When Running Wolf sees the crashed
aircraft, he photographs the corpses
of the eighty-seven souls as they
disappear, and the images bring to
light the discovery of a diabolic deed.
The National Transportation Safety
Board quickly determines this is
beyond their scope of responsibility
and requests assistance.
aircraft, he photographs the corpses
of the eighty-seven souls as they
disappear, and the images bring to
light the discovery of a diabolic deed.
The National Transportation Safety
Board quickly determines this is
beyond their scope of responsibility
and requests assistance.
The investigation moves from the Sioux Indian Reservation and
state of South Dakota to Washington, D.C., when it becomes
apparent that domestic terrorists with a biological agent are
involved. Federal agencies headed by FBI Agent Bill Bradley
race against time in their attempt to discover and apprehend the
masterminds behind the crime.
state of South Dakota to Washington, D.C., when it becomes
apparent that domestic terrorists with a biological agent are
involved. Federal agencies headed by FBI Agent Bill Bradley
race against time in their attempt to discover and apprehend the
masterminds behind the crime.
| Ray Derby |
A scheduled bio-terrorist exercise provides a perfect smoke
screen for the aggressors to strike their first major blow to the
citizens of the United States. In the government’s attempt to
contain the threat within the borders of South Dakota, the
exercise changes to a genuine fight for survival. It becomes clear
that the state and local levels of government have been
under-funded and under-trained to counter the real threat of a
biological attack. Support comes from a surprising entity as the
Sioux and Cheyenne Indians sacrifice a sacred secret in order to
offer safe haven to the citizens. But will it be enough?
screen for the aggressors to strike their first major blow to the
citizens of the United States. In the government’s attempt to
contain the threat within the borders of South Dakota, the
exercise changes to a genuine fight for survival. It becomes clear
that the state and local levels of government have been
under-funded and under-trained to counter the real threat of a
biological attack. Support comes from a surprising entity as the
Sioux and Cheyenne Indians sacrifice a sacred secret in order to
offer safe haven to the citizens. But will it be enough?
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