Something’s wrong with Julie. She hasn’t been the same since her parents were murdered.
She’s been seeing a psychiatrist, but it hasn’t helped.
Tom thinks she has survivor’s guilt, but it’s been a long time, and she’s not getting better. She doesn’t sleep. She barely eats. And she’s starting to get paranoid.
She tries to avoid Tom when he comes home from work.
Now she’s gone missing. No one has seen or heard from her since her last therapy session.
Tom thinks the paranoia began when she started seeing her psychiatrist. He wonders if the doctor turned Julie against him.
He confronts the psychiatrist, who says it's really no mystery. Although Julie won't admit it, she’s convinced Tom's the one who murdered her parents.
Tom insists he had nothing to do with the murders. He accuses the doctor of putting thoughts in her head.
But if Tom isn’t a killer, what’s happened to Julie? And why has she been so consumed with guilt?