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Characters
Stu Pepper
(played by Gabriel Mann) — protagonist
A personal injury attorney who represents Kevin Thacker’s parents after they reject the police account of Kevin’s death. He investigates the case and takes Officer Kendall Eldred to court, using evide...
Thomas Thacker
(played by John Savage) — protagonist
One of Kevin Thacker’s parents, who disputes the police explanation that Kevin died after attempting to jump from the station roof. Along with Kevin’s other parent, he suspects that Officer Kendall El...
Kevin Thacker
(played by Michael Welch) — supporting
A repeat drunk-driving offender from Iowa whose latest arrest leads to questioning at the Marshalltown police station. He attempts to escape and is later found dead in an alley behind the station. His...
Officer Dodge
(played by Colby French) — supporting
Nancy Pepper
(played by Jennifer Finnigan) — supporting
Judge Hallow
(played by Ivar Brogger) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
A disputed death leads to a legal investigation that exposes police brutality and a departmental cover-up.
Plot Progression
A Death Behind The Station
— Kevin Thacker is detained after another DUI and attempts to escape during questioning. He is later found dead behind the police station, while the police present a rooftop-fall explanation.
Doubt Beneath The Official Story
— Kevin's parents reject the account that he died accidentally. They suspect murder and seek legal assistance to challenge the police version of events.
Evidence Against The Fall
— An attorney investigates the death and presents evidence about Kevin's injuries, the crime scene, and the timing of death. These elements undermine the possibility of a rooftop accident.
The Cover-Up Collapses
— Court arguments establish that Kevin's death was deliberate rather than accidental. The police cover-up is exposed, and the accused officer is found guilty of murder.
Directed by Brian Jun
The Coverup (2008) · 4.5/10 · crime, drama, mystery