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Part Four: Her Autumn Tears Like Rain Wish Shift: Chapter Thirty-Five The Stromium Connection Year 1 A.S. Day 191 Danny and Sam took the drugs that Danny had taken from Amy's bathroom with them to the police as soon as they left the advocate's office. After telling Kira and Dianne what they saw, Danny didn't have much argument from her. She had noticed it a couple of times as well and just thought it was odd that they were being so agreeable. She hadn't seen them take the capsules or take the phone call. She was just coming in to the tail end of their trance when she had noticed and hadn't made the connection that Danny had. When they were ushered into the office of the DEA liaison the agent took one look at the capsules that they had brought with them and said she couldn't help them with this, but she would take them to someone who could right now. They followed the short fiftyish woman to the elevator and desended to one the sub-levels. Danny was already more anxious from seeing the response of the authorities than she had been before coming here. This appeared to be much more serious than he thought when he and Sam stumbled onto this. The DEA agent stopped at a door with only a nameplate and no title on it. She knocked and stepped in. "Agent Kellerman?" she asked. "These are the people that came in just now." "Bring them in and get them something to drink, would you Charlie?" they hear a nasal voice say from inside the office. They walked into the brightly lit room to meet with Agent Kellerman. He was a tall rawboned man with close cropped black hair. They could see tattoos of swastika's and other white supremacy designs peeking through the crisp white dress shirt he wore. His ice blue eyes passed over them and Danny felt a momentary tremor pass through him. He had seen eyes like that from Lloyd when he was going after something with everything he had and he was glad that he was not the focus of this man's ire. Agent Kellerman stood up and offered them both a seat after shaking their hands. He introduced himself as Maria Kellerman, but told them to call him Miguel. When he saw them come in he also saw them look over the tattoos adorning his skin. He explained to them that he had been escorting a prisoner when the Shift happened and had switched into his body. Where the prisoner had gone to when it happened they still hadn't found out. He told them that he understood that they were concerned about some kind of drug that a relative had started taking and that they said that they had witnessed unusual behavior as well. He asked them if they had a sample of the drug and Danny took the small plastic bag he had put the black capsules in out of his pocket and handed them over. Agent Kellerman opened a drawer and took out a small sample cup and an evidence bag. He triggered a recording device and started listing the details referencing a long string of numbers and letters that they assumed was the case file. He picked up one of the gelatin capsules with a pair of tweezers and gingerly broke it apart over the sample cup. Once he sealed it, he put the other capsules and the cup into the evidence bag and sealed it four different ways. He reached for a button on his desk and asked someone to come in and then looked at Danny and Sam. "I'll send it to the lab for confirmation, but I already know what this is. We've been seeing a lot of it recently." "So what is it then?" asked Danny. "It's called Stromiumhypnol, or at least that's the lab name for it. Field agents are calling it the Jedi mind fuck. This is a powerful drug and it's fast acting too. Where did you get it?" he asked. Danny looked at the agent over the desk. "My daughter-in-law and her husband are both taking it. They have since they got back a couple of weeks ago." "You say they got back. Where did they go?" he asked. "Jake, well Amy now, was having a hard time dealing with the Shift. She kept getting crazier and more unreasonable. When our son Kim told her to either get help or leave after the last incident she found a place that promised to help her adjust," said Danny. "And how long were they gone?" Agent Kellerman asked. "A little over three months," they said together. "That's bad," Agent Kellerman said quietly. "This drug, have you seen the effects of it?" he asked. "I saw a little of it. I was there when I saw them take it and when I asked Amy what it was, she said vitamins. After they took it they both got a phone call and about twenty minutes later we saw what it did. They talked for a short time and when they hung up we noticed that they did what we told them to do for a little while. Then they cleared up and went back to doing what they were doing before," said Danny. "Stromiumhypnol is a close cousin chemically to rhohypnol," Agent Kellerman said. He was bent over the desk scribbling down the shorthand report of what they were telling him. "Rhohypnol I've heard of," Sam said quietly, her face getting darker with anger. "And I know what it's used for too." "Well unlike rhohypnol, Stromiumhypnol doesn't erase your short term memory. What it does is induce a highly suggestive state into a person's consciousness for a short time. It moves quickly out of the body as well and if you aren't looking for it, you won't see many chemical traces of it after 24 hours," Agent Kellerman