All the wheels of the RV splintered. Everyone was so scared that no one dared go out to check what happened. At first, they all assumed that they were all alone in this wild region unexpectedly, some noise came in from the front side of the RV. It seems to be the sound of a man coming from the side mirror.
It was the time of spring break and every group in the class was planning to go on a vacation. Emily and his friends rented a bus from George's uncle and started navigating the way to the gulf shore. However, halfway through the journey, everyone's cell service becomes unreliable. Rather than reaching the campsite, they reached an abandoned area in the wilderness. All the tyres got punctured. They get out to investigate what happened, and Emily sees a red dot on the side of the RV. Suddenly, someone shoots at them. Everyone runs back inside. They realise that someone has shot out their tyres and gas tank.
Unexpectedly, some noise came in from the front side of the RV. The shooter leaves them a walkie-talkie. Oliver took his hand out of the window and grabbed the walkie-talkie hanging on the side mirror. On the other side of the walkie-talkie, someone just wanted to know a secret that one of them in the RV had, but no one else knew about it. Tensions rose in the RV, and everyone got suspicious about each other. They made several trials to escape, but every time they tried to do something they got a warning from the shooter. Oliver becomes paranoid and asks everyone to check if the RV is bugged.
He accused Emily, Arthur and George for working with the sniper. Shoot from the hip Oliver kicked Emily out of the van. Arthur pushed Oliver and opened the door of the RV to help Emily. Emma who had been trying to contact the police from the start was still trying. For instance, they heard the sound of the siren and at the other moment, the gunman started shooting them and ran away. Oliver was shot in the head and died on the spot while Emily was shot in the legs. Police arrived rescued them all and took them to the hospital for medication.
