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2 Science Technicians - These two scientists
were attacked after they were given an assignment to experiment on a 245
Trioxin cadaver. Witnesses say the corpse escaped from the restraints and
attacked Hans Goldfer (pictured) first. After biting off three fingers
and crushing his skull he killed the second scientist. Both dead on arrival. |
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Julie Walker - Reports show this victim was
enjoying an evening motorcycle ride with her boyfriend, Curt Reynolds,
when they lost control and crashed. Blood and hair was found on a nearby
telephone pole matching the victims DNA. It appears that she was thrown
from the bike and sustained deadly injuries from the wooden pole. Dead
on Arrival. |
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Andy Bostash (Military Police) - Surveillance
video shows this man being attacked by multiple experiment subjects that
were intentionally injected with 245 Trioxin. On the video, he attempted
to stop them and verify identification but was attacked until dead. The
brain matter was completely removed and consumed. Dead on Arrival. |
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Vang Zintezt - Police intercepted this man's
corpse after they gave chase to a van containing two fugitives. Upon viewing
the body, it's apparent his brain was also removed via the mouth of another.
His local convenient store was being burglarized when the incident began.
9 mm gunshot wound is also found to the chest. Dead on Arrival. |
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Officer Raves - The teeth marks around this
officers cranium have been compared with the above victims dental records
and they matched. The partner of this man confirmed that Mr. Zintezt attacked
the officer after attempting to arrest the occupants of the van. Liver
shows signs of extreme alcoholism. Dead on Arrival. |
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Santos Morales - Killed by Julie Walker after
she was re-animated by the chemical 245 Trioxin. The murder was not witnessed
by anyone so details on the actual death are slim. Local police know this
man as "Santos the Savage," a high ranking member of the local Mexican
gang. No other information available at this time. Dead on Arrival. |
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Mogo Entvaz - This young man sustained a bite
wound from a cadaver that was infected with the 245 Trioxin virus. White
blood cell build-up around the wound shows there was approximately three
to four hours between the bite and his death. Theories on how the saliva
infected him so quickly are still pending. Dead on Arrival. |
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Felipe Hernandez - Found dead in the depths
of the towns lower sewer systems. Fractures to the face and neck are consistent
with bludgeoning with a heavy, round object. The cranium has been crushed
and 85% of the brain matter has been removed. Rumored to be a member of
the local Mexican gang. Dead on Arrival. |
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Alicia Kitsing - Multiple lacerations to the
outer region of the right thigh. The cuts look as though they were caused
by claws of some sort. Massive bite wounds are present to the right of
the neck and rear skull. Minimal brain matter missing. Blood tests show
she was two months pregnant when she died. Dead on Arrival. |
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Riverman - Found in the bowels of the army
base wearing a strange, metal, experimental suit strapped to his body.
The hole to the head coincides with other drill bit injuries I've come
across. I suspect he was killed in this manner after he returned from the
grave due to the chemical contamination plaguing the area. Dead on Arrival. |
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5 Science Technicians - Many of these scientists
were involved in a secret program that the government was hosting dealing
with 245 Trioxin. When the subjects began to escape from their captures,
these associates were attempting to eradicate them. Some of the living-dead
were killed but most survived due to overwhelming numbers. Dead on Arrival. |
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Curt Reynolds - Remnants of this man's skeletal
system were found in the wreckage of the Armies crematorium. Also found
were remnants of his girlfriend, Julie Walker. Major Reynolds, Curt's father,
said he had the chance to escape the base but chose to stay with his girlfriend
instead. This case is still open. Dead on Arrival. |
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