said. "So it's some sort of a mind control drug then," Sam said. "It's used for that, but in a way, it's more like having too much strong alcohol. You lose inhibitions and you become highly suggestible. When you're under its effect you are more likely to latch on to and take in what someone tells you without question." "How dangerous is this?" Danny asked. "Well I'll tell you what it's not. Now if someone is under this drug they do accept ideas without questioning the source, but it does have a weakness. It can't make you go against something you strongly believe. The controller can't just tell you to do something and you do it. That's not how this drug works," he said. "What is does do, is latch on to your mind and suspend the mental filter we have to separate true from false. It makes the person accept ideas without questioning the source, but it does have limits like I said. Now I could give you this and I could tell you to rob a bank, but if it's something you are firmly against, then you just won't do it. When a new suggestion bounces off some strong belief, the subject usually questions why they should or exhibits confusion, even in a fugue state. If you push too far it can snap them out of it entirely, then the controller has to up the dosage and change their angle to get the result they want," he said "No matter what they may want to do with a drugged person they have to have something for it to work with. Once they have that, the person handling you can use it to get into your mind and re-wire your brain any way they want to. It works like mental building blocks. The person contacting you gives it to you and then they tell you something that you already know is true. This gets accepted right away and you open more of your mind. Then they tell you something else that you know is true. Each time you're opening your mind a little further and further." "Then they plant a small suggestion. Usually the first one is intended to get you to take these things on a regular basis, again connecting to something that you feel is true. If you have a medical condition they become part of your medicines, if you are a health nut, then vitamins, this drug is a mental chameleon." "Each truth that is known is used to anchor the programming that they want in place. It's like building a wall with bricks, but every once in a while you sandwich a brick of bullshit in between the regular true mental bricks. There's so much truth there the bullshit goes unnoticed. They'll take their time building compulsions until they get you to their final suggestion; the one that they have been building up to." "And that is what?" Danny asked. "To go and put yourself into their hands. Once they trigger that command you go into one of their camps and they go at you full time. We suspect that the ones in those camps are kept on this stuff twenty-four hours a day while they get bombarded with only what they want you to know and believe. Then they turn you loose and they keep in intermittent contact daily, getting you to keep taking your pills, keeping your mental state under their thumb and using you to recruit mostly," Agent Kellerman stopped writing and put the pen down. "What do you mean recruit? How?" asked Sam. "Usually by taking over the whole family first. You have the husband or the wife go and volunteer for treatment at their camp for whatever reason they have. Then they come back and you can see the change, but there's something off about it." Both Danny and Sam nodded in vigorous agreement when he said that. "But you don't have that much time to notice, because once they come back the first thing they do is to drop some of these capsules in everyone's drink a few times and then they are put on the path to go off to the camp themselves." "Once they take over a family, they move on to the in-laws and start on them. Not anything noticeable at first. Just enough suggestion to get them taking the drug without question. Then the controller takes over from there. It's like a disease," he said. "This looks like it's personal for you," Sam said. "They got my daughter," he said flatly. "They made an early attempt to get moles into the Bureau, but they were sloppy and thought we wouldn't notice with all of the confusion after the Shift," Agent Kellerman clenched his hands "Believe me when I tell you that these people are going down. Every... last... one... of... them." He emphasized the last sentence with a savage fury that made Danny glad that this man was the one hunting these people. Danny gripped Sam's hand tight and looked at Sam. "Jenny is taking these things too," he said to Agent Kellerman. "I saw a bottle of them with her name on it when I went down to visit a while ago. She told me that they were pre-natal vitamins. That's why I thought it was strange for Kim to be taking them." Agent Kellerman looked a Danny. "Who is Jenny and how long do you think she has been taking them?" he asked. "Jenny is our other daughter, she switched while she was overseas working. She's been taking them for a few weeks, maybe longer," Danny said. "I'm not sure how long really." "That's strange," Agent Kellerman said. "Usually they try to get you into a camp within a couple weeks of contact, but they may be trying something else here. Or they may just be having a hard time getting her to bend the way they want. Does she live alone?" he