fragment: Site-69 Footage 13 (After-Action Report)

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On July 21st 2024, RTF Kappa-13 ("Doppler Affected") were tasked to infiltrate Site-69 with the following objectives:

# Resume surveillance footage broadcasts to Site-19.
# Determine why surveillance footage broadcasts had stopped.

However, RTF K-13 encountered unexpected complications. There was evidence of lethal anomalous activity which had taken the lives of several members of the Site, as well as a fault in the core time dilation mechanism. At this time it is believed that these complications are related; more specifically, that one caused the other. Additionally, an unknown substance was encountered; a sample was taken for analysis.

RTF K-13 were prepared for the possibility of needing to extract personnel from Site-69, but ended up removing the entire surviving staff in the interest of their ongoing safety. A list of extracted personnel is attached below. Note that while Site-69 culture involved discarding employment roles on arrival, last known roles per the official record have been included for completeness.

||~ Name ||~ Year of birth ||~ Former role ||
|| Jessica Brommer || 1999 || Junior Researcher ||
|| James Noble || 1990 || IT Technician ||
|| Frankie Welsh || 1986 || Armourer ||
|| Isaiah Micklewood || 1962 || Financial analyst ||
|| Ivy Malone || 1915 || Operations Coordinator ||
|| Gavin Webster || 1896 || Site Director ||

Unfortunately, Noble and Micklewood experienced cardiac arrest upon leaving the time dilation field. Noble was stabilised and is currently undergoing intensive care; Micklewood expired on the helicopter.

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**Autopsies**

While sample analysis and survivor interviews were underway, RTF K-13 were joined by MTF β-39 and returned to Site-69 to bring back dead personnel who had been discovered during the initial infiltration.

Autopsy results are attached.

||~ Name ||~ Cause of death ||
|| Stefan Dallaglio || Acute internal injury with extensive tissue damage due to rapid ice crystal formation. ||
|| Mac Cratewood || Death by injury. ||
|| Selena Throe || Death by injury. ||
|| Ibrahim Milkier || Death by injury. ||
|| Lars Heidenstam || Death by injury. ||
|| (unidentified) || Death by injury. ||

Autopsy results are overall inconclusive.
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**Sample analysis**

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**Interviews**

Site-69 survivors were given what they believed to be a short therapy session immediately following their medical examination. These were actually interviews intended to find out what happened at Site-69; even so, the interviews were required to be conducted by staff members trained in mental health care.

Relevant snippets from the interviews have been attached. Full transcripts are available on request to Site-300-12.

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[[div class="blockquote"]]
**Interviewee:** Ivy Malone
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**Interviewer:** How long had you been working as an Operations Coordinator prior to your transfer to Site-69?

**Malone:** I honestly don't understand what you're asking me. I just do what needs to be done. Certainly didn't coordinate any operations.

**Interviewer:** Why were you transferred to Site-69 in the first place?

**Malone:** I was never transferred. My supervisor sent me a fake transfer instruction as a prank, but I did it voluntarily.
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**Interviewee:** Frankie Welsh
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**Interviewer:** How long had you been working as an Armourer prior to your transfer to Site-69?

**Welsh:** Oh, tough one. You know, I'm not sure I remember.

**Interviewer:** Why were you transferred to Site-69 in the first place?

**Welsh:** That's a funny story, actually. The head armourer sent around a fake transfer email as a joke. I was getting to a point where I was looking for a change, so I pretended to treat it really seriously. I've never seen someone so flustered!
[[/div]]

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**Interviewee:** Jessica Brommer
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**Interviewer:** How long had you been working as a Junior Researcher prior to your transfer to Site-69?

**Brommer:** Three months.

**Interviewer:** Why were you transferred to Site-69 in the first place?

**Brommer:** I'm... I'm not sure. I think there's something about an email, but it's a bit foggy. I'm really sorry, I'm probably still full of adrenaline.
[[/div]]

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**Note:** Of the interviewees who mentioned receiving a fake email, no record of such an email could be obtained; and of those who mentioned voluntarily transferring, no transfer request was ever lodged.

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**Interviewee:** Frankie Welsh
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**Interviewer:** What was your role in Site-69?

