The Treatment

One soon learns that something from his past is pursuing Inspector Nick Cafmeyer. He wears a heavy burden from his childhood. And then his past catches up with him and with unexpected brutality. Nick's brother had disappeared as a boy without a trace. Cafmeyer always blamed Ivan Plettinckx, a known pedophile living in the neighborhood. Police never found proof against the man and had set him free. Ivan proves his vindictiveness sending nasty messages to Cafmeyer. Years later, as a police inspector, Nick is in charge of investigating the kidnapping and violence against a family whose dead son is found in the branches of a tree, naked and with horrible bite marks. Neither father nor mother, both in a shock of which come mentally ravaged, want to talk about what happened. All indications are that the abductor is a brutal mental-deranged serial offender. The kidnapper brought the father to rape his own son. The investigations are in full swing, thereby Nick goes its own way - And what if the case had anything to do with Ivan Plettick? As Nick searches the room of the diseased Ivan, he finds a series of disturbing videos. That leads him directly to his childhood. There, the key for the terrible events seems to lie. An extra fine sense is required from the inspector to locate a woman involved in the abductions. In addition, who is the mysterious "Troll", also called "the Biter", who, according to the children, knocks at night at the window of their nursery.? Cafmeyer must penetrate deep into the criminal underground network of kidnappers and threatens to get lost in it.