Escape Goat

Many years of training from both the F.B.I and the C.I.A., was not to become the perfect agent, it was to become the perfect criminal. Travis Morvant was one of the best and talented students in his training class. No one had a clue that the system was creating a monster that would soon bring a terror like no other to the city of Philadelphia. With abilities to disguise himself in many forms of identity, Morvant became the greatest and unique serial killer that Philadelphia has ever encountered.

When an anonymous video tape arrives at the Philadelphia Police Department, Homicide Detective Trevor McCormick was about to have far from a normal day. As the taped plays, a normal looking man states: “My father told me that I should not just be good at something, but be the best. I have decided that I will be the most notorious serial killer that has ever killed. And by the way, this is the last time you will ever see this face.” At first, they just thought it was another tape with some nut job who was bored with life and tried to bring some amusement to himself, they soon found out that this was far from any joke.

Now with the body count starting to stack up, McCormick has now been challenged with the toughest murder suspect he has ever dealt with. Through the use of many disguises, Morvant is able to obtain victims D.N.A., using it as a distraction towards the Homicide detectives by placing it at the crime scenes of his previous victims leading the Homicide team to what they think is their suspect, only to find out it is another victim. As the case becomes more difficult, Morvant becomes more brave using his disguise to get in closer to McCormick's investigation. McCormick doesn't realize that he has been in contact with Morvant several times. Morvant is able to obtain some of McCormick's D.N.A., during a previous encounter which now has the police department in suspecting that McCormick could be involved some way. With an investigation that seems to be spiraling out, the heat is on to catch who is now considered one of the most notorious serial killers of all time and to prove that McCormick is in fact innocent.