Every hour, on the hour, a simulated drug bust will be orchestrated by local law enforcement agencies and introduces two main characters, Liz and Mark.

Liz (17 years old) and her boyfriend Mark (20 years old) appear before the local judge.  Mark, who has a prior arrest record for possession and distribution, is sentenced to jail time.  Liz, a minor with no prior arrest record, is released to her mother.

Mark has just been sent to jail.  Viewers will hear testimony from an actual inmate from the local jail who has been incarcerated for drug related offenses.

Liz and her mother get into an argument about Liz's recent court case and its impact on their family.  With Liz's father away in Iraq on a deployment, Liz's mom suffers from her own substance problems and offers little support at a critical moment.

Liz, distraught from her troubles with the law and what appears to be a broken family support system, turns to her friends for help.  Liz's friends offer her some "new stuff" to take the edge off and she barely puts up a fight.  The drug and alcohol combination for Liz is an unhealthy one as she begins to show signs of an adverse reaction to what she has taken.  As Liz is rendered unconscious, her friends panic.

Here viewers will see through Liz's eyes the experience of her overdose.  Various special effects will be used to convey this traumatic experience to the audience.

This scene portrays the emergency medical response to Liz's adverse reaction.  After repeated attempts to revive Liz, paramedics are unsuccessful.   

These final scenes are self-explanatory.