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- Your life is a mess. - What does it mean?

- You should lie down now. - No!

He was a soldier on a mission.

There are people over him.

All tests were made by Catalyst.

- You're not looking at me. - Does anyone else do that now?

Everyone is lying all the time.

The only one, You can control is yourself.

We're investigating Gibbs.

- Do you have cameras in the archive? - No.

- Can we see the archive? - No.

A man has been killed!

We were going to research in PTSD.

Think what a blessing the right combination would be -

- not just for returning soldiers, but for society.

- Does it work? - Not quite.

The rats can withstand stress, however become aggressive, yes, murderous.

No!

Stop it!

No!

- Emily! Emily! - No!

So, so. Breathe.

He had Flynn. He had Flynn all the time.

- Who had Flynn? - Oduwale had Flynn.

Can you go?

Can you get up?

Yes.

- Okay? - I can do it.

Come on.

- Hi. - Nick, we're investigating Oduwale.

You have to keep him away from Flynn.

- What's going on? - I call when we know more.

- Promise me to keep Flynn from him. - Of course.

Thanks.

Hey. Emily called.

She examines Dr. Oduwale.

Seriously? Why?

I do not know. She is investigating him.

I know, that you and dr. Oduwale are colleagues.

But I promised to keep Flynn away from him. I hope it's okay.

- It's probably nothing. - Safe.

- But if it gives you peace of mind. - Thanks.

I don't often say enough how happy I am is for your handling of family ...

I love you and I love Flynn. It's that simple.

I love you.

Dr. Oduwale.

Emily. What a surprise.

I have no session with Flynn the next days. Is there something wrong?

No no. There is nothing.

I have a couple of questions.

I'd like to answer them, but I have agreements.

It doesn't take long.

Have you worked at Project Quill?

Project Quill?

I haven't heard that name for years.

And?

- Did you work there? - No. Not official.

How did you work there?

Building 60 was a psychobiological gathering place.

The idea was that students and the faculty should speak -

- while playing table tennis.

Was that all? Just talk?

Mostly.

There were probably some who would try out their theories -

- But it never led to so much.

You were there in some of the experiments?

I may have participated in discussions.

But I don't remember no specific conversations.

It's 30 years ago. I had just wrote my thesis.

It's all blurred.

Would you like some water?

No.

No.

Emily. Have you considered even getting some therapy?

It doesn't have to be with me. Here are other specialists.

No thanks. I've tried therapy.

It gave no result.

I'm sorry.

And I'm sorry to have to interrupt the trip down the avenue of memories -

- But I have to go.

What an interesting work.

- Who is the artist? - One of my patients.

Say if you change your mind about the private sessions.

Felicia can always book a time for you.

- Felicia. - Doctor.

- Hi, Felicia. - Miss Byrne.

Can I get dr. Oduwales weekly plan and find some times?

Okay.

Maybe I can come back later today.

No, he's in Fort Devens all day every Wednesday.

- Fort Devens? - Yes, he has a private practice.

- To the soldiers? - Yes, trauma groups and private therapy.

- For over ten years now. - Thanks.

Rex Wolfe was stationed at the Fort Devens. They may have met each other.

And Oduwale may have used him in his experiment.

But Oduwale is not listed as Rex's doctor in his military papers.

No, they keep medical records and service papers separated.

- Hi. - Hi.

- All is well? - Yes.

- What about you? - Yes, now.

It's been some time since, I was in a relationship.

At least one, that is not self-destructive.

I saw it here and could not help.

- Oh, Jack. - Open it.

It's your happiness stone.

- Do you like it? - Yes, it's beautiful.

But I can't keep it.

I know, but couldn't you say that you bought it yourself?

Well, I can.

- What is it? - Nick knows that.

Not that it is you, But he knows.

Okay ... Okay ... What do you want to do?

I can't lie anymore.

- You want to stop. - I'm sorry.

But I have more to lose, than you have.

My marriage, my family.

My sister and father get fucked sour.

- Hi. - Hi.

Can't we meet later enough? and talk about it?

We showed it all through.

Hey. Dr. Oduwale treated Rex Wolfe at VA long enough for -

- a close doctor-patient relationship could develop.

But I should not disturb you.

Oduwale wrote some papers on Saugus, which is located online.

And how do you want to get them reviewed?

By ignoring me.

- What? - Okay, come on.

Oduwale had access to Catalyst Diagnostics' database in 1982.

- Here he quotes it again in 2013. - 31 years.

- We must have access to that database. - I'll get the court order.

You want prints of the file?

Printouts are best. All about the six names.

Otherwise we will not close anyone into the archive, But court orders open doors.

Now, Tyler Brandon Mills? I thought it was over.

Gain. I find all six.

- What do you think? - I want to see what they have in common.

Thanks. Here.

Tyler is almost not with. See.

Not since childhood.

- A dead end. - No, he's in the pattern.

- How? - The violence and the rash.

