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Conor Woodman was captured, blindfolded and driven through the jungle with a bag over his head. The investigative journalist was being taken to a meth lab in South East Asia. He was in a brutal place where tigers are cooked for dinner, child prostitution is rife on the streets and rebels kill people and eat their hearts to send a message. 

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After the first batch of drugs are returned from the bush drug lab, Operation Gymea implements a plan to see if corrupt police are "Greenlighting" Kalache.  All hell breaks loose in the Kalache camp with Les stating, "It's a wave of terror".  Dave Parker needs a drug supply, so takes it upon himself to sort a large amount of ecstasy tablets, but has no idea this will be his last for some time.  The nine month operation starts to draw to an end.

A new member has entered Kalache's team for the proposed drug production.  Craig and his team discover the lab site in dense bushland north of Sydney and the covert operation is almost uncovered by a neighbouring dog!!!!!!!!  Jessica continues her treatment and is amused by a practical trick played on her favourite nurse, Alice.  The first drug production is complete, but why don't the police enter and arrest with all the evidence on-site??