This Is Wonderland

Being Erica


            At the Wabash Ave. Police precinct in Chicago, a man, Marko Miklovich, reports his 19-year old son missing, and urges the officer taking the report to call the construction company his son worked at, LPW. The officer sends the man away with instructions to wait 48 hours before inquiring again. A few months later, a woman is reporting her 18-year old son missing to police in neighboring Des Plaines, IL. The officer assures her he will likely show up sometime soon.December 11, 1978. 15-year-old Chris Gant is working at the Austin pharmacy, and has just asked his boss, owner Vincent Austin, for a raise. He is disappointed when his boss refuses, in spite of wanting to give him a raise for his hard work. Nearby, a burly contractor and owner of LPW Construction, John Wayne Gacy, overhears the conversation and states he starts his staff off at twice the rate the pharmacy pays. Chris overhears Gacy and thinks about talking to the contractor. He buys a gift of perfume for his mother's birthday and then gives co-worker Cindy Beck a roll of film for development. She puts the receipt in his parka - an act that will prove important later. Chris discovers that Gacy has left behind a workbook while talking to Mr. Austin about putting in shelves, and when his mother comes to pick him up he tells her he just wants to speak to the contractor who left the book, as he may offer Chris a job.As closing time approaches, there is no sign of Chris. His mother looks out in the parking lot and calls out to him but gets no reply. Cindy and Mr. Austin check through the store but there is no sign of him. Mr.Austin decides to phone Gacy just in case, but gets a recording. As the recording is playng we see Gacy's Oldsmobile parked outside, indicating he is, in fact, at his home.Next morning, Des Plaines P.D. Chief of Detectives Lt. Joseph Kozenczak is reviewing the Chris Gant missing persons file with a colleague, when the desk sergeant comes in and tells him that the family is outside. Kozenczak reviews the details of their son's disappearance with them, and finds out the details of Chris' apparent meeting with John Gacy. The lieutenant then asks to speak privately to Chris's sister, Lorna. He asks if Chris could have run away; Lorna tells him that they were informed of a 48 hour waiting period before police could act (according to department policy), and also that Chris had disappeared on her mother's birthday. Kozenczak is now convinced that Chris Gant is NOT a runaway, and orders his colleague, Det. Williams, to work full time on Chris Gant's file until the boy is found. Williams protests, but Kozenczak insists on carrying on. He also calls in 2 other men to help. Gacy eventually returns a call to the police and tells them he had been seeing a sick uncle, which delayed his visit to the police. Later on Kozenczak pays a visit to Gacy at his home,and is brushed off by the contractor. After the lieutenant and 1 other officer leave the house (and a 2nd officer sits outside), we see Gacy climb the stairs to the attic and shine a light on a big bag that has been trussed with rope and weighed down. Not long after, the company van, driven by Gacy's foreman Ted Koslo, leaves the house and the officer follows. Gacy soon emerges from the house, looking out into the empty street.Next day, Kozenczak approaches the City Attorney regarding a possible search warrant for Gacy's home, after another detective discovered that Gacy had assault complaints against him pending in Chicago. Showing the violent nature of the assault to Attorney Carlson, she urges caution but has a colleague help Kozenczak with a request for a warrant. In the meantime, Gacy has shown up with his business lawyer and starts making a statement to Kozenczak's colleagues. Kozenczak takes the application to a judge, who has met Gacy personally and is stunned by the nature of the kidnapping complaint contained in the warrant. The judge asks Kozenczak if he thinks Gacy has, in fact, 'grabbed a kid' ; Kozenczak replies, 'Yes, sir'. The judge only pauses a second before signing the search warrant.When Kozenczak returns to the police building,he asks Gacy for the keys to his house, and hands Gacy's lawyer the warrant. The lawyer orders Gacy to hand over the keys, but asks how the warrant was obtained. Kozenczak replies simply, 'talk to your client' , and Gacy reluctantly hands over the keys. Arriving at the house, Kozenczak and his men start their search. They find several things that point to a possibly chilling end for Chris, as well as several items implicating Gacy in the possible disappearance of several other young men; hundreds of pieces of jewelry (too small for Gacy), numerous pairs of underwear (also too small for Gacy), wallets minus the ID, male pornographic magazines, and handcuffs. But Kozenczak himself finds the most chilling thing: a board with a set of handcuffs at either end. Another officer finds a trap door in the closet, which leads to a crawlspace under the house. The door is opened but the officers see nothing in the crawlspace.After returning the keys to Gacy Kozenczak informs him that the company van and Gacy's car have been impounded for inspection under the warrant's terms. Gacy curses at the lieutenant and his lawyer drives him home. The lieutenant approaches his boss, Chief Wally Cameron, about having Gacy placed on 24-hour surveillance. The chief reluctantly approves, but Kozenczak still has to get the cooperation of the department's Delta Unit commander, Mike Paxton. 