asked. "No," Danny said. "She lives with her boyfriend Derek Peterson." "And he hasn't said anything to you about her behavior?" he asked. "No, he hasn't said anything," Danny said. "This could be really bad then. She may be living with her handler and that is why they haven't triggered the go to camp command yet," Agent Kellerman said. "Or they could be trying out how to infiltrate a household without someone going to the camp first. That would be a new approach for them. Either way the best advice I can give you is that it's better get her out of there as quickly as possible." "Because if you wait too long and they get her to go, it'll be too late. Once she goes into that camp you won't be able to touch her until she comes out again, and then you'll need a full cult deprogrammer and a chemical purge to even begin to make a dent in what they've done," he scowled darkly. Since he'd mentioned his daughter, Danny and Sam were already sure that when he mentioned that part, he was speaking from painful, personal experience. "Are you sure that we can get her to go?" Danny asked. "The people they are doing this to are all long term projects to these bastards. They don't make the mistake of doing a rush job. That's why deprogramming them is such a bitch after they get out of the camps. If you can get to them, before the go in command is given, then you've got a chance. You separate them from the source and the drug drops out of their system pretty quickly. And without the drug to reinforce them, then the commands mostly start fading over time, because most of them at that point are just exaggerating something they already believe or feel anyway. It may take a little while, but they may come back out of it much easier if you can get them away," he said. "And you're sure she is taking these pills?" he asked. "Jenny is taking these pills," said Danny. "I've seen them." "Then the best thing would be to get her out now," Agent Kellerman said, " If she goes into their camp, you won't even know who it is when you see her next time," he said bitterly. "We've already seen that," Sam said grimly. "You keep saying they. Do you even know who they are?" Danny asked. "The organization behind this, calls themselves the Church of the Blessed," he said. "That's that group that Kim and Amy started going to services with when they came back," Sam said. "The Church of the Blessed wasn't their name originally. They were a local fundamentalist branch that only had about twenty sister churches spread over a two state area. Before the Shift they were pretty orthodox in what they preached in most ways. Bastards, but still some form of fundamentalist orthodox. They are against abortion, birth control, homosexuality, hostile to certain types of education and especially to women working outside of the home. They also had some pretty strict rules for women's behavior and dress as well. They were strict on the men too, but they really policed their female members more ruthlessly," he said. "But the thing that really set them aside from other groups was they openly preached white supremacy as a biblical practice. That drove some people to avoid them and it brought them into contact with a lot of other groups with the same ideals. Their contacts with Aryan Nation and other similar groups are what first put them on our radar. But when the Shift came, that whole idea came back on them hard. A lot of their members left when they found themselves shifted into different races, different sexes, and different sexual orientations. For the people in my department, the Shift has been an enormous bucket of cold water on groups like that. You can't be a white supremacist if you are now a black man, you can't believe women are inferior creations if you are now a woman. You can't believe that homosexuality is a choice if you are homosexual and can't help yourself when you now have those desires. For a while after the Shift it looked like, even with the resurgence in religious belief, that this group was going to fade away." "Then the current Brother Paul started reversing that. The first thing he did was proclaim that the Shift was actually the Rapture and that they had merely misunderstood it's meaning. He then switched the Church's doctrine from white supremacy to the right of the unshifted to rule over the shifted as the new Levite class. And that was what the unshifted members of all of these groups they were connected with were looking for. He gave them a religious justification for feeling that they were superior to everyone else, which is all they really wanted deep down inside their twisted little hearts," he said. "Now a lot of them still have those beliefs they had before, but instead focusing on that, most of their energy is channeled into this." "You said the current Brother Paul?" Sam asked. "That's right I did," Kellerman said. "Brother Paul is a title, not a name. But you don't know that unless you know how they are set up and to do that you either have to be investigating them or in their ranks. Each of the leaders are named after a different Apostle. We know that Paul is the overall leader right now and is responsible for recruiting from outside the flock as they refer to it. We know that Brother Thomas is in charge of enforcing orthodox beliefs within the group as a whole, but mostly focusing on those that haven't had their minds