A successful married woman's life is put in turmoil when she reunites with an old high school friend.

In response to the growing power of African Americans in the country, a chemical biologist (Dr. Phil Stain) has developed a drug that causes black people to kill each other. Testing for the drug was conducted in Chicago and has now been scheduled for Los Angeles. Nino Scar is the first person to ingest the drug unintentionally after car jacking the trafficker who was transporting the drug from Chicago. Having taken the pills in a concentrated form, Nino Scar is turned into a psychotic killer and begins eating his victims. The CIA and local gang leaders are all scrambling to secure the drug for their personal agendas.

Gordon is confronting with every parent's nightmare when his adolescent son David is killed by a hit-and-run driver. Police pursue a few weak leads but fail to find the killer. Gordon and his wife Carrie's lives turn upside down with the shocking loss of their only child. Just then, Gordon meets an ex-detective Antonio and Doctor William to join their support group that consists other people from diverse backgrounds who suffer from the same type of losses of their loved ones. Step by step, Gordon becomes a trusted member of the group and finds out grisly clues of their secret agenda. Eventually, Gordon has to decide how far he can go for the memory of his beloved son and the justice he deserves.