24-hour surveillance is commenced, and the officers see Gacy committing numerous drug offences and driving recklessly, but do not arrest him.While processing the evidence obtained from the house, Kozenczak and the other officers discover that a ring found in the house came from a boy who attended the same high school as Kozenczak's son, and when Det. Williams visits the boy's parents he is informed that their son has been missing for 2 years. They also find out from their surveillance teams that Gacy's foreman, Ted Koslo, owns a car that matches the description of the car that belonged to the boy whose ring was found in Gacy's house. Koslo is interrogated and reveals that Gacy sold the car to him for $350. He also reveals that Gacy has been 'hitting' on some of the young men who work at LPW Construction, and also that Gacy could not be at his father's funeral as he was in Iowa under unclear circumstances. Kozenczak instructs Det. Williams to find out the reason, and it is discovered that Gacy was incarcerated in Waterloo, Iowa for a sodomy conviction dating back to 1968. As no one currently at the department knows the details behind that conviction, Kozenczak contacts Waterloo's Chief of Police the following day at his fishing spot. The chief tells Kozenczak that Gacy brutalized and raped a young man multiple times, keeping him prisoner in his garage. Gacy was paroled after only 18 months, after which time he returned to Chicago and apparently resumed his criminal behavior.Gacy's former wife, Helen, visits Kozenczak and informs him that during their marriage Gacy was taking boys into the garage. She also tells him that a father called about his missing son - a John Miklovich - and wanted John to call him back. Gacy reportedly said he 'had better things to worry about than some dumb kid who had quit on him'.Kozenczak visits the Gant family & advises Mr. Gant that he has arranged for an Illinois State Police search team to start looking in the tree belt & along the Des Plaines River. He also states the search team will need pieces of clothing that Chris wore, so the dogs can pick up the scent. Mr. & Mrs. Gant now realize that Chris is most likely never coming home alive, and Kozenczak promises to continue to look for Chris and find him, dead or alive.Gacy begins to sense the net of the law closing in around him, and files a lawsuit against Des Plaines Police & Kozenczak to shut down the investigation, taunting the lieutenant, 'Don't you know a clown can get away with murder?', referring to his alter-ego as Pogo the Clown. Kozenczak is undeterred by this threat, and continues with drawing the net ever closer to his prime suspect.City Attorney Carlson is made aware of the lawsuit, and that it is only a short time before it enters a court of law. Also, she believes a judge will grant the restraint order and that she will not fight it as, 'besides, Don tells me most of your men are fed up anyway.'Det. Williams informs Kozenczak that Lester Trask's mother informed him that Lester had carried a small portable TV set in his car, and when Kozenczak looks over the photos taken in Gacy's house during the search warrant he discovers a TV in the room that matches the description exactly. He decides that his men will have to try to find a way to track down the serial number, and Det. Williams speaks to Mrs. Trask again about locating the papers with the serial number.The State Police search of the tree belt & Des Plaines river area reveals little of significance, but the sergeant in charge does tell Kozenczak that evidence was uncovered of tire tracks leading to the river's edge, and drag marks - possibly a body - leading to the water. The sergeant also states that the river is frozen solid and there is no way to search for the body until spring. As Kozenczak instructs his CSIs to check the tire treads again, something catches his and the sergeant's attention: one of the police dogs has assumed the 'death pose' at the trunk of Gacy's car. Unfortunately, it isn't substantial enough to be accepted as evidence.Det. Williams visits John Miklovich's father at his meat packing plant, and is informed by the father that Gacy was uncooperative in his efforts to find his son. Even more chilling was the way Mr. Miklovich described the way Gacy looked at his son when he came to pick the boy up from work.When he visits the Gants again, Mrs. Gant asks when Gacy will be arrested. Her husband gently replies, ;that's police business'. Mrs. Gant comments that her son took so many lovely photos, but they had so few of him, and speculated there may be some in the roll Cindy was getting developed. Kozenczak immediately asks when the roll was put in for developing, and a quick call to the Austin Pharmacy reveals it was entered on December 11 - the night Chris disappeared, and that Cindy Beck had entered it. As Kozenczak locates the photo receipt from the evidence room, Det. Williams calls the high school, only to be told that she is away at a swim meet but will be back later that afternoon. Kozenczak & Williams catch up to Cindy at the school, and they inform her that the receipt was found in the house of a man