A friend of McCall's president has asked you to rescue his daughter from a cult, which seems like a job for the A-team, not the Special Claims Division. So why does this fall under YOUR jurisdiction?
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Nelson Robinson, a friend of McCall International's president Michael George has asked your team for help in rescuing his daughter, who is being held prisoner by a cult in rural California. It seems like a simple ‘snatch and grab,’ but more like a case for The A-Team not the Special Claims Division. So why YOUR team…and what makes this cult so 'weird, strange, or out-of-the-ordinary?' Join Blade Runner Press for this new storyline that will challenge your view on reality itself.
A friend of McCall's president has asked you to rescue his daughter from a cult, which seems like a job for the A-team, not the Special Claims Division. So why does this fall under YOUR jurisdiction?
Description:
Nelson Robinson, a friend of McCall International's president Michael George has asked your team for help in rescuing his daughter, who is being held prisoner by a cult in rural California. It seems like a simple ‘snatch and grab,’ but more like a case for The A-Team not the Special Claims Division. So why YOUR team…and what makes this cult so 'weird, strange, or out-of-the-ordinary?' Join Blade Runner Press for this new storyline that will challenge your view on reality itself.
Three vehicular deaths have occurred in the town of Kendallville, Indiana. All involved the same car, but the owner has alibis for each death. Witnesses even claim that no one was behind the wheel.
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Three vehicular deaths have occurred in the small community of Kendallville, Indiana, all involving a car that was easily identified and later impounded. The owner of the vehicle, Robert Garland, had alibis for each death and swore he had not loaned the car to anyone. Even witnesses in two of the murders claimed that no one was behind the wheel during the crimes. The police are stumped, mainly because no electronic device, such as a self-driving module or remote control, could be found anywhere in the automobile. So how are these murders being committed? And why were these people targeted? Is anyone safe on the road? Join Blade Runner Press in discovering what is behind these deaths and why they may relate to a pop-culture icon.
Three vehicular deaths have occurred in the town of Kendallville, Indiana. All involved the same car, but the owner has alibis for each death. Witnesses even claim that no one was behind the wheel.
Description:
Three vehicular deaths have occurred in the small community of Kendallville, Indiana, all involving a car that was easily identified and later impounded. The owner of the vehicle, Robert Garland, had alibis for each death and swore he had not loaned the car to anyone. Even witnesses in two of the murders claimed that no one was behind the wheel during the crimes. The police are stumped, mainly because no electronic device, such as a self-driving module or remote control, could be found anywhere in the automobile. So how are these murders being committed? And why were these people targeted? Is anyone safe on the road? Join Blade Runner Press in discovering what is behind these deaths and why they may relate to a pop-culture icon.