Framed in the Dead of Night

At three in the morning, John from the apartment below breaks down Russell's door with a crowd of neighbors, accusing her of running a red light in her Porsche Panamera and leaving his father unconscious in the ICU. His wife kneels in the hallway with their child, begging for thirty thousand dollars in surgery costs, while the neighbors point fingers and cameras flash. Russell, who is red-green colorblind and cannot drive, insists she never left her apartment.

She produces an official colorblindness certificate, but John twists it against her, and the crowd only grows louder. When the police arrive, the parking garage cameras have been down since the heavy snow, and a fresh scrape with a bloodstain sits on her bumper. The dealership confirms no one has touched the car since its last service two weeks ago, leaving Russell to wonder who drove it and why the evidence points at her.