Why does Kane go to Ian's school?

To hunt down the bullies and corrupt officials who put his twin in a vegetative state.

Who is ultimately responsible for the framing?

Riley, the hidden architect, and the powerful Carter family.

My Brother, the Mafia Godfather

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My Brother, the Mafia Godfather — A crime boss infiltrates his twin brother's school to exact revenge on the bullies and officials who left him comatose.

Seventeen years after separating, mafia godfather Kane discovers his twin Ian has been reduced to a vegetative state by sustained school bullying. Kane assumes Ian's identity on campus, systematically identifying and destroying each student tormentor while forcing out the administrators who enabled the abuse. His investigation traces the conspiracy to Riley, the hidden architect of the framing, and culminates in the dismantling of the influential Carter family. As the final pieces fall, Ian unexpectedly awakens from his hospital bed.

Quick answers

Why does Kane go to Ian's school?: To hunt down the bullies and corrupt officials who put his twin in a vegetative state.
Who is ultimately responsible for the framing?: Riley, the hidden architect, and the powerful Carter family.