FBI agent Wesley Doyleis leading the investigation of the infamous "Hand of God" murder in Texas. When someone walked into his office and claimed that he knew the true identity of the confusing serial killer, Wesley Doyle was a little skeptical. This person introduced himself as Fenton Mexclaimed that his younger brother Adamkilled all these people and finally committed suicide. But Adam's crime is only part of a long-term, complicated plan, and Meeks wants to work out this plan with Doyle and figure out the motive for his brother's murder. The past and reality of the incident brought these two strangers together, and together they drove to the rose garden where Adam was buried, where Meeks began to tell the story of his faith and retribution.
Frailty movie plot
2021-12-11 08:01
Extended Reading
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Aryanna 2021-12-11 08:01:20
Ignore the story of this shit, there is still some horror
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Blaze 2022-04-20 09:01:43
This kind of missionary in disguise looks ridiculous, even Christians don't necessarily agree with it. . . From a personal point of view, I would rather believe that the person who wrote this script is a fanatic rather than a clever one. . . PS Do not abuse the name of God, this kind of abuse will not bring more believers but will have the opposite effect and make people outside the door more and more misunderstood about religion. . .
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[Adam Meiks questions Agent Wesley Doyle about the God's Hands killer]
Adam Meiks: I read in the paper that only one of the bodies of the six victims have been found. Now, is that true?
Agent Wesley Doyle: You read that in the paper, didn't ya?
Adam Meiks: It doesn't necessarily mean it's true.
Agent Wesley Doyle: Well, in this case it does. You see, the first victim was found, mutilated. With a note saying that God's Hands had taken her. With all of the rest, only notes were found, no bodies.
Adam Meiks: How do you know they're dead?
Agent Wesley Doyle: Well, we don't for sure. But the first note told us that we wouldn't find no more bodies from then on. He said he wanted to keep them.
Adam Meiks: I've got a pretty good idea where the rest of them bodies are.
Agent Wesley Doyle: At the Rose Garden?
[Adam Meiks nods yes]
Agent Wesley Doyle: Now, why didn't you tell me that in the first place?
Adam Meiks: Would you have believed me?
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[Adam Meiks and Agent Wesley Doyle talk in the police car on the way to the Rose Garden]
Agent Wesley Doyle: I just can't imagine how you'd keep something like that inside for so long.
Adam Meiks: I guess I avoided it because I wanted to.
[pause]
Adam Meiks: You know, you never did tell me why it is you just keep that one picture of your mother in your office.
Agent Wesley Doyle: My mother was murdered a couple days after that picture was taken. Butchered by some wacked-out killer like your dad.
Adam Meiks: Did they ever catch him?
Agent Wesley Doyle: No.
Adam Meiks: Is that why you took this job?
Agent Wesley Doyle: You know, you're pretty good at this. Did you ever think about becoming a cop?
Adam Meiks: Well, you know, when I was a kid.
Agent Wesley Doyle: Well, you've got the instincts for it. Cops gotta have good instincts. You know what mine are telling me now? You are hiding something from me.
Adam Meiks: What is it you think I'm hiding?
Adam Meiks: Well, why don't you just keep on talking and maybe I'll figure that out.