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John Logan's Assassination

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A former ranger working for the government unwittingly teams up with a spunky woman, who has stumbled upon a plot to assassinate the President, but Russian special forces are after them. BRIEF SYNOPSIS MAJOR LOGAN MCCORMICK (30’s), a former ranger and struggling through a divorce, is on a special assignment with his team to deliver a cargo. His mission is interrupted by a spunky woman, SAMANTHA aka SAM (23), who Logan saves from a man attacking her. Against regulations, he transports her in his truck, stalked by the man, who attacked her. Logan soon learns that Sam isn’t just any innocent woman. She knows what Logan and his team are carrying and tells them that in their cargo is a satellite with a chip inside that contains a map. It’s proof that the Russian plan to assassinate the US President. …show more content…

Sam returns to the consultant where she lives wither mother MARTHA, who is married to Ambassador Dymitri. Logan shows up at the consultant where he’s surprised to see his ex-wife, JILLIAN. Also present is GENERAL YZEMIKOV. In a twist of fate, Sam steals the chip back from the consultant and slips Logan a flash drive. However, she caught and held by Karl and it’s revealed that Jillian is working with Karl too. Logan tricks Jillian and rescues Sam, as Dymitri confronts and shoots Karl, but Karl tosses the chip into the fire destroying

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