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Lana is a former military nurse who survives the Sun Flares in The Kill Order , and is one of the protagonists of the story. She is a stout woman with black hair that is always kept in a tight bun. Alec has worked with her for the defense department and they have a close bond. When the sun flares hit she and Alec save a few teenagers down in the New York Subtrans tunnels: Misty , Toad , Darnell , Baxter , Mark , and Trina . They make it to the settlements out in the country near Asheville, where they feel safe. When the virus is unleashed and Alec and Mark manage to get themselves into the assaulting berg, she takes care of the settlement and, figuring that the death-bringing darts must have transported a disease, makes them all wear protection while dealing with the infected.
After Mark's and Alec's return and Darnell's death they set out to find the bunker the berg had come from. They have to leave the infected Misty behind, likewise the Toad who is not willing to abandon his friend. Lana is quite strict on every one keeping a safety distance between each other. But after they found little Deedee she no longer insists. Alec and Mark leave the women to investigate a group of infected people from Deedee's village. Before the men return, Lana and Trina decide to go to the bunker with Deedee to meet them there. But they are caught and given to the Cranks from the village who mistreat her.
When Alec and Mark finally find her she is heavily bruised, bloody, missing half her hair. As several cranks attack and stab her, the men fight the attackers off and kill them all with their Transvice . But it's too late for Lana. Alec chooses to kill her by vaporizing her with his Transvice to end her misery.
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March 12, 2022 / 10:22 PM
/ CBS News
[This story originally aired on March 13, 2021.]
Lana Clayton said she found her husband Steve Clayton dead at the bottom of a staircase in their South Carolina home. The businessman, who created physical therapy clinics, had been married to his wife for five years when he died.
Initially, the coroner's office ruled Clayton died from a possible heart attack. However, Clayton's nephew, Nick French, a police officer in a nearby town, noticed something was odd about Lana's behavior when he rushed to the mansion to console her.
"She made no mention of attempting to revive him," French tells "48 Hours" correspondent Peter Van Sant. "And Steve always had his phone with him. We were not able to find Steve's phone anywhere."
Concerned about the nature of his death, the family asked for an autopsy and a toxicology test. The blood test revealed an unusual chemical – tetrahydrozoline – in Steve Clayton's blood that would shift the investigation into a whole new direction.
What happened in the Clayton household? And could that case have led to a copycat crime?
James Blackledge : I'm a Vietnam veteran. So, I've seen things, done things.
But James Blackledge wasn't ready for what was about to happen as he rode by the home of Steve and Lana Clayton on the morning of July 21, 2018.
James Blackledge : I was out riding my motorcycle...coming down this road... … And all of a sudden, I see a woman running across this yard...and she was waving me down.
It was Lana Clayton who apparently had just run out of her house.
James Blackledge : She flagged me down, stopped me. And first thing she said was "call 911."
JAMES BLACKLEDGE: I was just ridin' by and a woman came running out and said her husband fell down the steps and she thinks he's dead.
As Blackledge stayed on the phone with the dispatcher, he watched Lana run across the street to a neighbor's house.
Terry Floyd : All of a sudden, I heard this loud knock on the screen. … It almost sound like somebody, you know, was gonna bust the glass out. … It was Lana.
Terry Floyd is a close friend of Lana and Steve.
Terry Floyd : And I asked her, of course, what was wrong. And she just kept saying, "It's Steve. It's Steve."
The two jumped into Terry's golf cart and dashed over to the Clayton's front door.
Terry Floyd : And I said, "Well, where is he?" And she said, "He's at the base of the stairs there in the foyer."
Peter Van Sant : And what were you thinking as all of this is unfolding?
James Blackledge : I just thought it was an accident, a strange accident. Then, what I really thought was strange, was she sat on the front steps. The man went inside the house.
Terry Floyd : I tried to get a pulse. … I couldn't get a pulse. And I just, I knew he was dead.
According to Lana, Steve had come down with a bout of vertigo three days prior. News reporter Kristi O'Connor of CBS affiliate WBTV covered the story.
Kristi O'Connor : He was nauseated and dizzy and bedridden.
Peter Van Sant : Their bedroom was on the second floor of this house, right?
Kristi O'Connor : That's exactly correct.
Lana said she checked on him around 11 that morning and found him sound asleep, so she went outside to mow the lawn.
Kristi O'Connor : She made sure he had his water. She had his medications and things next to his bed, made sure he had everything he needed.
Lana was a nurse – a calling that made Steve's sister, Rosie, very happy.
Rosie Clayton-Leslie : I felt, wow, she'll be there for him. God forbid something should happen, he should fall ill.
The couple met online in 2010. Three years later, they married in nearby Charlotte, North Carolina.
