Clinic

Murdoch, a counselor who provides psychological counseling to the survivors of the Harrison Building bombing, met with each client one-on-one. The police detective suddenly came to the door and said that the entire bombing was not an accident. He hoped that Murdoch could provide the survivors' statements. Murdoch refused to reveal any information based on professional ethics. But he found that there were subtle connections between the victims' memories of the bombings. At this time, the case client Stella, who had mentioned that she would never commit suicide because of the happiness of her family, was found to have jumped from a bridge and died. This reminded Murdoch of what Montenegro had said, and he began to unravel the contents of the case client's statement, but he also led himself into danger...