they believe has killed Chris Gant. Cindy states that she had put the receipt in the coat Chris was wearing the night he had disappeared. Kozenczak goes to City Attorney Carlson to apply for a 2nd search warrant, but the overly cautious City Attorney, afraid of stepping on legal toes, does not think it is enough to justify a warrant. She pawns it off on her deputy and runs out the door to a basketball game. Kozenczak & Williams angrily turn on the deputy, stating a 2nd search warrant MUST be obtained before a restraint order is obtained.Gacy starts inviting surveillance officers into his home, and during 1 of these visits an officer tries to get the TV serial number. As he does so, under the pretext of using the bathroom, he notices a strong, foul smell coming from the heating vents in the house. When he emerges, Gacy violently evicts the men, threatening them as they leave. The officer, however, is successful - but got the model # instead of the serial number.Later, that officer states to Kozenczak that he had smelled that nasty scent from Gacy's house before; from his days in Chicago P.D. He states it was exactly the same as the smell from the dead bodies at Cook County Morgue. Kozenczak & the officer head for the City Attorney's office.Gacy, meanwhile, has showed up at his lawyer, Jake Burns, office, violent, angry, and high on drugs. Burns takes Gacy into his office, while the surveillance officers remain in the lobby. Gacy is in the office for several hours, and Burns emerges the next morning just as the officers' surveillance relief arrives. Burns informs the officers grimly, 'Whatever you do, DON'T let him go. Shoot out the tires of his car if you have to.'. The officers are stunned, but follow Burns' instructions as Gacy emerges from the office. Burns suggests calling a doctor, but Gacy reacts violently to Burns' suggestion. The officers follow Gacy out to his car & start tailing him again.In a meeting with Carlson, Kozenczak lays out all the evidence uncovered so far. First, is the photo receipt put into Chris Gant's jacket the night his disappeared, and was found by Kozenczak during the search of the house. Also, the officer who smelled decomposition of flesh, coming from the heating vents in Gacy's house. In addition, there is the car sold to Ted Koslo, which previously belonged to a missing boy whose ring turned up in Gacy's desk; there is also the still-missing John Miklovich; and the surveillance team's report that even Jake Burns does not want Gacy escaping. Carlson is finally satisfied there is enough for a warrant, and Kozenczak returns to his office to start preparing the affidavit and evidence.During the warrant preparation, surveillance officers pursue Gacy toward Chicago's O'Hare Airport, where Koslo told officers Gacy would try to fly out from. The officers call in Mike Paxton, the supervisor, and he soon joins the pursuit and catches up to Gacy. He signals Gacy to pull over, but the contractor continues to drive recklessly. Kozenczak is informed of the developing situation and authorizes the arrest to stop Gacy from leaving. Carlson does not think Gacy should be arrested, but she is unaware that Gacy had supplied Koslo with illegal qualuudes in front of officers. Paxton & the other 2 officers finally force Gacy off the road & arrest him for posession & distribution of an illegal substance.As Gacy is being brought in, Kozenczak & the evidence technician, armed with the 2nd search warrant, enter Gacy's house. The foul stench is immediately obvious to the 2 men as they enter. Kozenczak goes to shut off the furnace while the evidence technician goes to work in the crawl space. As the lieutenant walks back towards the front door, the evidence tech calls up to him; 'Lieutenant, you'd better call the medical examiner. I think there's parts of 2, maybe 3 bodies down here'.That night, the street in front of Gacy's house is cordoned off with yellow crime scene tape. It is also swarming with police cars, ambulances & crime scene vehicles. Officers are emerging from the house with basket stretchers containing the skeletal, decomposed remains of 25 boys kidnapped, tortured & then killed by John Gacy over a 6-year period - and found buried in the crawlspace of his house. A 26th body was reported found under the concrete floor of the garage, and a 27th under the recreation room's floorboards. Chief Cameron congratulates Kozenczak on putting a stop to John Wayne Gacy.Inside the house, most of the walls & floors are stripped as more bodies are removed. It is revealed that Chris Gant's body was not among them, although his blue down jacket was found behind the furnace.That spring, Joe Kozenczak continues to hunt for Chris Gant's body. 4 months later, at the junction of the Des Plaines & Illinois rivers, he is found. As Kozenczak drives off to break the horrible news to the family, the final disposition of the case is revealed; John Wayne Gacy was tried & found guilty of Chris Gant's murder as well as 32 other murders of young men & boys. He was sentenced to die and as of filming was awaiting execution (the real John Wayne Gacy was executed by lethal injection in May of 1994). The methods Kozenczak & his men used to ultimately prove Gacy's guilt became the FBI's template for training state & local police forces in detecting - and arresting - serial killers.
    

