Aliens: Zone of Silence Page #3

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[Cell phone ringing]

Morgan.

Yes, good.

You?

Who else knows

besides me?

Okay, hold up, I'm going

to put you on speaker.

I'm gonna run some diagnostics

while I have you up.

I got this wireless

going on.

-Goose, can you hear me?

-Yes, really good.

-As you were saying?

-I haven't told anybody else

about this.

I kind of wanted

to tell Christine,

but I didn't think it'd be fair

to drag her into all this.

And she can kind of be

a drama queen sometimes.

[Goose]

you have the GPS on?

Turn it on, please.

This'll help me keep a good eye

on you when the cameras fail.

And when they do,

they're going to keep rolling

until we get you connected

to the cloud again.

-The GPS, too.

-[Morgan] Got it.

Just like we practiced.

If I lose signal,

i just keep walking

until it picks up again.

Hey, goose?

I know I said it

a million times already,

but, thank you.

I really couldn't have

done this without you.

[Goose]

well, I am a marine.

No man left behind.

-Or woman?

-Especially women.

-Now, I'm gonna let you go...

-All right.

...give you some alone time

and let you focus on the road.

I'll call you later.

[Morgan]

oh, my god, oh, my god!

Border, finally.

I need to practice

my Spanish,

which sucks, by the way.

Okay, so after I get across,

i still have a few hours

to drive to durango.

I've got a hotel booked there.

It's actually the same one

that hal and Alex stayed at.

I'm hoping to pick up

some leads while I'm there.

There's a few bars close by.

Maybe someone

will remember something

useful this time.

I need to get out

and stretch my legs.

My butt's gone to sleep.

[Chuckles]

[Speaking Spanish]

[Scoffs]

what do you mean?

[Speaking Spanish]

No.

[Speaking Spanish]

[Sighs]

[Speaking Spanish]

[Stammers]

--Disappeared,

[sighs]

[Sighs]

It's almost 10:
30 am.

I've called three--

no, five of my referrals

since my last contact

proved to be a bust.

The lead that I had

on hal and Alex

was a waiter

that they met at the bar.

I went and had dinner

there last night,

and he had very little

to contribute

aside from hitting on me.

And then this morning,

his brother Gerardo

decided last minute

to not be my guide.

[Music playing on tablet]

Announcer on tablet:

This area near

the town of ceballos

is known to the locals

as the "zona del silencio."

It's one of the many

places around the world

that have baffled scientists

and scholars for decades.

Nothing seems

to work there properly.

Forget radios and cell phones.

Even compasses--

the needles will just keep

spinning and spinning.

Have aliens been visiting

these sites over the centuries,

and did they help shape

the world we live in today?

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