Because he may make a sizable donation to the hospital, Carolyn reluctantly agrees to meet with tech mogul and eccentric billionaire Ivan Turing. Upon learning directly from Ivan that he has terminal cancer, she is surprised that he did not want to meet with her to jump the medical queue, but rather to ask her to head a project on finding definitive evidence - proof - of what happens to a person after death, something that will happen to him soon. This project is something way off of Carolyn's radar as legitimate science. Her hard science perspective is however one of the key reasons why he chose her. His offer of control of his entire $10 billion estate, which she could funnel into Medics International, after his death is not enough to convince her. Possibly finding out what has happened to Will is not enough to convince her. Her own recent near death experience in Japan while working for Medics International following the tsunami is not enough to convince her. But something that ... Written by Huggo

On Ivan's want, Carolyn, Zed and Janel look into the case of Luke Martel, a sea plane pilot whose life has been turned upside down since the death of his photojournalist wife, Elena Martel, whose dead body has been cremated. Her death is not the issue, but what is is his public assertion that her ghost is still with him, almost like she is still alive. That belief has led to among other things him losing his job for fear of mental instability. Carolyn initially believes the ghost is solely his grief coping mechanism, much as she justifies her own occasional visions of Will. However she still can't make the scientific connection to the green scarfed woman she sees that she doesn't know. Beyond what Carolyn and the team can discover from Luke, she has to make him look deeper into his own current life for what is best for him. Meanwhile, Len, seeing Carolyn and Ivan together, uses Zed to find out what's going on, but instead discovers more about Zed. Carolyn is concerned about Sophie ... Written by Huggo

Carolyn and Zed attend a past life regression therapy seminar presented by Dr. Daniel Powell, a medical school colleague of hers whose current work in which she does not believe. He presents as a case study an Iraq war veteran named Liam, whose PTSD Powell believes is not from his time fighting in Iraq but rather from a past life as a soldier named Tommy fighting in the Korean War trying to be saved by one of his fellow soldiers who ultimately got shot in the back. Regardless of what he is facing, Liam just wants his emotional pain to go away. Following the seminar, another man named Ryder Newburn accuses Liam of stealing the Korea story from his soon to be published graphic novel, the story almost exactly as in the book down to the names and places. Seeing his past life more clearly in his regression visions, Liam is able to see Ryder as that other soldier in Korea, the one who tried to save him. In speaking to Ryder, Daniel and Carolyn learn that he, a pacifist, is currently ... Written by Huggo

Into Carolyn's operating room come two patients from the same gunshot incident, one the criminal and the other the police officer. The officer dies, while the criminal, Randall Mason, survives, but not before he suffers cardiac arrest. Coming out of the situation, Mason is obviously freaked by what he experienced while he was dead, not a pleasant one like most have described the afterlife to be. After initial opposition, Mason does open up to Carolyn about what he saw while he was dead. Although there were some people he knew and killed, such as the police officer, on the other side, he was disturbed specifically by one unknown to him young woman who wanted something from him - he not knowing what - and would haunt him he believed into eternity. What Carolyn and Janel discover, with a little help from Peter, leads to Mason trying to take matters into his own hands for redemption before his passes permanently into the afterlife. He and Carolyn have to work fast as Charles is getting ... Written by Huggo

One year ago, a Jane Doe underwent surgery at County Hospital for seizures, and fell into a coma in the process. She was placed in a room with three other patients in long term comas. Now, simultaneously the three other patients flat-line and die at the same time, while Jane emerges from her coma, albeit still with no memory of who she is. But as Carolyn, Zed and Janel question her, she does seem to have memories, but of the other three patients. One theory that Carolyn does not believe is that Jane's subconscious self could have absorbed the information of what was mentioned in the room specifically by those people who had visited the other three patients during the year Jane was housed in the room. As Carolyn, Zed and Janel question those visitors, a few unaccountable stories emerge, one about a gift that Jane knows she received of a toy bear, and a later story Jane recounts from the day she was in the operating room. Carolyn may get some answers about what is happening to Jane in ... Written by Huggo

Carolyn investigates the case of a programmer, Ethan, who died while using cutting edge technology...Owned by Ivan, who does not want an ethical outcome of the data collected at Ethan's death, but it does bother him. Ivan is dying and he wants to see the ending that was recorded about Ethan... will it show him the answer we all seek?...is there a life, Here After? Mean while, Mr Oumandi, father of Halima, speaks to her fiancé, Zedan via skype about Zedan's agreement with him...and why he's not comming back to her, from Seattle. Written by KC Jefferies

In their quest for proof of what occures after death, Dr Taylors team is drawn into researching the ghost of a haunted church and her daughter is personally involved. Dr Taylor and her ex-husband share the reality of their seperation with her father during her fathers hospitalization. Written by kris kaiser

When a grieving mother claims she's found the reincarnation of her dead son in one of Carolyn's patients, a young piano prodigy, the lines between Carolyn's proof investigations and professional life begin to blur. Sasha, Ivan's sister, grows more suspicious of his behavior.

Christopher Brennan, a patient of Carolyn's, has long been at the top of the heart transplant list. He still being alive is only because of what Carolyn has been able to provide for him medically. And he has been on the list for such a long time because of the many issues diminishing the suitable donor pool for him. Carolyn is happy to pass along the news that a suitable donor has been found in the form of Adam Glenn, who could not be a better match. However, Adam's grieving wife, Samantha Glenn, may throw a wrench into Carolyn and the Brennan's excitement when she announces that she is not only not yet ready to take her husband off life support, but that she is revoking his organ donation. Even if Samantha does change her mind - Carolyn who gets a little unwitting help in this matter - Christopher's survival also hinges on Carolyn's mental state, she who has been unfocused on her work of late as she has at the most inopportune moments relived her NDE. The answers Carolyn may be ... Written by Huggo

Zed has conflicting emotions between his feelings for Halima, and the spark of what could be a relationship with Janel. Janel has problems of her own as Ivan feels compelled to tell Sasha the truth not only about his brain tumor but his cancer. As Ivan goes through with the brain surgery to remove the tumor, which could take his life earlier than he hoped, Carolyn, having a greater connection to the work and the possibility of seeing Will again, decides to take Ivan's place on the flatline table, with only Zed in the know and by her side. What happens to Ivan and Carolyn have profound effects on everyone around them, with Carolyn coming to some conclusions on the life after death work, but perhaps not the ones she was anticipating. Written by Huggo