On December 27th 1973, German businessman, factory manager, and honorary consul, Thomas Niedermayer was kidnapped from his home in Belfast. He was never seen alive again by friends or family. He became one of the disappeared, and it seemed that no-one knew what had happened to him. A frenzied web of media speculation led to spurious reports of Niedermayers alcoholism, philandering, and gun running, while IRA military propaganda triggered investigations into loyalist responsibility for the murder. Niedermayers wife, Ingeborg, and his young daughters spent the next seven years not knowing if Thomas was alive or dead until, in 1980, an IRA informant led to the recovery of his body. Director Gerry Gregg (Condemned to Remember) accompanies Niedermayers adult granddaughters as they embark on a painful journey of discovery framed by writer David Blake Knoxs uncompromising investigation of deceit, collusion, and unhealed wounds which challenge the possibility of forgiveness.