Jena Anderson is a typical young woman who just happens to have a suspected terrorist for a fiancé. When a nameless government agency grabs her and interrogates her to find out what she knows, we see all of the methods that that are allowed by the Geneva Convention and are used on prisoners who are suspected of terrorist acts. When one of the agents crosses the line, the investigation is shut down as quickly as it began and Jena is set free. The ending of this "day in the life" story takes you by surprise and promises to make you question what you believe to be the truth.
—Hans Hartman