Brigadier General Forges is put in charge of the case, much to the dismay of Racheli's father, a retired officer who was instrumental in convicting Deloya. When Forges doesn't appoint Racheli to his team, she fights to be part of the investigation.

Racheli connects findings at the crime scenes to Ari Ozri, a former literature teacher of the two murdered girls. But after questioning him, she is struck by his charms-just like 10 years ago, when she was also one of his students.

When Deloya's son is violently attacked, questions arise about a possible connection to a mysterious woman. Information from a surprising source makes Racheli fear that another girl has been murdered.

With rumors of a serial killer terrorizing the town, everyone seems to be a suspect, but Deloya's family hope he will be acquitted. After secrets from Racheli's past are revealed, Forges dismisses her from the unit.

Scrolling through the victim's group chat reveals that the figure of a murderous rabbit often appears in the messages. Racheli wonders if there is any connection to the actual dead rabbit that the police found.

Shiran, a girl who was bullied by her peers, is interrogated about the "murderous rabbit" identity. She provides a disturbing account of the victim that opens up an overlooked angle on the case.

Even though all the evidence points in the direction of one perpetrator, Racheli still searches for answers. Her probing sheds new light on the case.