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Chandra's journal
Mohinder peruses Chandra's journal.

First mentioned:	One Giant Leap
Owned by:	Chandra Suresh
Current status:	held by Mohinder Suresh

The journal is a small book in which Chandra Suresh recorded some of his research.

1 About
- 1.1 One Giant Leap
- 1.2 Seven Minutes to Midnight
2 Entries
- 2.1 Known Dates
- 2.2 Unknown Dates
3 Gallery
4 See Also

About

One Giant Leap

Eden McCain discovers the journal inside a drive bay of Chandra's laptop when his son Mohinder angrily throws it across the room. Inside, the book contains a number of pages detailing suspected evolved humans Chandra had investigated, some with blood or other DNA samples attached. Also inside was an address for Sylar in Queens, and a key taped to a page.

Seven Minutes to Midnight

Mohinder takes the journal with him when he returns to India for his father's funeral. While leafing through it, he sees the key again. Later, a strange dream leads him to try the key in his father's desk drawer in his office at Chennai University, leading him to discover Sanjog's file.

Entries

Known Dates

On February 16, 1971, Chandra wrote an entry about an 87-year-old woman (Journal female 3) from Lobatse, Botswana. She was unaware that he acquired a fingernail from her while she slept. Chandra believed she may have been telepathic.
On March 19, 1971, Chandra wrote an entry about a 22-year-old Malaysian woman (Journal female 1) from Palu, Indonesia. Attached to the entry is a toenail clipping that Chandra acquired from the woman's manicurist (whom she saw about every five days). Chandra suspected her power was "transportation". At the bottom of the entry next to a picture of a foot, he wrote a Hindi word—"nirala", which translates to "unique".
On October 17, 1978, Chandra wrote an entry about a woman (Journal female 4) from New Canaan, Connecticut, of Polish/Russian descent. Attached is a strand of red hair that she willingly gave to Chandra. He believed her power was clairvoyance.
On April 23, 1981, Chandra wrote an entry about a man (Journal male 2) from Chilpancingo, Mexico. Chandra saw the man a few rows ahead of him at the local theater. Chandra used his handkerchief to secretly wipe up a specimen from the man. Chandra believed his power to be transportation.
On March 12, 1986, Chandra wrote an entry about a man (Journal male 3) with ties to Sweden. Chandra approached him and tried to engage him in a conversation. Chandra asked him the time, and the man looked at his watch and began to laugh. This behavior seemed odd to Dr. Suresh. The man informed Chandra that it was 4:20 in the afternoon. Since the man was so "out of it", Chandra decided to get the sample as quickly as he could.
On August 2, 1988, Chandra wrote an entry about a woman (Journal female 5) from Madison, CA. Chandra noted, "I was hired at the dry cleaning store in subjects [sic] hometown. When she dropped off her laundry I went to search through the bag to get a few samples of (her hair?)". Chandra believed her power to be telepathy.
On February 12, 2005, Chandra wrote an entry about a 13-year-old Colombian girl (Journal female 2) from Marabá, Brazil. She was Brazil's greatest wrestler; Chandra noted, "It was as if she knew every move that her opponent was going to make before they made it." Attached to the entry is what appears to be a small blood-soaked piece of paper.

Unknown Dates

Chandra wrote an entry in his journal (seen on the left-hand page of the Botswana woman's page) about a male (Journal male 1) whose power may have been tissue regeneration.

Gallery

When Mohinder hurls his father's laptop aside in frustration, Eden discovers a small journal hidden in a drive bay.	A journal entry details a Malaysian woman Suresh suspected of having "potential powers".	Another entry details a Brazilian girl.	Mohinder leafs past many entries, including these two about a man who could regenerate, and a woman from Botswana.
Another entry logs information about a woman from Connecticut.	Another entry logs information about a man from Chilpancingo, Mexico.	Another entry logs information about a man from Sweden.	Another entry logs information about a woman from Madison, CA.
A listing of an address for Sylar found in the journal.	A key is found taped to a page of the journal.