To Catch a Killer


            
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Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story

St. Urbain's Horseman

Race to Mars

The Making of '...and God Spoke'

Butterbox Babies

Perfectly Normal


            A man, Sam, and a woman, Ariel, are in what appears to be a Jacuzzi near an indoor swimming pool. Ariel is behind Sam giving him a loving backrub and, at first, it appears they might be in a relationship even though Sam is much older than Ariel. However, Sam and Ariel are revealed to be father and daughter when Sam tells Ariel of his plan to introduce her to the new lady in his life. Ariel claims to be happy for Sam but from her face--which we can see but Sam cannot--she seems stressed by this development. Their relationship continues to seem uncomfortably physically close for a father and daughter. Later, in the locker room, Ariel is confronted by other women who also think Sam is her boyfriend, but far too old for her. A fight breaks out but we don't witness the details as to what happens.At home--a comfortable house in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighborhood--Ariel is tap dancing in front of a young man, Markus. Sam arrives and asks what they are working on. They reply that they were working on an essay, which they show Sam, and Sam notices that the handwriting is Markus', not Ariel's. Markus claims that he was merely transcribing Ariel's ideas. It appears that Ariel is a student of high school age who is home schooled, and Markus is her tutor.After Markus leaves, Sam comments that he wouldn't mind if Ariel slept with other men. This choice of words is surprising both to Ariel and the viewer, because it suggests that up to now Sam and Ariel have been in some kind of de facto relationship, albeit one not involving physical sex. If Sam's relationship with Ariel up to now has been emotionally incestuous, however, he wants to move beyond that, because his recent date, Mary, is arriving to meet Ariel. Sam asks Ariel to be friendly and behave normally while Mary is there for dinner. Ariel agrees but comments on Sam's nervousness.Mary arrives and makes small talk with Sam about the spaghetti. Ariel enters the room and meets Mary, and everyone notices that Ariel seems more formally dressed than everyone else. After Sam excuses himself for a few moments, Mary and Ariel continue to make small talk, and Ariel claims to be good at tap dancing. Over the spaghetti dinner, Ariel asks Mary a series of increasingly uncomfortable questions about how she and Sam met, with Ariel finally accusing Mary of burning the spaghetti sauce. Later, an angry Ariel does chin-ups in her room as Sam and Mary discuss how the dinner went. Sam feels it went very badly, unfortunately.Ariel then asks for Sam's help, and it turns out that she claims to be in need of medical help, and Sam is a doctor. Ariel exposes her breasts to Sam and says she may have a lump. Sam says she has to see her own doctor and that it would make him uncomfortable examining his own daughter's breast. However he eventually does so: there is no lump in Ariel's breast. Ariel also speaks in openly condescending terms about Mary, and there is increasing tension between father and daughter.Sam leaves Ariel in her room and returns to Mary. Sam and Mary discuss Ariel and it becomes increasingly apparent that Ariel is like a surrogate wife--albeit not sexually--to Sam, and this is not healthy. Sam's own wife died many years ago. Sam also comments on the incident just then with his examining Ariel's breast, and Mary finds this a little creepy. Ariel is revealed to be eavesdropping, and is extremely offended by the use of the word 'creepy'. An altercation follows, with Ariel eventually physically assaulting and punching Mary, ending the evening on a very bad note.The scene shifts to a bar called the 'Wild Coyote'. A female boxer, Julie, has just emerged victorious in a women's boxing match put on by the bar. Although both Julie and her opponent have gone topless to fight to attract the mostly male crowd, the fight seems to have been genuine, with Julie's opponent on the canvas, knocked out and bloodied.The atmosphere at Sam and Ariel's home after Mary leaves remains very tense.Later, at the Wild Coyote, the bartender, Julie, and one customer are making small talk after most people have gone home. The bartender invents some tall tale about Julie being a convicted rapist. Julie is said to have been alone in a hotel room with a 480 pound male sumo wrestler named Saginaki when Saginaki attempted to rape her. The bartender claims Julie turned the tables on Saginaki and inserted her arm into his anus. Julie is offended by this--probably completely made up--story, pours her drink on the bartender, and warns him never to make jokes at her expense again.The next day, Sam attempts to make things right with Mary, finding her outside her home and getting into her car on her way to work. Mary is wearing sunglasses, revealing that she has a black eye due to Ariel's punch. She also confesses that she was initially attracted to Sam because he is a doctor, and thought this a slightly impure reason