24 Declassified: Head Shot (2009) - Plot & Excerpts
AND 5 P.M. MOUNTAIN DAYLIGHT TIME Pike’s Ford, Colorado Dr. Norbert said, “The drug to which you were exposed is called BZ.” Jack said, “Never heard of it.” The medic nodded. “I’m not surprised. Few people have, and for good reason. BZ is an incredibly potent psychedelic. It’s a byproduct of the LSD craze of the 1960s. BZ is like LSD on steroids. In its unadulterated form it can produce ‘trips’ lasting up to a week. Luckily for you, you got it in a diluted form. One that was diluted by close to forty years. I’ll explain why in a moment. “Even in the sixties with its ‘anything goes’ mentality, BZ never caught on with the drug-taking public. It’s too strong for the most hard-core ‘recreational’ drug user. Which is why it was of interest to the military. The research was, in a sense, benignly motivated. The thinking was that BZ could be used as a nonlethal weapon to incapacitate enemy forces, allowing our troops to achieve a bloodless victory. “Before judging the attempt too harshly, keep in mind the spirit of the times.
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