search effort, raising concerns and fears among the families and neighbors.

During the police investigation, a suspicious RV is discovered parked near a gas station close to a wooded area. This discovery heightens the tension as Detective Loki begins to piece together the case.

Detective Loki questions Alex Jones, the driver of the RV, who panics and attempts to flee. His chaotic escape leads to a crash and subsequent arrest, marking a pivotal moment in the investigation.

Detective Loki's investigation takes a dark turn when he discovers a corpse in a priest's basement, tied to a chair. The priest's claims about the deceased's intentions raise new concerns about the abduction.

Among the findings at the crime scene, a mysterious maze pendant is found around the corpse's neck. This detail becomes a crucial clue that Detective Loki follows up on in his investigation.

Despite aggressive interrogation tactics, Alex Jones, who has the mental capacity of a child, offers little useful information. His release frustrates Keller, who grows increasingly desperate to find his daughter.

Driven by desperation, Keller kidnaps Alex Jones and imprisons him in an abandoned building, with the help of Joy's father, Franklin. This dark turn exposes the lengths Keller is willing to go to for his daughter.

Keller and Franklin resort to torturing Alex Jones in hopes of extracting vital information about the girls' locations. However, their brutal methods yield no significant results, intensifying the moral dilemmas they face.

The community holds a candlelight vigil for the missing girls, showing unity and support. Detective Loki observes a suspicious figure during the event, prompting him to investigate further.

After chasing the hooded figure, Detective Loki creates a composite sketch which is released to the public. This development offers a glimmer of hope for the families as they continue to search for their daughters.

While investigating a break-in at another location, Loki uncovers evidence that suggests Keller is hiding something about his daughter’s case. This finding adds a layer of complexity to the ongoing investigation.

Detective Loki apprehends a new suspect, Bob Taylor, whose unsettling background and home reveal connections to the abduction case. However, the arrest further complicates Keller's vengeful quest for answers.

Keller learns from Holly Jones, who masterminded the abduction, that it was motivated by a desire for revenge. Her admission reveals a sinister plot intertwined with personal tragedy, complicating the resolution.

In a tense and gripping climax, Detective Loki manages to save Anna just in time. Keller's journey ends in uncertainty, leaving audiences to ponder the implications of his actions and the moral complexities of justice.