Strange World

Paul Turner is an investigator of "criminal abuses of science" who's also battling a Gulf War-related disease. In the opener, Turner finds evidence of human cloning.

A woman's claim that her doctor is trying to kill her unborn child leads to Turner's discovery of an evil scheme involving surrogate mothers.

Deaths are connected to a couple conducting neurological experiments on the biochemical nature of thought and memory.

Turner believes an outside influence was involved in the apparent mass suicide inside a cult town cut off from the world.

Turner determines that a lethal virus is man-made, so he calls for input from his controversial mentor.

Military vets are being used as laboratory subjects for skin-transplant experiments.

Turner takes on his first assignment for his new boss: an investigation into the sudden demise of a pianist---a death that turns out to be relevant to a brain implant.

A string of unexplained road-rage incidents suggests to Turner that an outside force is responsible for the sudden violence.

Turner is approached by a disgraced Gulf War vet who wants his name cleared, and becomes embroiled in a ruthless cover-up at a nuclear facility.

After Washington, D.C., is beset by a series of unexplained attacks, Turner joins forces with the Department of Defense to hunt down the culprits.

Turner observes an ancient Native American ritual, encounters undiscovered species and learns of a rare blood disease during a murder investigation in Seattle.

Turner's vacation is disrupted when a genetically engineered crop is linked to the sudden death of a farmer.

After missing for six years, a child genius awakens in his home with no knowledge of where he has been.