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Michael has a paternal relationship with Kate but he keeps the extent of his illness from her.

When Kate needs him, he is under the surgeon's knife. However Kate might have another guardian angel looking out for her. She meets him in the Paris catacombs. It is all skulls and bones down there, somewhat mirroring the Rwanda massacre. We get another animated sequence regarding the slaughter that took place.

We also gets flashbacks of a priest praying to a statue of Jesus, but the head of Jesus is missing. The congregation is dead and the priest is also presumed dead. To Kate the priest is an important witness regarding the charges Alice Munezero is facing.

Kate goes back to meet the smarmy and despicable former French government advisor, Jacques Antoine Barre. She discovers a link with his dead son and Brigadier General Lesage who is giving testimony to a magistrate. It seems the French Army might have been giving military training to the Hutus a year before the massacre.

Barre also once had a personal security agent called Picot, the same man who seems to be tailing Kate. Someone else also is keeping an eye out for him.

Hugo Blick is keeping this dense. There are a lot of story threads being woven. Blick is also pointing a finger of suspicion to the French government. 'J'Accuse!'

More characters are introduced in this episode such as Eve' sister, an IRA sympathiser. There is always a shadow of doubt against some people close to Kate. Can she really trust them?