:31:00
They fire aluminum rounds
at almost the speed of light.
:31:03
A rail gun.
:31:05
Yeah, that's another name for them.
:31:07
The Navy's been working on them
for years.
:31:10
The smallest one I've heard of is mounted
on a battleship.
:31:13
Cyrez was contracted
to scale them down...
:31:16
...to design a compact,
hypervelocity pulse weapon.
:31:19
The most powerful assault rifle on earth.
:31:21
They took millions,
then said it was impossible.
:31:24
They looked real enough to me.
:31:26
Maybe Cyrez found a higher bidder.
:31:29
They're connected everywhere:
Defense, CIA, NSA...
:31:33
...maybe even your people.
:31:37
Still want to put them away?
:31:41
Yes.
:31:44
I'll hide you until the hearings.
:31:46
No one will know where.
Not my boss, not WITSEC.
:31:49
No one.
:31:51
Can you do that?
:31:52
The Feds knew it'd be a death sentence
for you, and let you walk right into it.
:31:57
I was stupid.
:31:59
You trusted them, that's all.
:32:02
Now, trust me.
:32:17
This is Morehart.
:32:19
We have a problem.
:32:21
Go ahead. This line's secure.
:32:24
The Cullen woman is still alive.
:32:26
Are you serious?
:32:28
It gets worse.
:32:29
She has a disk.
:32:31
She tried to access our program with it.
:32:35
Do you have any idea the risk I took
to get this back?
:32:38
I know. She must have made a duplicate.
:32:41
Then get it.
:32:43
Whatever it takes!
:32:44
Understood.
:32:47
One other thing.
:32:49
-I checked her phone records.
-And?
:32:52
She called a woman named Isaacs.
:32:55
A reporter for the Washington Herald.