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Revision as of 20:50, 15 March 2007
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=== John Ferminger ===
The first login for this staff page was found by visiting [[The_Water_Turned_To_Blood|The Water Turned To Blood]], wherein an inmate number was displayed for "John of Boston", as well as a potential password of "francesca" hidden in two blocks of text on the home page. This was used in combination with the name "Preston Gantry", read off of the staff badge of a psychiatrist displayed in the staff listing.
The combination lead us to the first report, that of [http://www.judsonogram.net/personnel/gantry/casefiles/4382bx12/default.htm John Ferminger], or "John of Boston".
Case number: 4382BX12
Password: francesca
John Ferminger (author of the [[The_Water_Turned_To_Blood|The Water Turned To Blood]] website), is an individual who was caught in an accident on a bridge in Boston. The water below the bridge turned to blood, and the distraction this caused to drivers meant that an accident ensued, in which John's car was pushed off of the bridge and into the water. The result of this plunge is that John's daughter drowned. John escaped and exhibits some of the symptoms of being in contact with [The_Presence|The Presence], however his psychological evaluation and interview do not allude to any direct contact.
John took the name of "John of Boston", indicating some biblical affiliation. He took to preaching the information divulged to him during his "baptism in blood" during the car crash. After gaining quite a following, he was arrested for preaching to a crowd in excess of legal limits without a permit and was transferred to Judson Ogram. His innocence is disregarded, as suggested by police notes on his transfer document, because they want to keep him out of the public eye.
John is put onto a high dose of an antipsychotic substance, and after refusing to sign a rebuttal of his comments and to make a public statement confirming this action, is executed.
==== Security Notice ====
At the bottom of the [http://www.judsonogram.net/personnel/gantry/casefiles/4382bx12/addendum.htm addendum] is a link to Supplimental information. Clicking this link returns an error message that reads:
:''JUDSON OGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY''
:''This evidence was harvested by 'tier 2' internal security measures.''
:''Pursuant to material detailed herein, Dr. Gantry has been remanded to custody and scheduled for aggressive re-education.''
:''JO internal - DO NOT FORWARD to police, next of kin, etc.''
=== Moira Waag ===
Password: francesca
Moira is transferred to Judson Ogram after appearing in a hospital emergency room. Her arrest is made after use of Opal and mention of contact with "[[The_Presence|The Presence]]", as a preventative measure to ensure she does not engage in public oration regarding "[[The_Presence|The Presence]]". Much like John Ferminger, Moira is prescribed a high dosage of an antipsychotic substance to be administered intramuscularily at an interval way over the recommended guidelines. This is totally contrary to the fact that she is not "excited" or displaying any psychotic tendandies, and is in moderately good health. Moira has admitted used of recreational drugs, including methamphetamine sulphate, mescaline, and Opal (referred to as "black" in her interview transcript). The transcript mentions that drinking lots of water after taking "black" by solvent-aided skin absorption gives you more of a "push" (a greater effect). This may be a suggestion that Opal and [[Parepin]] are the same substance. Moira's interview transcript ends by describing her experience being touched by "[[The_Presence|The Presence]]", and her resulting fear over the implications of her experience. ==== Security Notice ==== At the bottom of the [http://www.judsonogram.net/personnel/gantry/casefiles/6455da04/witness.htm interview transcript] is a link to an addendum. Clicking this link returns an error message that reads:
:''JUDSON OGRAM INTERNAL SECURITY''
:''This evidence was harvested by 'tier 2' internal security measures.''