Three minutes before the Day of Judgment. The most loud spy scandal in US history

The last days of the Cold War. Relations between countries are tense to the limit.

In 1988, Joe Navarro, the youngest agent of the FBI and a first -class body language specialist, noticed something unusual in the behavior of the suspect - former American soldier Ramsi. This was enough for the FBI to insist on the beginning of the investigation.

This was followed by a unique struggle of minds. The FBI agent, who was supposed to play a subtle game, so as not to frighten the suspect, and the criminal who enjoyed the fact that he drove his pursuer by the nose. Ramsi possessed not only a photographic memory, but also the highest level of IQ, and began to miss the society of people who did not correspond to its level. In order not to lose touch, Navarro had to think through his behavior 20 steps forward.

This is a story about a hero who subjected himself to dangers and emotional exhaustion and rallied the team to reveal vulnerable places in the defense of America. This shocking insider information as the disclosure of secret nuclear weapons planes threatened the complete destruction of the United States.