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The Anthrax Chase

Tom Plunkett · 2006

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SYNOPSIS OF THE ANTHRAX CHASE Two CIA agents Brady and Turner escape from a military complex in the Middle East after trying to steal a canister of biological material. A high-speed boat chase follows until eventually they outrun their pursuers and set off overland to find the aircraft they flew in on. Reaching the aircraft they make their escape. But after arriving back at their operations base they find that the canister they stole contained nothing. Because the batch they were after had been moved hours before they got there. The scene switches to London where an unknown terrorist cell attempts to plant a canister of anthrax spores in the London underground. But fail after the person planting it electrocutes himself on the live rail. The device is quickly found and brought to the surface for testing, where they discover it contains anthrax. MI5 and the antiterrorist branch of Scotland Yard are unable to identify the body of the terrorist at first, but with the help of the CIA they eventually discover who he is and link him to a suspect they’ve been watching. The suspect, who assembled the device, is instructed to meet the third member of the cell to explain why the plot failed. After the meeting he is caught heading back to London by MI5, and following interrogation agrees to become a double agent. After what happened in London, the British Prime Minister and the American President meet in Washington to decide what to do next. The CIA pick up a coded message from a phone intercept, which suggests that the group who attempted to release the anthrax in London are going to try again in Washington. Realising this the British and American secret services set out on a joint mission to kill or capture the group.

Book details

Year
2006
Language
English
Publisher
Authorhouse
Editions
1
Pages
392
ISBN
9781425920968

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