The Keepers

Two former students take it upon themselves to investigate the unsolved 1969 murder of Sister Catherine Cesnik, a Baltimore nun, reigniting interest in the decades-old case.

Adult survivors recount the sexual abuse they endured from a predatory priest, and speculate on how his actions may have contributed to the murder of Sister Catherine.

In 1992, a survivor begins to confront the trauma of past abuse and musters the courage to reveal a disturbing threat that had kept her silent for years.

Two former students come forward in 1994 with allegations against a priest, but their efforts to seek justice are met with intimidation and opposition from the archdiocese.

A tip line provides new leads that direct the group's investigation toward two additional men who may have been involved in Sister Catherine's murder.

Catherine's younger sister becomes involved in the investigation, prompting the group to seek clarification from officials and explore new leads involving possible suspects.

Survivors and families of victims attempt to find resolution as they navigate obstacles posed by law enforcement and engage in a legal and political struggle with the archdiocese.