Riders of Justice

Forced by a series of unfortunate events or coincidences, Matilda and her mother are forced to go to school by train. Matilda's bike was stolen, and her mother's car doesn't work. On the train, a man, Otto, out of politeness offers Matilda's mother his seat. Otto was recently fired from his job as an analysis specialist for doing his job too much and getting nowhere. The lives of three people are cut short at lightning speed when the train suddenly crashes. The right side of the three front cars of the train is seriously damaged as a result of a collision with a part of a parked freight train. Matilda's mother was sitting on the right side, and therefore she dies instantly. Otto and Matilda, fortunately, were not injured. Matilda's father, Marcus, an employee of the Marine Corps, is urgently recalled to participate in the tragedy. Both Matilda and Marcus suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but Marcus completely denies it. Being a Marine, he demonstrates his resilience, but deep down he cannot accept the loss of his wife. Father and daughter begin to live in deep darkness until Otto comes with a ray of light. Otto lives in a sense of guilt, because it was he who gave up his place to Matilda's mother. If it wasn't for him, she would still be alive. Guilt forces Otto to help his daughter, and he begins to analyze the incident. He states that the incident was a planned murder to kill a man named Johan Eagle.