Percentages of Guilt

Faulkner once wrote, “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.”
Valentin Vermeulen learns the hard way how true that is. His former
employer, the prosecutor’s office in Antwerp, calls him back. There are
some irregularities with an old case. Once in his old home town, he
finds out that he’s accused of abetting the murder of an informant back
in 2002.

His interrogators slowly peel back the layers of the case
and force Vermeulen to admit that he didn’t always play by the rules. He
realizes quickly that he is to shoulder all of the responsibility for
the death. But the authorities aren’t the only ones interested in
blaming Vermeulen. The son of the informant is out for revenge and a
crime boss shows a keen interest in the investigation.

Things come to a head when Vermeulen discovers a memo that
implicates him in the murder of the informant. He races against time to
prove that the memo was forged until he learns that the memo is the
least of his worries. Something much larger is at stake and Vermeulen is
pushed into a tight corner as he struggles to clear his name and save
his life.