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This is One Toxin You'd Want to Take!
This episode - LD50- begins with a reality TV show host that is checking out people with weapons. When they crash into the room, they see that the men are dead. When Callum and Sam investigate they see that there are dead birds and animals around the area where the dead men were. They think they need hazmat to investigate.
They trace the dead men to an old lady named Esther who is involved. They visit her and see that she has Alzheimer's, yet she helped set up a deadly biochemical. She thought she was helping the government in their development of low LD50 chemical - something they put in botox, but deadlier.
They find out other people involved - from their old “friend” Dallas, who they've had dealings with before.
They find a guy named Simon and ask him about “the Dutchman.” He alerts them that there is a hit going down, an auction for this biochemical.
Sam decides to go into the auction for the toxin, undercover - he claims he's had his shots. Callum doesn't think so. The “Dutchman's” men take him to a warehouse and pat him down.
They trace down the guy with the vial in the mall. Callum catches it as he throws it in the mall. He is then thrown in the water by Sam - supposedly to save his life. He then injects him with the antidote.
They let the old lady, Esther, go. Hettie gets reminiscent and says that when she gets old and has to go to a nursing home, she is afraid that she will say all that she knows.
drew76
Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:18:37 +0000
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