Inspired by true events, the narrative revolves around Gert Van Rooyen, a South African offender who was imprisoned in 1994. He was charged with the abduction of six girls, none of which were ever found. In a recorded tape, Gert de Jager confessed to kidnapping these girls under the instructions of a National Party Cabinet Minister. He smuggled the girls to Middle Eastern countries like Iran in exchange for oil. However, this tape was never released by the Apartheid Government and Gert de Jager was killed soon after his confession. In present-day
Johannesburg, South Africa, Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) officer, Jodie Snyman is rigorously carrying out human trafficking raids but with little to no results. The operation is tight on resources and is on the verge of shutting down when suddenly they find a murdered man with initials carved on his body. Further investigation reveals that the body is Cabinet Minister Oupa who was also on the National Register for sex offenders. Jodie finds some hidden tapes in Oupa’s garage and concludes that he was a pedophile who assaulted his own granddaughter. The initials on his dead body, T.S.C, are the initials of Tarrynlee Shaw Carter, one of the six
missing girls abducted by Gert de Jager. Oupa is hinted to be the same cabinet minister against whom Gert de Jager witnessed. The case gets more complicated when more bodies with similar initials start surfacing. Jodie assumes the killer to be a vigilante, taking revenge for the six missing girls. However, with the help of the hooded killer, Jodie uncovers a syndicate of sex trafficking cartels thus cleaning the society by unlawful means. Jodie begins to suspect her colleague, Ntombizonke Bapai, of being the killer after intel reveals the killer is likely to be working from within the police. Reluctant to accuse Bapai due to her romantic feelings for her, Jodie instead investigates her flat and finds Gert de Jager’s recorded tape, left for her by Bapai. Through Gert’s tape, Jodie finds out about a farm in Brakpan from where the Syndicate was run by FJ Nolte, the Cabinet Minister about whom Gert was actually talking about. Out of the six girls initially kidnapped by Gert, FJ Nolte only smuggled five. He kept Ntombizonke when she was a child and repeatedly sexually assaulted her. Jodie learns that Brakpan has an airstrip from where girls are sold directly to potential buyers without conflicting the secured routes. She drives to Brakpan and finds the dead, branded bodies of the two Khan brothers, shipping transporters who were smuggling girls in large numbers and were earlier captured by Jodie, but released. In Brakpan, Jodie spots an incoming plane and realises FJ Nolte is conducting another “purchase” of six young girls to an Iranian
Sheikh, who arrives there on his charter plane. Jodie tries to intercept but fails and in the struggle, both Ntombizonke and Jodie’s coworker, Samuel, are killed. Jodie continues the legacy of Ntombizonke and wears the hood of a vigilante herself. She kills FJ Nolte in his house and marks his chest with Ntombizonke’s initials (a homage to the original revenge rituals). Suspended from the force, Jodie is a suspected criminal but after the death of FJ Nolte, her commanding officer denies any connection. Jodie boards a plane to Iran to finish off the remaining culprit, the Iranian Sheikh. ==Cast==