At the heart of WHITEBOY is an unusual question: Could memories of an apparent past life ever be used as evidence in a court of law? New York detective Sonny Ray Jackson has a near-death experience, causing his childhood nightmares to return, revealing a devastating image of a white boy named Charlie Miller being pushed beneath a subway train in 1973 by none other than Sonny Ray’s current boss, now the NYPD Chief of Detectives. What begins as an impossible memory develops into a murder investigation and ultimately a New York criminal trial, combining crime and courtroom drama with questions about memory, consciousness and whether consciousness can survive death.