rewired with this drug. And we know that Brother Judas is head of their assassination department. Basically the executioner arm of the inquisition that Thomas runs. We know the other leader's titles, but not exactly what each one is in charge of yet." "Why would they name anyone after Judas?" Sam asked in disbelief. "Because for starters, even before the Shift they didn't believe in the idea of free will. In their doctrine, either you were given over to control by god or by the devil. And since in their view Judas had to do what he did, they naturally fit him into their story this way, that he should be viewed as the apostle who had been given a dirty job that had to be done for the greater good," Agent Kellerman said with a disgusted look on his face. "They're awful flexible with how they view free will and pretty inconsistent when you pin them down. Fucking scumbags," he cursed. "After the Shift they were in complete disarray. We think that Brother Paul was the only member of their governing body that remained unshifted. He seems to have latched onto this idea that the Shift is the Rapture right away and within a couple of weeks, while everyone else was confused, he started reaching out to those other groups they were in contact with as well. He met with all of the unshifted that he could track down and get to. We suspect that the current Brother Andrew was a mid-level member of the KKK before the Shift, and that another, Brother Judas, was part of Long Knives, an Aryan Nation splinter group that thinks AN are too passive." "He pulled all of these together and rebuilt the governing body in his image. The first thing they did was snap up every unshifted member of their own groups and bring them together for conclave. That's their word for what is just an old fashioned Nazi rally mixed in with a KKK meeting and a tent revival. They hammered out what they were going to be and do and then they went after all of their former members in their new bodies, then the bodies of former members. That's where they got my daughter. When I said there was an attempt to infiltrate the Bureau, that was my own daughter trying to slip me this shit." "Once they locked down those groups they started working on others. They tried traditional ways at first, but even with everyone all messed up from the Shift most people weren't having it. Oh, they got some that way, but not as many as they liked. That's when they turned their Church camps into brainwashing facilities. Somebody over there must have known a good bit about the old methods used in North Korean POW camps, because that was all they were relying on at first for those who didn't swallow their narrative right away. They started this whole gays caused the Shift shtick online and that's when their decline started to reverse and they started to grow even larger than they were before. But brainwashing is slow and even with a large operation it takes time. Somehow, someone in their group got access to Stromiumhypnol." "We don't know if they whipped it up themselves or one of the groups they contacted had it in the works. They started using it in their 'treatment camps' and that is when they started rapidly expanding. Now they have an efficient pipeline for recruitment. People come to them, they get a dose during their intake session, they go under this stuff and don't ever come out of it. They don't leave the camp until they have been completely rewired mentally. And the stronger you are the less is left when they are finished with you. If you are a real strong person inside, they can't build on those mental walls, all they can do is knock them down. Those ones end up like automatons, but these pricks don't care about that. As long as the person is following their directives they are fine with making them into living robots." "That's what Amy is like now," Sam said looking at Danny. "And if that doesn't work," Agent Kellerman drew his finger across his throat. "Personally, I know they are up to a lot more than what we know about them now. This is more than just building a religious movement or carving out a local influence. But we can't get agents into them. They are already locked up tight as an organization and we won't run the risk of sending one of our people into that snake's nest as a 'convert'. The only way to find out for sure is to just go in and seize everything seize everything they have and just shut them down," he said. "If you know all of this already, why aren't you going after them and shutting them down?" Sam asked him. "Mrs. Minton, there is nothing that the agents working this case would like to do more right now. And we could do it in a flash, because even though everything is slowly going back to something close to normal, we're still under martial law," he said. "Once the elections are held in November, that authority is likely to be revoked." "But even with the latitude that gives us right now, there are very few agents who want to use that. Martial law is going to end sooner rather than later and when it does, none of us want any of these scumbags to walk on any sort of technicality. We are going to move on them, and I promise you it will be soon. But we're not going to budge an inch until we have their grave dug and their coffin nailed down. Not one of these creatures is going to be allowed to escape." Danny could see the fury in