Profiles Dr. Carlo Musso, who has helped the state of Georgia execute inmates via lethal injection since 2003, despite the medical community's near-unanimous opposition to physician participation in executions. The film explores Dr. Musso's own moral equivocation as he grapples with his commitment to the Hippocratic Oath alongside his self-described role of providing "end of life care" within the correctional system, all while personally opposing capital punishment. Examines how the presence of medicine and a white coat may lend a false sense of humaneness to executions, prompting audiences to consider the violence lethal injection may mask.