A Psy-Cop enters the mind of a killer on death row in an attempt to unlock a suppressed memory that may prove his innocence.

What is the goal? What is the obstacle? Sure, the cop wants to prove the man's innocence, but why? He was his best friend? He's the cop who sent him away? What prevents the cop from getting the info right away? Is there a possibility the cop could get stuck in the convict's mind? If the convict is executed, the cop dies too? That would raise the stakes. Maybe the convict isn't innocent but holds the key to another crime or one about to happen. The convict doesn't want to give up the info and once the cop is in his mind, the two have to battle in a surreal dreamscape. There is a lot of potential here, but you need to raise stakes and provide an obstacle to the goal. Best of luck!

Agreed with Craig and DPG.

I'll add that memories are subjective, we often remember by association so our own impressions can skew the true events in a memory. How then can the cop or detective rely on what he or she finds?

With 24 hours to lethal injection A Psy-Cop must enter the mind of a death row inmate to unlock a suppressed memory that may prove his innocence.