Agent Kellerman's eyes grow as he talked to them about the cult. "So if you won't move on them yet, what can be done?" Sam asked. "Well, for starters, I'll dispatch a team to your son and daughter-in- law's house. We will keep them under surveillance, monitor their communications and when the time comes they're going to take them into protective custody and they will be listed on our records as hostile witnesses. Once they're safely out of reach of their handler they will be turned over to a cult deprogrammer after they go through a complete chemical purge," he said. "We have to be really careful with this step, because we don't want any defense attorney throwing bullshit around. They do have their own legal department handy, so that they don't have to go looking for representation outside their group. We don't want their lawyers trying to claim that we are the ones guilty of brainwashing their membership. So once they're into the rehab program every moment of their time is taped so there will be nothing that can't be answered." "The other reason is that we can't tip off the cult that we have started making plans to move against them. We have an entire floor of agents ready right now whose only job will be to answer phones and act as though they are still under their control in the first few hours. We have other teams watching their homes to intercept in-person visits and prevent them from escaping. You asked me when we will move and all I can say to you is that it will be soon," he said. The door opened behind them and four agents walked into the room. "I'm sorry Mr. and Mrs. Minton, but we are going to have to detain you as well for the time being. I told you this information so you will hopefully understand our need to do this. You will both be kept in a safe, secure facility until after we move on this cult." "You can't do this," Danny said insistantly. "We can and we are Mr. Minton," Agent Kellerman said in an even tone. "I'm sorry, but you are being detained as material witnesses for the time being. From what you have told me you are also in danger of being compromised by people under the control of this group as well. This is for your protection." Two of the agents were standing behind Danny. One of them started to reach for him. Sam was being helped to her feet. "I mean you can't do it personally," he said to Kellerman. "We just told you that our daughter is taking these things. She's not in one of these camps yet, but from what you said it won't be long before she is." "I'm sorry about that Mr. Minton. But we can't take the chance of alerting them, not at this stage." "What about your daughter? Wouldn't you have done anything to keep her safe if you knew this before it happened?" Agent Kellerman didn't say anything. "That's all I want from you," Danny pleaded. "Send somebody there with me, but help me get her out of there. It's not just her. She's pregnant too." "We will put her under surveillance as well and try to intercept her if they do that," he said. "No you won't," Danny said. "You'll let her walk into that camp if you need to, just to keep these bastards in the dark." "Let me go get her. I can tell her that there is a family problem, I can get her out of there and no one will think it's strange." "We can't take the chance that you haven't already been compromised." "We came to you," Danny pointed out. "All that tells us is that, if your son and daughter-in-law have given this to you, then they haven't gotten very far with it." "They're focused on getting their kids into that camp. It's all they've been talking about since they got back," Said Sam. "Wait a minute?" Agent Kellerman waved the agents back. "Sit back down and tell me about this. Why haven't they been able to get their kids?" "Jake has a restraining order against her because of what happened before they left for the camp. The courts won't allow them to be alone with Mattie or Little Jake. Ever since they've been back they've been working on getting it lifted. All Joshua has been talking about is how certain he is that the program there can help Mattie the way it helped Amy. It's literally all they have done anything with. It's their entire focus." "And where are these children now?" "With their great-grandmother. She's nineteen now, so don't get the idea that she's decrepit or something like that." Sam looked at him. "And if we suddenly disappear don't you think that will tip them off that something is going on? Or are you going to fake our death or something to cover it up?" Agent Kellerman looked uncomfortable. Everything that they had said so far was a concern of his. And he did understand where Danny was coming from when he talked about protecting his daughter. He didn't say anything for a moment while he thought it through. "There might be a way," he said finally, dismissing the agents behind them. "We can place an agent with you. This agent can be with you undercover. They'll be our eyes and ears and if they even suspect that you are under their influence in any way we will scoop up your whole family and put you into protective custody with a cover story to explain it." Danny and Sam started talking with Agent Kellerman about how they could do this. They settled on having an agent pose as a mechanic at Sam's shop and live with them in the meantime. Danny would go and get Jenny and then from there they would