- Here are the others. - Something must be missing.

- How long do you keep records? - It's different.

Some years, some decades or indefinitely.

We are too east coast's largest biobank.

Biobank?

So someone can have access to old blood tests?

Not just blood. We have urine, skin and organ tissue samples.

Remains from routine tests as biopsies and such.

- Why? - It is a great research resource.

After re-testing has become more advanced -

- Are the samples too valuable to discard.

- Cal. - Do you have everything you need?

So far.

Emily?

- Hi. Are you going early? - Some errands.

- Can we just talk? - Okay.

- Can we talk here? - Of course.

- Is it important? - No.

What happens to dr. Oduwale? Nick told it.

- Is there anything I should know? - We're not sure yet.

- But you worked long before him? - Yes, for years.

- Did you hear anything bad about him? - No, never.

We are lucky He takes Flynn.

Yes ... I mean, of course.

But what about his patient ethics?

- Did he ever bend the rules? - No, he would never do that.

- You really like him, right? - I admire him.

He published an article in 2013 on blood chemistry -

- and it's connected with an FBI case.

- You're very thorough. - Yes. It has to do with Flynn.

Find something of importance to Flynn ...

Then we call right away.

Alice ...

Thank you for everything, what you did for Flynn.

To be there for him in all those years.

He's lucky to have you. We are all.

Thanks.

Hi, what happens to dr. Oduwale?

Is there anything I can help with?

We try to connect him to your case.

Tyler Brandon Mills? How?

Came. Follow me.

Come over here.

What is going on, Isaac?

We believe dr. Oduwale ordered Rex Wolfe to kill TBM.

What?

Oduwale got to know Wolfe via therapy at Fort Devens -

- And used him to the fentanyl killings.

It is ...

- Did you see. - The stupid pig.

He worked with Flynn for months.

It is ...

So.

I am ... We ...

We required to get Wolfe's call list, after killing TBM.

We wanted to find a friend or colleague, that helped him hide.

Let me guess: no friends.

Or they also used all prepaid cards. We found nothing.

It's an alarm signal. Told TBM's parents something -

- about medical treatment? It got all the victims.

Oduwale used it as cover for the experiments.

We must talk to Mills' parents. No no. I'll fix it.

That's my case.

Thanks.

Thank you for meeting, Mrs. Mills.

- It's extremely important. - Do it fast.

- You said you sent your son ... - He's called Tyler.

You sent Tyler in group therapy.

There was an informal help group. They met in the hospital.

I regret, but I don't remember much.

- He was physically healthy and healthy, didn't he? - Yes.

We have reviewed Tyler's records and found no treatments.

Did he never get any psychotropic drugs?

We ...

We never went that way. It is my husband's great opposition.

Mrs. Mills ...

Sometimes, when nothing else works, we do things.

We take calculated risks and hope that it will help our children.

I have done that.

- Can you just ...? - Yes Yes.

Tyler got a close relationship to the doctor in the hospital group.

I said nothing to Chauncey -

- But the doctor said, that Tyler would get better -

- with an experimental medicine.

The insurance did not cover but Tyler got it for free.

And Tyler said, that it made his brain sharp.

- Would you like to recognize the doctor? - Maybe. I do not know.

Was that this man?

- Yes, it's him. - Safe?

- What was in the injections? - I do not know.

- Did they kill my son? - I'm sorry, but I don't know.

The same, who ordered the fentanyl killers -

- also ordered Tommy Gibbs murdered.

Dr. Semo Oduwale was Rex Wolfe's therapist at Fort Devens.

Wolfe helped him to perform experiments on victims.

When it went wrong, Wolfe had to kill them to delete the errors.

- I haven't heard of experiments. - They were secret.

The victims were given blood samples at Catalyst Diagnostics.

Oduwale had access to their database via Project Quill.

- What is Quill? - A psychobiology project at Saugus.

Oduwale continued experiment elsewhere.

- On people? - Oduwale was the Tylers Mills therapist.

He gave Tyler an experimental medicine.

And Tommy Gibbs linked Oduwale to Catalyst and Project Quill -

- So Oduwale got him murdered.

We will question him.

Do it. Get him in.

But Julianne and Cal stands for the interview.

Emily, Nick, you have a connection to Oduwale and cannot participate.

Understood.

Dr. Oduwale. I'm an FBI agent Gunnarsen. FBI agent Isaac.

- Thank you for coming. - Certainly.

- If you're ready? - Of course.

Gunnarsen is an interesting name.

Your background must be Norwegian or Swedish.

Yes, my grandfather was from Sweden.

Does this man look familiar?

Rex Wolfe.

Yes, I know him.

Unfortunately, applies my medical secrecy here.

- But I disregard it. - Thank you for your understanding.

- So Wolfe was a patient? - At Fort Devens ten years ago.

I treated him for five to six months.

He was introverted and evasive.

We often sat in silence.

- Did you have a relationship outside? - We barely had that inside.

