Show Notes
The community gathers for a memorial service to honor the twenty-three children lost in the bus incident. As the Mayor addresses safety measures and grief counselors, tensions reach a breaking point when Owen arrives to pay his respects. When Jim Reeves confronts him about his son Tyler and the night Anna disappeared, Owen must decide whether to reveal the truth about what happened fifteen months ago.
Cast: Michael Ursu - Owen Coleman Maganda Marie - Lisa Parks Amelia Monarch - Detective Roy Hutchins Jordan Gooderness McQuaid - Mayor Richard Webb Jackoby Clinton - Jim Reeves
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