Ep 3. The Office Of The Dead

The show Fallen Angel season 1 episode 3, titled The Office Of The Dead, revolves around the protagonist, Terry Valentine, who tries to solve the murder of his former girlfriend, Julie, who was killed in a car accident. Terry believes that the car accident was not an accident, but a murder, and he sets out to prove his theory.

In this episode, Terry discovers that Julie was investigating a pharmaceutical company called Medlyne. She believed that the company was hiding something big and was ready to expose them. Terry decides to investigate the company and finds out that Medlyne was testing a new drug on humans without their knowledge or consent.

The drug was supposed to cure diseases, but it had serious side effects that led to the death of several people. Terry finds out that Medlyne was covering up these deaths and Julie was killed because she got too close to the truth. Terry decides to go to the police with the information, but they are not interested in pursuing the case.

Terry then decides to take matters into his own hands and goes undercover as a patient in a Medlyne clinic. He discovers that the drug is being tested on patients who are unaware of the serious risks involved. Terry manages to get hold of evidence of the drug testing and confronts the head of the company, Dr. Vincent Devereaux.

Dr. Devereaux is initially dismissive towards Terry's claims, but when Terry presents the evidence, he becomes defensive and aggressive. Terry manages to escape with the evidence, but Dr. Devereaux threatens to kill him if he exposes the company.

Terry takes the evidence to a local journalist, who agrees to publish the story. The story makes headlines and Medlyne's stock price plummets. Dr. Devereaux is arrested for his involvement in the drug testing, and Terry finally gets the justice that he had been seeking.

The Office Of The Dead is a thrilling episode that keeps the viewers on the edge of their seats. It highlights the dangers of unregulated pharmaceutical testing and the importance of whistleblowers in exposing these practices. The episode is also a testament to the power of investigative journalism and the role that it plays in holding corporations and individuals accountable for their actions.