Nineteen years ago, the police in Indiana discovered the body of a little girl, burned beyond recognition and buried in the woods. George Calhoun was arrested for the murder of his daughter, and his wife testified against him during the trial. However, George claims he is not the perpetrator and that the body is not that of little Angelina. But that was all he ever said about it - no further defense, no additional justification. The jury found him guilty. All his appeals were denied - and now there are only six weeks left until his execution. Dani Trumball, a lawyer with the Innocence Project, wants to believe him. After all, no forensic evidence was presented to prove that the body in the woods was indeed George's daughter. But if the girl is not Angelina, then who is she?.