The God Conspiracy: Episode 18

09/14/09 • 23 min

Congressman Benson awakens to find himself tied to a chair in a small, windowless room. A man with a deep, raspy voice named Green provides a horrific demonstration of the BioStrain chip, and then injects Benson with the chip to ensure the congressman's cooperation.In Iowa, Capt. Thiel decides that working with Agent Unes and Deputy Jurasik was his best chance to find out who's using his A-team as a cleanup crew, and for what. And at the detention camp behind Scott Air Base, Gruner, Vijay, and Norlock learn that they've arrived just in time to receive flu shots with everyone else at the camp.

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The God Conspiracy: Episode 17

Cindy Moore discovers the website that Eric created to tell the world about Bob's arrest. Remembering the telephoned threat, Cindy panics and demands that Eric delete it immediately.Across town, Agent Unes and Chief Deputy Jurasik visit the homes of the boys who received Eric's mysterious email from "God". As Unes suspected, the computer is missing at their first stop. But at the home where Frank Allen had drowned his wife the previous day, Unes and Jurasik find more than they expected--or wanted.And across the river from St. Louis, Gruner, Norlock and Vijay search the perimeter of Scott Air Base, looking for evidence of a new detention camp. Equipped with night vision goggles Gruner bought over the Internet, they discover that the barbed wire fence around the base is intended to keep people in, not out--and that they aren't quite as stealthy as they'd hoped.

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The God Conspiracy: Episode 19

At the detention camp outside Scott Air Base, Gruner, Vijay and Norlock find Scott Stauffer, who thanks his friends for their rescue attempt--in spite of the way it turned out. Then Gruner plays a hunch and forces Captain Poverello to call off the flu shots for the detainees. Meanwhile, a tense meeting takes place in the Moores' kitchen between Captain Thiel and his A-team and the women whose husbands they arrested Sunday morning. Eric Moore confirms the suspicions of Thiel and Agent Unes: the computers were the key--or rather, the e-mail from "God" was the key to the terror events of 10/13. Just as Thiel and his men leave to plan their next move, a tall, round-faced man with thinning hair arrives at the Moores' home, announces that his name is Barney Ison, and he's there to help.