Rosie Clayton-Leslie : I sensed that my brother loved her very much, that she loved him very much.
It was Lana's second marriage. Steve's family had lost count on the number of times he'd been down the aisle.
Kris Phagan : I think the number's somewhere around six or seven. … Steve loved being in love. … It didn't always work out well for him.
Steve's nephew, Kris Phagan, says his uncle was an accountant by trade who, in the 1980s, created a highly successful physical therapy business, targeting sports injuries.
Peter Van Sant : And he made millions off of this, correct?
Kris Phagan : He did. … He, then, fully retired at the age of 40.
Peter Van Sant : From all outside appearances, what was their life like here?
Kristi O'Connor : I would say, dare to say that they had it all.
But on July 21, 2018, when Lana came in after a couple hours of yard work, she discovered her 64-year-old husband was dead.
Terry Floyd : Myself and a few of the other neighbors, we consoled in her. … All the neighbors were behind her 110 percent.
When York County Sheriff's Deputies arrived, they found Lana in distress over her husband's apparent fall down the stairs.
TERRY FLOYD [BODY CAM VIDEO]: She's kind of on a guilt trip about not checking on him.
TERRY FLOYD: Just take a look to see if you see any signs of him falling or anything …
The officer on the scene and a friend comforted her.
LANA'S FRIEND [BODY CAM VIDEO]: You can't blame yourself for any of this.
As word spread about Steve's sudden death, his nephew, Nick French, a police officer in a nearby town, rushed to the mansion.
Nick French : She … gave me a big hug, started crying. ... Right after that, I walked in where Steve was and saw him. … It was very much a shock. I loved Steve and to see him in a vulnerable position like that was very difficult for me.
Shortly after 1 p.m., Coroner Sabrina Gast received a call that Steve had died .
Sabrina Gast : I have a deputy coroner and she responded to the home.
Gast says her deputy saw nothing suspicious and believed the cause of death was most likely due to a heart attack.
Sabrina Gast : She concluded at that point in time that it appeared to be a natural death.
But being an experienced cop and investigator, Nick French couldn't help noticing some red flags about Lana's actions immediately after she found Steve.
Nick French : There were at least two phones in that house and she's a nurse. Why wouldn't she have called from one of those phones? And also, why wasn't she doing CPR when they arrived on scene?
That's when he began to make mental notes.
Nick French : Steve always had his phone on him. Always. It was his lifeline. ... we were not able to find Steve's phone anywhere.
Nick also noted Lana's reaction when the deputy coroner asked about funeral arrangements.
Nick French : Lana said, "it's just too much right now." She had her head in her hands, and she said, "I have no idea."
So, the deputy coroner offered to take Steve's body to the morgue and run some tests.
NICK FRENCH [BODY CAM VIDEO]: I would do that Aunt Lana.
Nick French : And she looked up from her hands and said "that funeral home … the one that's right down the street ... Let's take him there and have him cremated." ... and it was just that quick ... She went from "I have no idea what I'm going to do" ... to ... let's "have him cremated."
Nick wanted to call Kris and let him know their beloved uncle had died. He says Lana insisted she didn't want Kris to see his uncle in that state.
Nick French : Kris is an adult, he's a big boy. That should be Kris's choice. ... I started thinking something's going on. So, when she told me no the third time and yelled at me, I walked upstairs and called Kris.
Peter Van Sant : Why would you be excluded?
Kris Phagan : That I couldn't tell you. It still puzzles me to this day.
Kris then called Steve's sister, Rosie in Florida.
Rosie Clayton-Leslie : I still hear him crying. ... I couldn't speak. ... It wasn't real. It didn't seem real.
For three days prior to his death, Rosie had been worried she couldn't reach her brother on the phone.
Rosie Clayton-Leslie : Suddenly, there were no replies. ... And that was not like him to just completely cut off ... I thought it was very odd.
Also odd was what Nick would later discover in Steve's upstairs bedroom.
Nick French : The state of the bedroom ... indicated to me that Steve had been in that bed multiple days and he wasn't able to get out of the bed. ... Just a culmination of everything we saw out there was highly suspicious.
Kris Phagan : I try not to go into the house a whole lot. That's where the bad memories are really.
For Steve's nephew, Kris Phagan, visiting his uncle's home, brings back mixed emotions.
Kris Phagan : But out here is where we enjoyed parties.
Peter Van Sant : In the best of times at this house what was it like?
Kris Phagan : A lot of fun. The dogs running around, the kids chasing them, Steve telling jokes, music going.
One favorite memory — the July Fourth party Lana and Steve threw just weeks before his death.
Kris Phagan : Steve was always big on July
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