This film begins with art student "Sarah Reynolds" (Shannen Doherty) leaving class one night when she is attacked by a serial rapist named "Theodore Gray" (Peter Outerbridge). He nearly kills her with a knife before a guard chases him away. Theodore is tried and convicted largely because of her testimony, and he is sentenced to 25 years in prison, while Sarah remains haunted by the violent event for years afterward. Despite this, she eventually remarries and spends her free time helping catch other criminals by working as a sketch artist for the local police department. One day, while trying to assist the victim of an attempted rape, she draws a face that closely resembles her husband, "Michael Reynolds" (John H. Brennan). Frightened she might have married someone capable of such a crime, she confronts him immediately, which causes an argument that worsens their relationship. Not long after, when she comes home from work, she finds her husband has been arrested, and during a search of their house, they find evidence directly connected to the attack on the woman she had tried to sketch for hours earlier. Unsure of whether she should believe her husband or not, she then learns that Theodore Gray wants her to visit him in prison--and he has something important to say. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this was an okay crime drama, mainly due to the solid performances by all the actors mentioned earlier. Admittedly, it was somewhat hampered by the made-for-television format and the somewhat unrealistic plot, but still, it managed to pass the time, and I rated it accordingly.