to be attracted to Sam. She says in a way it is fitting she ended up with a black eye for this reason. Sam disagrees but they agree that it is hard to work around the problem that Ariel hates Mary. Mary asks Sam to leave her car so she can get to work and he does so.Later that day, Mary is at work--a photo shop that she owns. Julie arrives and is revealed to be Mary's sister. Julie learns about Ariel's assault on Mary and is angered to learn that her sister has been assaulted. When Mary refuses to go to the police, Julie takes matters into her own hands, finding Sam's full name and address--Sam was originally a customer--in Mary's rolodex when Mary steps out. Julie pays Sam and Ariel an uninvited visit. She reveals that she is Mary's sister and knows of the assault, and threatens to send Ariel to prison and destroy Sam's reputation. She blackmails both into apologizing to Mary, with Ariel needing to buy Mary roses with Ariel's own money. Julie then returns to Mary's shop and invites her to an upcoming fight of hers which Mary isn't sure she will attend.Sam fires the tutor, Markus, and says that Ariel will now have to attend a regular school. He seems really angry as Ariel attempts to mow the lawn to earn money for the roses.At the Wild Coyote, Julie, again fighting topless, knocks out her latest opponent. Mary is not in attendance. Later Julie helps her opponent ice down her wounds, saying that she won not so much because she is tough, but she fights hard. This is fueled by her past, and Julie says the further back in your past you go, the more fuel you can find to fight with. The bartender, Irwin, doesn't buy the growing sisterhood between two women who were beating each other up moments ago. This earns Irwin another drink poured on him by Julie.Sam--alone--delivers roses to Mary in apology for Ariel's actions. Ariel--revealed to have beaten up the other woman in the opening pool scene--tries to make amends for that incident, but is rebuffed. Sam and Mary talk of rekindling their brief relationship. Although Mary is optimistic that Sam can help Ariel get back on track, she is skeptical that Ariel will ever support their relationship. Any invitation to resume things would need to come from Ariel speaking from her heart.Ariel, alone with Markus, the recently fired tutor, disrobes in front of him, inviting him to have sex. He refuses and they part on bad terms.After easily winning another topless fight at the Wild Coyote, Julie is seen working out at some bleachers. Mary arrives and confronts her about the fact that Julie extorted the roses from Sam and Ariel. Mary is angry about Julie's behavior and returns the boxing tickets--which appear to be for a match yet to take place.Julie confronts Sam again at home. Sam reminds her that she can only go so far--no matter what the consequences, there will come a point when he needs to defend his daughter. Although Julie is angry that Sam delivered the flowers alone--the apology was supposed to come from Ariel too--Sam and Julie start to talk about Sam's past. We learn more about Sam's wife for the first time. They met 20 years earlier--Ariel is 18--at a barbeque. Sam was there with his niece and nephew, and he noticed his future wife giving a puppet show for them. Sam was immediately charmed and fell in love. However, Sam's wife became ill and took her own life when Ariel was five. Ariel then arrives and, although Julie is willing to drop their dispute, Ariel is not. Ariel says that she wants to fight Julie. Julie tells her that she is a professional fighter, which Ariel knows. They agree that if Julie loses her next fight after Ariel watches, they will fight. Julie does not expect to have to make good on this promise as she has a 38-0 record.Sam and Ariel arrive at the fight, which is a rematch with the boxer Julie defeated two fights ago. Mary also unexpectedly arrives and argues with Ariel, telling her that she can't punch her this time because her sister is there. Ariel claims to her father that this amounts to an attempt to apologize on her part. In the ring, Julie loses for the first time as a boxer. Julie congratulates her opponent on her success but turns down the offer of a date from Irwin--she is apparently not attracted to men.Ariel then invites Mary and Julie to her home, not because it is coming from her heart, but because she wants to call Julie on her promise to fight her. At their home, while talking between themselves, Julie insists that Mary stand up for herself by pushing Ariel out of the picture. Ariel gets Sam and Mary to go on a walk together and, alone with Julie, challenges her to fight. They do, and Ariel is beaten badly.Ariel then gives her 'permission' for Sam and Mary's relationship to proceed but warns Sam that she will be angry for awhile. Meanwhile Julie returns to the Wild Coyote and buys breakfast for Irwin, but we don't find out what they discuss. In the movie's final scene, Sam, Mary and Ariel are back at the pool. This time it is Sam and Mary who are physically touching, discussing Ariel who is swimming in the pool. Sam comments that she is still struggling socially, and Mary says it is hard to reinvent oneself.
    

