In a high-security prison, Tila, a media rapist, expects to receive the sentence that will leave him imprisoned for life while he writes the story of his life. With the writing, he return to those houses, to those apartments. The characters of his past run through his cell, every word written makes him relive those moments as if they were happening. With the memory of the crimes comes his own past and the childhood that still hurts, every word is a scathing look or a gesture that punishes. A beautiful journalist interested in his case encourages him to remember, in the hope of a redemption that never comes. In a sudden blackout, produced by an accident outside the prison, Tila commits suicide. After his death, only a pile of written papers and a pair of dirty shoes dumped in a common grave, the only remains of the life of one of the most dangerous criminals in Chilean police history.