For forty years, the nightmare---a pulse-pounding rerun---visits Chip Harvey often. The face is right there, just inches away, every little detail, especially the dimples. His wife questions him relentlessly but Chip refuses to reveal details. She has picked up bits and pieces including the mention of a female. Not something a wife wants to hear. He relents and tells her about Aimee Winslow and their childhood friendship. He was 13 and she was 10. She thinks he had a crush on a cute little blonde. What she doesn't know is that Chip witnessed the killing of Aimee's parents and the killer witnessed Chip seeing it all happen. Fearful for his own life, Chip told no one what he saw. On the night of the killings, Chip executed a detailed drawing of the killer's face. And he made himself a promise: If I see him again, I will kill him.