The objector

On her way back from school, Jessica Silver, a fifteen-year-old girl and heir to one of the richest businessmen in the city, disappears. Soon, accusations are directed at Bobby Nock, her black teacher who is twenty-five years old. In the eyes of the prosecution and public opinion alike, Bobby Nock is undoubtedly Jessica's killer, but Maya Sil, a young woman among the jury, is convinced of his innocence; so she persuades the other jurors to push for a verdict of innocence for the man. This controversial decision will change their lives forever. After ten years, a documentary program reunites the jury, with a particular focus on Maya, who has now become a defense lawyer. When one of the jurors is found dead inside his hotel room, all evidence points to her, and she must prove her innocence by delving into a case that does not seem to be closed and investigating all the secrets the jurors have been hiding all these years.