The Dallas Connection
Scientists in charge of a sophisticated, state-of-the-art, military satellite are being assassinated. It's up to a team of federal agents to protect the last surviving scientist able to activate the s…
The Dallas Connection
Scientists in charge of a sophisticated, state-of-the-art, military satellite are being assassinated. It's up to a team of federal agents to protect the last surviving scientist able to activate the satellite. Around the globe, someone assassinates renowned scientists before a major scientific convention in Dallas. The killing spree has to do with the IWAR, an upcoming International World Arms Removal project featuring a state-of-the-art satellite system capable of detecting and destroying offensive contraband weapons. Now fearing for his life, scientist Antonio Morales requests protection from the Agency, a task assigned to Special Agent Samantha Maxx. After all, Dr. Morales plays a crucial role in the full operational capacity of the IWAR system, and he must be protected at all costs. However, can Agent Maxx stop the Black Widow and make the Dallas Connection? —Nick Riganas
The Dallas Connection
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Scientists in charge of a sophisticated, state-of-the-art, military satellite are being assassinated. It's up to a team of federal agents to protect the last surviving scientist able to activate the satellite. Around the globe, someone assassinates renowned scientists before a major scientific convention in Dallas.
The killing spree has to do with the IWAR, an upcoming International World Arms Removal project featuring a state-of-the-art satellite system capable of detecting and destroying offensive contraband weapons. Now fearing for his life, scientist Antonio Morales requests protection from the Agency, a task assigned to Special Agent Samantha Maxx. After all, Dr.
Morales plays a crucial role in the full operational capacity of the IWAR system, and he must be protected at all costs. However, can Agent Maxx stop the Black Widow and make the Dallas Connection? —Nick Riganas.