- Dr. Anwar Samir, a third year resident at a New York hospital suddenly goes missing following a disagreement with his superior and the rejection of a proposal by his girlfriend. Given his Saudi Arabian background, almost inevitably suspicions arise of terrorist links. Witnesses and colleagues begin to question past "suspicious" behaviour, and disagreement manifests within the team itself as to the presumption of guilt as the Joint Terrorism Task Force also becomes increasingly involved.—grambax
- Dr. Anwar Samir, the Saudi-born best, well-reputed third year resident at a New York hospital, goes missing after being refused a recommendation for the CDC by his chief Dr. Falk and having his proposal waved by his US fiancee who is moving to Chicago. Ambiguous indications oblige Martin to work on the hypothesis of a Jihadist link, which a Joint Terrorism Task Force specialist supervises, whom Jack brought in dutifully without believing that angle. Anwar is cited waving a gun at Dr. Falk's residence doorman and linked to troublesome Kamal, a more obvious terror suspect, who is involved in a bomb alarm with tragic twists.—KGF Vissers
- Dr. Anwar Samir, a third year resident at a New York hospital suddenly goes missing following a disagreement with his superior and the rejection of a proposal by his girlfriend. Given his Saudi Arabian background, almost inevitably suspicions arise of terrorist links. Witnesses and colleagues begin to question past "suspicious" behaviour, and disagreement manifests within the team itself as to the presumption of guilt as the Joint Terrorism Task Force also becomes increasingly involved.
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