decide what the next step should be. Agent Kellerman got onto the phone and directed his subordinates to find a suitable agent to fill this role while they talked further about it. "The best thing for you to do now is go back home, pretend that nothing is happening and if your other daughter is taking these drugs then get her out of there as quickly and quietly as you can. The best time for it is to be there when she takes her dose. While she's still in a suggestive state you can put it to her that she wants to go with you to visit for a while and that would be easiest. But if she resists that idea, then it's likely that they have already primed her with a stay command and are really close to giving her the come to camp command. If you run up against that outcome then it will have to get ugly I'm afraid," Agent Kellerman shook his head sadly. The phone rang at his elbow. He answered it and talked a while and then hung up. "We can't go with a mechanic cover story," he said. "We have someone who would be really suited to doing this, but she can't fake that kind of role." "Can she fake being a physical therapist?" Sam asked. "Why that particularly?" Agent Kellerman asked. "Because my nephew George lives with us and he switched into the body of a double amputee. He's been going to physical therapy ever since," said Sam. The door opened behind them and a black woman in her thirties walked in. Agent Kellerman told her to sit down. "This is Agent Brandon Matthews," he said. "You can call me Brandy," she said leaning over and offering her hand. "Brandy has a sister in this group. She left them long before the Shift and was one of the first to let us know what they were doing when her sister contacted her and tried to slip her one of those pills. Her sister escaped before we could take her into custody and is hiding out in one of those camps." Brandy's face darkened when Kellerman mentioned that. Agent Kellerman filled Agent Matthews in on her assignment, the names that she should be looking at and emphasized the key areas for her to act on if they occurred. Then he turned them over to Matthews and told them were under her authority and they needed to be going now. "I am going to have to tell you that in addition to having Agent Matthews with you, we will also be putting you under surveillance as well. You are a potential link back to our investigation and if they do find a way to get access to you we will not hesitate to take you into custody immediately." "If they ever got their hooks into me like you say they do I'd damned well want you to," spat Sam. "I'm sorry I can't give your folks any better news than this, but I promise you that these people will be going down hard very soon." "For now go get your daughter. And if you find out anything new, Agent Matthews, contact us immediately," Kellerman said. "Yes sir," she said and followed Sam and Danny out of the room. Agent Matthews, Sam and Danny walked out of the building. Sam could feel Danny's hand clenching hers hard. She had to remind Danny to loosen his grip a couple of time to keep from hurting her hand. "I'm going down tonight," Danny said quietly. "Can Amelia watch Mattie and Little Jake tomorrow?" "No, she's on duty again about twelve hours. She's pulling a double shift tomorrow," she said. I'll have to stay here with them. You should get Kira to come with you and Dianne will want to come as well." "I wouldn't advise that," Agent Matthews said. "You should not do anything that even hints that you suspect what they are doing. Getting anyone to drop their routine and come down there like that is unusual and you don't want to do anything unusual." Danny looked at her. "Then what would you suggest?" Agent Matthews thought a moment as they walked to the car. "It should be normal and natural. You said she is having a baby right?" "Yes, she's having twins," Danny said. "Then how about you asking her to come here to pick out some things for the twins? You can word it as an ordinary visit that way and no one will think anything is out of place." She paused for a moment. "Another thing. Make certain that you don't give Joshua or Amy any opportunity to slip this drug into anything you consume. Don't have them near any food or drink even if you make it. If they get the order to, they will start on you as well." "I'll remember that," Danny said taking out his phone and starting to compose the text. After he sent it he looked up at Sam. They were almost to the car. Danny said to her. "If Derek is her handler. If he is doing this to her. I'll kill him if I have to, to get her away." Sam got into the car and closed the door. "The hell you will," she said. "Papa Bear is gonna call dibs on that." Agent Matthews got into the car. "I'm not sure that Derek is her handler," she said as they started to drive away. "I knew him before I left the church. We were all in a small group of kids that didn't care much for the church's bullshit growing up, he was even dating my sister for a while a couple of years before the Shift. He had cut all of his ties with them when I knew him and unless they got to him first, he wouldn't care much for them now and I don't see that as changing without outside influence." Danny listened to her quietly while Sam drove them home. He didn't care who Derek might have been before, if he was responsible for this Danny would still kill him.