Emma Ishta is a super secret agent with a unique method of cracking mysteries…
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When it comes to solving crimes, Kirsten Clark isn’t your average sleuth or detective. With the help of cutting-edge technology, the US student, played by Emma Ishta, is able to ‘stitch’ her consciousness into the minds of dead people – allowing her to access their memories to solve cases and prevent further killings.
‘Kirsten has this condition called as temporal dysplasia,’ says Ishta. ‘It affects her ability to process the passage of time and emotions. She’s smart, but a little anti-social.’
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