Punch

The Tenth Circle


            (Note: Unlike the other films in the trilogy, Cube and Cube 2: Hypercube, the story of Cube Zero is observed from both the interior and the exterior of the cube.)The film focuses on a Cube technician, Eric Wynn, and Cassandra Rains, a woman placed in the Cube. The film starts with a man, Ryjkin, trying to escape from the Cube. He is sprayed with liquid in one of the cubes, but he believes it is only water. However, when he rubs the back of his hand he realizes that his body is disintegrating. Eric is watching this in an observation room with his co-worker Dodd. Afterwards, Eric is shown to be sketching a portrait of Dodd (in the form of a superhero called Chessman), whilst playing chess with Dodd, who has a chess board in front of him which Eric is not looking at. After Eric wins, he asks Dodd questions about their missing colleagues, but Dodd tells him not to ask too many questions or get involved with the occupants of the Cube.Both Eric and Dodd get an order from "upstairs", which asks them to record the dream of a subject, Cassandra Rains. In her dream, Eric sees that she was captured, while walking in a pleasant forest with her daughter Anna. After waking, Cassandra meets the other occupants of the Cube. One of the males placed in the cube, Robert Haskell, has a tattoo on his forehead like the soldier that captured Cassandra. However, Haskell, like everyone else, has no recollection of his former life. According to what Eric knows, everyone in the cube was facing a death sentence and were presented a choice: go in the Cube with their memory wiped or be put to death. Only if a person signs the consent form will he or she then be placed in the cube. Eric finds out that Cassandra has no consent form and argues with Dodd that they should inform the people "upstairs."Just when he is about to make a call to the superiors, the phone rings. They are instructed to perform the "exit procedure" for a subject who has reached the exit of the Cube and is facing his final challenge. They see that it is one of their former colleagues, Owen. During the exit procedure, Owen is asked if he believes in God, and when he answers no, is immediately incinerated. Eric argues with Dodd over the fate of Owen. Eric realizes the Cube is inhumane and decides to enter the cube to help Cassandra escape.Jax, one of the Cube's supervisors, and two of his analysts come to the control room to stop Eric from helping Cassandra. Despite their efforts to stop them, Eric and Cassandra make it to the exit room with the help of Dodd, who sabotages the control panels servicing the cube and pays with his life at the hands of Jax. The sabotage causes the cube to go into "reset mode", which vaporizes any living body inside the Cube after a limited period of time.Once Eric reaches an "exit room", they escape using a secret auxiliary exit. However, soldiers searching for them have already arrived. Cassandra manages to escape, but Eric is shot by a dart and passes out. Eric wakes up in a surgery room and confronts Jax, who reveals that Cassandra may have gotten away, but Eric had been found guilty of "high treason" and "sabotage" against "country and God." He has been sentenced to "two lifetimes" and will be implanted with a brain microchip. Jax claims Eric has already been convicted in a trial. Jax shows him his consent form and says he had been put in the Cube as an observer. Eric dreams about Cassandra reuniting with her daughter and praising Eric as "a superhero." Eric is then given a lobotomy, to eliminate his intelligence. In the final scene, Eric is shown inside the cube with several others victims of the government to test out the cube.
    

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