Alby finally remembers. With Sreeja’s hidden recorder, he traps Anwar’s confession. A brutal fight ensues on the rooftop of the old lighthouse. Anwar falls—but not to his death. He lands on a fishing net, laughing. "You'll never know," he screams, "if what you remember now is real... or another memory I planted."

: The killer leaves victims tied to crosses or hanging in "crucifixion" style, often accompanied by cryptic biblical references in Amharic.

But the breakthrough comes too late. The killer has already chosen his next target. And in a chilling twist, the evidence leads Sam back to the very people handling the investigation.

: The soundtrack features the haunting theme "Memories Never Die," and the score is composed by Anil Johnson. Themes & Style

The climax of Memories is a tense standoff. Sam tracks Ebinezer to an abandoned warehouse, the "execution ground." Here, the film strips away the police procedural elements and becomes a raw, physical struggle.