Lillehammer 2013 Mission

== Infraction ==
Trym Nesbø, a native of Lillehammer, Norway, was killed in an infraction that was part of a series of infractions known as the February 2020 Incident; in the altered history he was found dead three months later in a cabin, twenty miles from his home in Lillehammer. The last time he had been seen alive was in the afternoon of 30th August, 2013.
== Mission Outline ==
Sarah Cunnington, Pradesh Sharma and Denny Franklin staked out Nesbø's house. At just gone 2145 hours, Nesbø emerged from his house and left on a brand new bicycle - something that had not been in the Eye's analyses. Worse, the team discovered that their car had somehow been secretly sabotaged. Nonetheless, Sarah made an executive decision and they stole another car and pursed Nesbø, who had ditched his bike and was now travelling with someone in a van, to the cabin where he was to die in the infraction.
However, things were not as they seemed. It turned out that Nesbø was in fact a Reclaimer and that his 'killer' was actually just a patsy. Nesbø blew up the van, injuring Denny, and shot and killed both the patsy and also Pradesh. He then insinuated that all the recent infractions were nothing but misdirection, while the Reclaimers focused on the bigger picture - whatever that was. He also offered Sarah a job with the Reclaimers but, knowing that she would refuse, also attempted to kill her. However, he was stopped by Denny, who shot and killed Nesbø.
== Repercussions ==
Rather than averting the infraction, it appears that Denny was actually responsible for causing it, as Nesbø's body would still be found three months later with a bullet in his chest.
It was during this mission that Sarah realised that the recent infractions were a setup by the Reclaimers to keep the QIA busy while they focused on something else entirely. Using a clue from Nesbø's last words, she next investigated the Malaysia 1978 Mission.
Agent Pradesh Sharma was killed during this mission.
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