Sleeping dogs

Roy, despite battling his debilitating condition, dives back into the case headfirst, focusing on the suspicious death of Richard Finn, who had penned a memoir about the Wieder murder. Laura Baines, Finn's research partner and possibly more, holds crucial information about that fateful night. As the film delves into a lengthy flashback narrated by Finn, it becomes unclear how seriously we should take his account. Descriptions like Laura being "one of those rare unicorns who knew everything about everything" hint at a certain artistic license, leaving us questioning the reliability of his narrative.