Irene Stanley lost her son when he was only fifteen years old. The killer, Daniel Robbin, was sentenced to death. He spent nineteen years in prison awaiting execution of his sentence. All these years, Irene’s soul was filled only with despair and hatred for her son’s murderer; she dreamed of seeing him executed. But, exhausted by waiting and realizing that she had to move on, she wrote him a letter in which she forgave him. A correspondence began between them. In the letters, Robbin appeared to Irene not as a cruel killer, but as a sad and wise man. And the woman doubted that Daniel killed her son. Then what really happened on that tragic day?..