Ostiant or Chalenduin

When their boss told them to get rid of him, it was said in a tone, and body language supported it, it meant to me get rid of him, not dump him somewhere...

Yes, I got that "get rid of him" meant "kill him", but obviously the undercover agent who got the order wasn't going to actually kill his colleague. Unless there was something in the depicted action I'm not taking into account since I haven't actually seen the scene in question. Were there more people who were ordered to "get rid of him" or just the UA?

Oh I know about ICU, I spent four years in a secondary medical school so I'm very familiar with it. I never practiced as a nurse though; went on to study and teach English. I laugh at how little research they actually do on med-related stuff (or any kind of stuff, really) if it doesn't mesh with what they think of as appropriate for their stories. I've learned to let it go.