PATSY

"I trusted him completely. That was my first mistake."

Sheila Thompson's quiet life shatters when a charming stranger named David Marlowe sweeps her off her feet—and steals everything she owns. Framed for his crimes and sentenced to 15 years in prison, she becomes the perfect patsy. But when a prison transport accident gives her a chance to escape, Sheila makes a choice: run into the darkness and hunt down the man who destroyed her.

"He thinks I'm in prison. He thinks I'm broken. He's about to find out how wrong he is."

On the run with no money and no identity, Sheila becomes invisible—haunting public libraries and truck stops as she searches for answers. Through online forums and news archives, she discovers the truth: "David Marlowe" doesn't exist. But Marcus Voss does. And he's the FBI's third most wanted criminal. Armed with his real name and a single lead, Sheila boards a bus to Miami. The hunt begins.

"I escaped. But he had seen me. He knew I was coming for him. The hunter was now the hunted."

Posing as a caterer at Miami's high-society events, Sheila finds Marcus—now calling himself "Alexander"—targeting his next victim. She breaks into his private office and discovers a ledger of his crimes, her name marked "Patsy." But Marcus catches her. In a desperate struggle, Sheila pulls a fire alarm and escapes with a torn page from his ledger. Now exposed, she's running out of time.

"I got closer in two weeks than you have in two decades. I know how he thinks. I was his perfect victim."

With Marcus closing in, Sheila makes a desperate move: she contacts FBI Agent Rebecca Torres and offers a deal. The ledger page is compelling evidence, but it's not enough. Torres faces an impossible choice—arrest the fugitive or use her to catch a monster. She chooses the latter. For the first time since her escape, Sheila isn't alone. Together, they begin planning a trap.

"It was never about the money. It was about the game. Finding the perfect, trusting soul and watching it break."

The FBI spreads a rumor: Sheila double-crossed Marcus and stole a million dollars. Enraged, he flies to New York to confront her in a wired warehouse. As Marcus confesses to his crimes on tape, Sheila reveals her final move—"The Voss Files," a website exposing every victim, every alias, every crime. Furious, Marcus opens fire. The warehouse erupts in chaos.

"You're not just a victim, Sheila. You're a hero. The President is issuing a full pardon."

Told from multiple perspectives—Agent Torres, a news reporter, Marcus's latest victim, and Sheila herself—this episode reveals the aftermath of the shootout. Marcus Voss is dead. Sheila wakes in a hospital with a gunshot wound and learns she's been pardoned. The Voss Files go viral, exposing decades of crimes. But Sheila doesn't feel like a hero. She just feels empty.

"He took everything from me. But he couldn't take my life. I took that back myself."

A documentary-style episode exploring the global impact of The Voss Files. Agent Torres is promoted. Victims find closure. Sheila refuses all interviews and disappears to a small Oregon town, working at a diner and living a quiet life. In her own words, she reflects on survival, trust, and the strength she never knew she had. Her advice: "You have to save yourself. You are stronger than you think."

"Where do I start?"

One year later. Marcus Voss is a fading memory, but his victims have formed support groups inspired by Sheila's courage. She's found fragile peace in her coastal town—until Agent Torres calls with a new case. Someone with Voss's signature. Someone he trained. A woman. Sheila looks out at the ocean and makes her choice. The hunt isn't over. It's just beginning.