Marcus Wynne's work both with the United States government and without has taken him to over fifty countries worldwide, including those shown on the Travel channels' "World's Most Dangerous Places," for which he was hired to consult. He hunted North Korean Special Forces along the DMZ, coordinated the American Embassy Evacuations in Haiti during the 1991 coup, and led a counter-terrorist Federal Air Marshall Unit during the Gulf War. A respected counter-terrorist instructor, Marcus trained Nelson Mandela's security force and trained all local police tactical units for high-risk operations during the Dayton Peace Accords. He lives in Maryland with his wife Caprice.