John thought he would spend the rest of his life quietly in Argentina with his family, but after reading an article about a former Nazi on trial he starts to have nightmares and headaches again. The truth of his past comes out when some men show up to arrest him for crimes against humanity. His family is shocked to know that John was involved in the Holocaust. A young attorney from Colorado is chosen to prosecute him, but learns that he has a hard time seeing John as a villian after reading his journals. Will John be held accountable for his role in the Holocaust or will the court show mercy and allow him to spend the rest of his life with his family in Argentina?