Synopsis for 'Killing Conscience'

The opening scene starts with a man in his late teens waking up in bed, next to a girl his own age. He gets up, and wearily opens the curtains to reveal that it's morning. He looks in the mirror and sees that there's blood on his cheek, upon realising that it's not his, he walks over to the girl in his bed. He tilts her head to find that her face is bruised and covered in blood - she is dead. He then has flashbacks from the night before, which was a party around is house. During this time we see the dead girl, Kira from the point of view of the young man, Ben. It seems that night everyone had a problem with her, making her death very suspicious indeed and the rest of the party-goers possible suspects.

When the police arrive and question Ben about how she ended up in his bed he is unable to answer due to the large amount of alcohol and drugs he consumed at the party that night. His DNA is all over her and is he subsquently arrested. Having no memory other than that of the bitty flashbacks of the beginning of the night, he begins to even doubt his own innocence. The rest of the films follows the police's investigation as they try to piece together the enigma of how a girl can be beaten to death at a party full of people without anyone seeing or hearing a thing. They question the partygoers - all of whom say they saw nothing. Everyone at that party had a problem with Kira but the police can't arest everyone. Could the key to Kira's death be found far inside the recesses of Ben's memory? Only time will tell...