India, Oct. 26 -- The quiet death of Terrence Arvelle "TJ" Jackson, a 50-year-old American national and senior U.S. Army officer, inside a Dhaka hotel has stirred unease in diplomatic and security circles-not only for the secrecy surrounding his work in Bangladesh, but also for its timing, coming months after the country's dramatic change of government. Jackson, who was based in Raeford, North Carolina, near Fort Liberty-headquarters of the U.S. Army Special Operations Command-was found unresponsive in Room 808 of The Westin Dhaka on the morning of 31 August 2025, according to police documents reviewed by The Sunday Guardian. He had checked in two days earlier after what officials described as "several months in Bangladesh on business." C...