As Rickie and JT try to cope with what they have discovered, they encounter a group of their classmates who also stumble upon the "deadgirl." One of the boys, Wheeler, becomes obsessed with the idea of the deadgirl being his personal sex object and convinces the others to keep her existence a secret.
Rickie, on the other hand, starts to develop feelings for the deadgirl and wants to find a way to help her escape her captivity. JT, torn between loyalty to his friend and doing what is right, becomes increasingly uncomfortable with the situation.
As tensions rise among the group of friends and rumors spread about the deadgirl's existence, the boys must confront their own morality and decide how far they are willing to go to protect their secret. The film explores themes of friendship, adolescence, and the darker aspects of human nature.