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Hynek and Quinn investigate reports of a soldier who was allegedly taken inside a flying saucer at a remote military base in Nevada, and learn why the secrets contained in Area 51 should not be released.

General Valentine dispatches Allen and Quinn to Nellis Air Force Base in the Nevada desert upon reports of another UFO sighting by a Sgt. Willingham, that sighting which has led to PTSD symptoms in Willingham who was disoriented upon being picked up on a remote part of the base, and in the process a Corporal Miller who has gone missing. What makes this case more complicated is that it happened in a part of the base that is controlled by a relatively new government agency, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which seems even more secretive than the military. In questioning a nervous Willingham, Allen and Quinn hear straight from the horse's mouth what Valentine implied but would not admit in his stated mission for them to "close the case": that Willingham's report is that Miller was abducted by the UFO. Although the CIA's liaison to Allen and Quinn, a Daniel Banks, seems outwardly open to discovering the truth as much as they are, Allen and Quinn may come to the realization that he is only showing them as much as the CIA wants them to see. If that be the case, the CIA, in wanting an answer as to Miller, may look for a scapegoat regardless of what they may or may not know. Back in Ohio, Valentine may see this case as the start of a turf war between the Air Force and the CIA, while Harding, still reeling from his latest experience in Roswell, confides in who he sees as a safe source his feeling regarding UFOs in general. Mimi becomes more ensconced with the UFO group with Evan's full knowledge now of who she is, with she still needing to tread a fine line between gathering information for herself and Allen and what she will disclose of what she knows of Allen's work. And Susie and her associate decide on a new, more dangerous tact for gathering information.—Huggo

When a soldier is seemingly abducted by a flying saucer at a military base in the remote Nevada desert, Hynek and Quinn take up the case. But they will soon learn that there are many reasons for the dangerous Area 51 to want to keep its secrets.