A woman becomes homeless in a silly place known as Spyland County. She notices something unnerving with the homeless and starts documenting the harassment with hidden cameras. She collects overwhelming evidence of the townspeople's behavior and submits it to popular investigative journalists and exposes the town's hypocrisy in highlighting how the supposed "law-abiding" citizens are engaging in mob behavior. The spotlight causes backlash and forces the townspeople to confront their own actions, shaming them on a grand scale. She learns about a little-known legal clause that protects against harassment and stalking, even if the acts are individually legal. She uses this clause to file a class-action lawsuit against the worst offenders, including the local authorities who turned a blind eye. The lawsuit draws national attention so she starts a campaign of psychological warfare, subtly planting seeds of doubt and paranoia among her harassers. She sends anonymous letters, emails, and packages hinting at their own dark secrets (real or fabricated), making them fear even more exposure. She creates fake social media accounts to spread rumors and false accusations, making them experience the same fear and anxiety they've inflicted on her and other homeless. She discovers that many of the harassers are involved in respected community service projects or local businesses. Using her skills and knowledge, she begins to anonymously sabotage their efforts. Her actions are always within the bounds of the law, but the cumulative effect is disastrous for those who tormented her, leading them to suspect each other and fracture their tight-knit community. What happens next will leave you in shock!