Did he have violent tendencies?

Never.

Have you had contact with Rex since?

Not as far as I remember. But I have treated hundreds of military people.

I guess, that Rex is in trouble?

I'm trying to help my patients, But it is not an exact science.

I wish it was.

When I think Flynn had private sessions with him ...

But specific conversations? It's been over 30 years ago.

What do we have? Hour and a half?

Two hours.

I asked Cal to withdraw the time.

It was before the Gulf War.

You have specified Catalyst Diagnostics as a source of biological data.

How long did you have access to them?

In one study duration.

I just had to use their data on site under supervision.

They are riders.

Damn.

Before the FEMA events did you know Tyler Brandon Mills?

Tyler was my patient's transition.

Difficult situation.

Tragic outcome.

- Did you have anything to do with that? - Who's that?

Maybe it was your injections.

Has his mother told you so?

The poor woman did everything in his power to help his son.

She gave him a kava extract.

She gave him St. John's wort, one disaster for his mental state.

Tyler's mother thinks you gave Tyler injections to heal him.

But he got worse from them.

Tyler's mother was exploited of charlatan more than once.

Unfortunately she confuses me with another.

More than once I have been falsely accused.

Do you have more questions?

Unfortunately, I have an appointment tonight.

Yes, we have a few more.

- Am I arrested? - No, of course not.

Then I have to go.

Make a deal with Miss Crandall in the hospital -

- if you want to arrange another discussion.

I hope, that you find the one you are looking for.

Come on, take it.

It's Emily. Post a message.

- Hi. - Hi. He has cleared his office.

- He knows we're on track. - The questioning is over.

Do not worry. I've got it under control.

- Emily? - Get your mouth slipped.

- What's going on? - Do you know what it is?

Emily, you must let me go.

It's Tyler Brandon Mill's phosgene gas. Do you know what he had planned?

- He made them here. - Help!

He could take them with them, where he wanted.

Emily, you can't do this here. You're an FBI agent!

I trusted you with my son! I can do with you what I want.

MY RECORDING 2

I know, you got Rex Wolfe to inject -

- at least six people with a serum. And then you got him to kill them.

- I don't know what you're talking about! - Gu you do!

Do you know how phosgene works? Do you?

Emily, don't.

Emily!

Oduwale revealed something during the interrogation?

No, he never stumbled.

- Where have you been? - At Oduwale's office.

- Did we get a warrant? - No.

Someone had emptied the office anyway, surely Oduwale.

- Have you seen Emily? Is she back? - No, and she doesn't take the phone.

- Do you have an idea of ​​where she is? - Piss. At home with dr. Oduwale.

Then we have to go there.

Quickly.

Chat.

- Emily, don't do it. - I said talk!

- Talk! - Emily, stop now.

You must breathe sooner or later. That's how it comes in.

Such. Such.

Swallow it in your neck. It does it in your eyes.

You probably have eight minutes, three good ones.

Now that the gas is in your lungs, can we wait -

- or we can talk, and I can drive you to the hospital.

Help ...!

- Help! - Well, you cough.

It goes faster than expected.

Woven in your lungs and your neck has started to melt.

Emily, stop. I beg you.

I just let you die.

But I'm curious. Why fentanyl?

Because I failed.

I failed!

I had to delete all tracks so the work could continue.

What failed? What did you inject them into?

A serum I developed a serum.

I sprayed resilience into them!

And it worked. It worked perfectly on Rex Wolfe.

I cured his PTSD.

- And so he became an effective killer? - Rex was a disciplined soldier.

But the civilians failed. They went wrong with that.

- Emily, stop now. - And the gas attack?

- Did you inject Mills? - Rex did it.

- And Tommy Gibbs? - Now open the window!

- And Tommy? - He came too close.

How did you make the serum?

It started with animal testing.

Countless animal experiments. All failed.

I had to try it on people.

But I would not exceed that limit. I couldn't.

Then I got a package sent.

A vial of blood, no name, no address.

Just one note: "What do you say to this?"

That blood had properties I had never seen before.

A far more advanced hormone composition.

They kept coming, month after month.

Then I got an email.

"You're ready to take the next step? "

"You're ready to meet the donor patient? "

You know the rest.

It was Laurie.

She brought me to you.

Your blood was the origin of the serum.

You are connected with all the fentanians.

Your blood was in their veins.

- You tortured me. - I created you!

Your resilience became stronger in captivity!

Can you see her car?

Clear?

It's not phosgene. Is that okay?

No no.

You won't kill me. Not until you know about Flynn.

- Did you inject Flynn? - Get me free!

Have you injected my son ?!

- Byrne! - Emily!

- What the hell, Byrne? - It's just tear gas.

- It burns. - You good God! Out!

Thank God you came. Get me out, before she comes back. Release me.

What are you doing?

What was it?

You good God. Oduwale has been shot.

Texts: T.R. Mills www.sdimedia.com