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reports: We flew by chopper to the remote ice station. I did half expect it to be abandoned and boarded up at this point. But the small cluster of buildings was rife with scientists, hazmat teams, and a dozen or so state troopers. It didn't take the Cicero expedition long to deploy their own crew to the site. Understandable I suppose. There was a lot of expensive equipment, rich in data information that needed securing. However, local authorities were equally concerned not to let any evidence be removed before collation. Add to that hazmat's reluctance to let anyone into the infected area and as you can imagine, tensions were high. In fact, I was not allowed access to the interior of the main building. This was the one where all the deaths occurred, and had not yet been given clearance. Just how do you clean a small quarters where nine people were brutally slain? Where the very blood is contagious with the most deadly virus known to man? I posed this question to Sheriff Lipton. "You probably don't. I heard that it's so cold here right now, that any blood could incubate and survive." he shrugged his shoulders, "Don't know if that true or not, but I imagine they will just burn the whole place down. Make sure." The night in question "Well, it seems from what we can piece together that sometime between 11:30 and midnight on February 28th, the members of this facility were first aware of a figure outside their main quarters. They probably thought it was either an intruder or whet ever else. Not an undead, that's for sure. We think three members exited the facility and confronted the undead. It looks like from the tracks left in the snow that the undead was sort of shuffling around in no particular direction. Possibly even moving away from the quarters. They may have been fine if they had just kept quiet. But sadly they went out to see who he was and when they saw he was naked they perhaps thought he was drunk or in some sort of trouble. We figure at this point they went to within 10-15 feet of him. I don't know if they knew he was an undead, but they did see enough to make them run real fast back to the cabin. The tracks suggest no struggle. They just up and ran into the building.
The necro followed them and this is around 12:09 am when local state
troopers received the first call." 911 - "Are all doors and windows locked. It appears that Norrock and Bentley were in a state of partial reanimation
and unfortunately authorities had to neutralized them both. As was earlier reported, the assailant was found, frozen and affixed by the blood of an open torso wound, to a tree three miles away. So there it is. A horrible scene by anyone's imagination. Nine gifted
researchers, spearheading scientific knowledge in order to benefit our
planet.
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"Oh
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