Night Hunter 2019

When the body of a young woman is found on a lumber truck in Minnesota, Detective Walter Marshall suspects that the victim leapt to her death to escape from a captor. A breakthrough is inadvertently made in the case when former judge Michael Cooper’s vigilante sting to capture a child predator results in his ward Lara being kidnapped. Through a tracker in Lara’s earrings, Marshall finds her and other captive young women in a mansion owned by Simon Stulls, a man who appears to suffer from mental disability. Simon is arrested, and the police attempt to determine if he is responsible for the abductions. In investigating Simon’s background, they discover that he was born from rape and his mother attempted suicide before giving birth to him.

While Simon is in custody, the police force finds themselves being targeted by another attacker. Technician Matthew Quinn is killed in a car bombing, and fellow technician Glasow is forced to free Simon when the life of his infant daughter is threatened. The police recapture Simon after he has killed his father, just as Cooper discovers that Lara is missing. Believing Simon to be responsible, Cooper ambushes his police transport when he is surprised by another man who looks exactly like Simon. It is then revealed that Simon is a pair of identical twins, one who is responsible for the kidnappings and one who is truly mentally disabled. The twins kill Cooper and kidnap police profiler Rachel Chase before escaping.

Using a tracker that Simon left in the police station, a team led by Marshall locates the twins by an icy lake where they are holding Rachel and Lara. Lara escapes, and Marshall takes the mentally disabled twin hostage to convince the murderous twin to release Rachel. After Rachel is freed, Marshall tells the disabled twin to hug his brother, who complies, causing both brothers to fall through the ice and drown.

Afterwards, Lara reads a letter from Cooper thanking her for all that she has done. Marshall visits his daughter Faye accompanied by Rachel, implying that Marshall and Rachel have entered into a relationship.