Mieko Qiaojue, a non-traditional 21st century Buddhist, was born to live a life of predetermination as promised in a blood pact entered into during the early years of the first millennium by the father of his bloodline. In fulfilling his destiny, he would be falsely accused of aiding in the preparation of a terrorist plot to assassinate the 14th Dalai Lama while on a visit to the United States. A boisterous voice against the People's Republic of China for incorporating Tibet as part of China, his visit would present a rare opportunity for China's Ministry of Security Services, M.S.S, to silence him in a way that the blame would fall on the government of the United States. Mieko Qiaojue would be put on trial in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, having been accused of participating in the foiled attempt to assassinate the Dalai Lama. The court drama that follows exposes the cunning of China's Ministry of Security Service and the manipulation of the United States Attorney General's Office to obtain a favorable outcome that would have nothing to do with the guilt or innocence of the accused.