“My name is Anna Davis… and this is my story”.  At the young age of 13, Anna Davis was enticed on social media by a trafficker using a fake profile.  She was drawn into his web, kidnapped and trafficked. She lived a nightmare that she “could not wake up from” until she was rescued.  She is now on the witness stand in a court of law where she is telling her story in hopes that there is enough evidence to convict her trafficker and sentence him to jail.

Frank Taylor, a compassionate Prosecuting Attorney, gently guides Anna through the process of sharing the highly emotional “facts, exactly how they happened.”

Through the use of flashbacks, we see many of the details she is explaining to the jury, including the tactics her trafficker uses, his motives, the moment she was kidnapped and taken to her new home where she met all of her new ‘sisters and roommates’, a night she went to meet a ‘special customer’, and how she met a caring, total stranger who took matters into her own hands and made sure “everything will be okay.”

The tension builds as Bryan Russell, an arrogant Defense Attorney, attempts to push Anna into a corner by bringing doubt and confusion to her story.

The conflict rises as the jury intently listens to both sides of the story, focusing on the facts that will lead them to deciding a verdict. Will there be enough evidence to pronounce the pimp guilty as charged or will there be too much confusion so that a guilty verdict cannot be delivered “beyond a reasonable doubt”?