CASE REPORT SUMMARY:

Dana Gray was murdered eighteen months ago by two bullets to the head. The medical examiner said she died instantly, along with her husband and her children, in a home invasion robbery. Two agents killed the robber in a shoot-out, and the case was closed. However, Gray's body disappeared from the morgue. Not long after, witnesses reported seeing two people jump out of a dorm window. Police officers arrived and found there was just the body of the student. The officers found two sets of fingerprints on the ledge, one set identified as Dana Gray's. Over the next two months, her prints were found at three other double suicides. Security photos and eyewitnesses showed her there. It was hypothesized that she couldn't die.
 Dr. Bishop found DNA for Gray and discovered that an unusually strong electromagnetic bond held her molecules together. Struck by lightning twice, Dr. Bishop theorized that Gray captures some vital portion of another person's essential energy, extending her own life. it was discovered that she was trying to attach herself to suicide victims so she could finally die and be with her family. She got her wish when she moved a bomb away from a train to save the three hundred passengers. Gray didn't survive the blast. Dr. Bell theorized that the energy emitted from that bomb somehow reset the electromagnetic charge in her body and that it was that unique charge that enabled her to die permanently. Or it was her destiny to save those lives, and then she could die.