Sleeping Dogs

Retired homicide detective grappling with Alzheimer's, Roy seeks to piece together a tangled case and expose a hidden truth that may have killed an innocent man. His memory trembles as old files resurface, forcing him to confront a dangerous cover-up.

A central figure connected to Dr. Wieder’s research who is later revealed to be Dr. Elizabeth Westlake in disguise. She manipulates events to protect her own interests and discovers the implications of Finn's manuscript.

A doctor with a hidden identity who recognizes Roy and is connected to the murder through the Finn–Westlake–Wieder triangle. Her involvement links personal history to the case’s deadly consequences.

The murdered doctor at the center of the investigation, whose research and conflicts with Finn, Westlake, and Laura drive the motive for the cover-up.

An inmate on death row who claims his confession was coerced, highlighting the consequences of flawed investigations and the potential for innocent lives to be ruined.

Roy's partner who becomes entangled in the cover-up and ultimately sacrifices himself to protect Roy and reveal the truth.

Roy's ex-wife whose past with Dr. Wieder becomes a crucial piece of the memory puzzle and a motive for those involved in the case.

A suspect whose fingerprints appear at the crime scene and who left behind a manuscript that reveals his troubled history with Dr. Westlake and Wieder.

A former patient of Dr. Wieder who hints at a heated conflict among Wieder, Finn, and Westlake and is fatally shot in self-defense during the investigation.