Ice Soldiers Page #2

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...top-secret Russian files

onto my hard drive.

Or me. How I compromised

my moral and ethic duty...

...as a doctor,

covering for an illegal oil operation.

So the least you can do, Miss Frazer,

is pretend to care.

Necessity for your compromises

is obvious. Where's mine?

If the leader doesn't give a sh*t...

...people may not be as diligent

as they should.

And my project, cover or not...

...is still being pursued

where death may occur.

Deaths, Miss Frazer,

bring unwanted attention.

And anyone on any expedition knows

not to drink the lounge coffee.

You may wanna try some vodka

with that.

Hey-

It's tolerable.

Dr. Andrew Malraux,

though IV Oil considers your project...

...a convenient cover,

I am fascinated by historical research...

...and I look forward

to your exciting presentation.

Thank you.

Dr. Ditmos Stempky.

In the early '40s, Stempky was doing

genetic work for the Nazis.

Decades ahead of its time.

End of the war, the Russians got him...

...and he disappeared

off the face of the earth.

1958, Varamutska.

A small Siberian village.

Three young men attached to a secret

Soviet science project run by Stempky...

...cut the town's power,

assassinated leaders, assaulted police...

...raped women, destroyed the town.

They disappeared and two days later...

...were found in Stempky's

laboratory awaiting further instructions.

The experiment

was deemed a success.

A civilian plane crashed

about 70 miles southeast of here...

...killing the pilot instantly.

However,

three survivors deemed unusual...

...were transferred here to Northgate.

Government scientists

were brought in to verify...

...if these survivors were Stempky's

genetically modified soldiers.

Unfortunately, before any information

could be gathered...

...the survivors broke free from their cells,

massacred 25 of the base's staff...

...and disappeared into the tundra,

never to be seen or heard from again.

These are autopsy photographs

of the pilot.

The tattoo we discovered had words

from an old Russian dialect.

Dr. Lobokoff was able to trace the tattoo

back to a secret Russian commando unit.

Unit's leaders were extremists...

prove their superiority over the West.

Unbeknownst to Khrushchev

and his government...

...these extremists

had put a plan into action.

The survivors

were highly-trained Russian soldiers...

...with a mission to launch an attack

on New York City...

...during the height

of Cuban missile crisis in 1962.

Imagine, if you will,

the consequence of such an act.

It's imperative I find these three soldiers,

extract DNA...

...and verify once and for all...

...whether or not Stempky had indeed

genetically modified human beings.

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