**Welsh:** Everyone just sort of helped out where they were needed.
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**Interviewee:** Gavin Webster
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**Interviewer:** What was your role in Site-69?

**Webster:** I was the chef.

**Interviewer:** And before you were transferred?

**Webster:** Come on, now. You know the answer to that one.

**Interviewer:** It's for the record.

**Webster:** But you do know, right?

**Interviewer:** I -- well, yes.

**Webster:** Then mark me down as Site Director and say I directed myself to the site, or whatever you need to.
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**Interviewee:** Ivy Malone
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**Interviewer:** What was your role in Site-69?

**Malone:** I did shit that needed to be done. Just like everyone else.
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**Interviewee:** Jessica Brommer
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**Interviewer:** What was your role in Site-69?

**Brommer:** Can I be totally honest with you?

**Interviewer:** Of course; this is a confidential therapy session.

**Brommer:** I never really did anything. I was only there for three months, I just sort of milled about and wasted each day away. Me and Niamh and James were all like that, 'cept Niamh would help Gavin with food every day 'cause she's such a good cook.

**Interviewer:** Sounds like you three got along well.

**Brommer:** Yeah, but, I sort of feel like that's only because we arrived pretty close to each other, just months apart. Some of the people who'd been there longer had really different attitudes about stuff. Like, for example, almost everyone who's been there longer than a few years would go and do work every day. Frankie and Ibrahim to the armoury, Ivy and Stefan and Isaiah to the office, Selena and Lars to sort documents. And they'd //work//. Day in, day out, doing the same stuff over and over. And you've seen Site-69, right -- wait, have you? -- like, there's nothing there. There's nothing to //do//. There's literally no reason to work. But they just keep doing it.

**Interviewer:** Personally, I feel that it's important to continue to feel productive in [[span style="white-space: nowrap"]]times--[[/span]]

**Brommer:** Nah, it doesn't make sense. Did you know the office people only wrote expense reports? I read some of them. They're //gibberish//. Real words and real sentences but when you put the sentences together they just stop working. And the expense reports would spend pages describing //just the cost of the previous expense report//. It's insane! It's like a finance department got stuck in a loop. So yeah, I guess I never really did anything, but neither did anyone else.
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**Interviewee:** Frankie Welsh
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**Interviewer:** What did you think was happening in Site-69?

**Welsh:** You don't know? Okay, sure, I guess nobody knew for sure. We figured out that the Site-69 transfers weren't random pretty quickly, but what was really weird was the time. Site-69 was pulling people from the //future!// Dennis said I arrived six months after he did, but I //left// two years after he did! And then people who arrived after me come from further and further into the future.

**Interviewer:** I'm sorry, who is Dennis?

**Welsh:** Oh -- he... he went outside. A lot of people went outside.

**Interviewer:** I see. So why were Foundation staff being taken from across the world, from the future?

**Welsh:** To fix some disastrous problem that was going to happen, was our leading theory. I think we kept narrowly avoiding it, but just delaying it, not fixing it. It'd need to be delayed even further, so someone else would need to be brought in from the new timeline.

**Interview:** You say 'brought in', and that the Site was 'pulling' people, but earlier you said you transferred voluntarily. Do you think the same applies to everyone else at Site-69?

**Welsh:** Yeah, of course.
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**Note:** At this stage, survivors had not been informed about the time dilation.

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**Interviewee:** Gavin Webster
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**Interviewer:** What did you think was happening in Site-69?

**Webster:** What did I think was happening? I was there when the foundation was laid. Don't ask me what I thought was happening. Actually, get me out of here, please. I just want to know what I missed.
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**Interviewee:** Ivy Malone
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**Interviewer:** What did you think was happening in Site-69?

**Malone:** Same as any other Site. Hard work.
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**Interviewee:** Jessica Brommer
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**Interviewer:** What did you think was happening in Site-69?

**Brommer:** Containment.

**Interviewer:** Of what?

**Brommer:** I don't know. I saw a friend lying dead with injuries I can't describe. I saw another standing, walking, waving but I'm so certain she was dead. We must have been containing something. I'm certain of it.

[Interviewer glances towards the one-way glass.]

**Interviewer:** That's the first I'm hearing about that. Please, tell me more.

**Brommer:** It was Selena. I only got a glimpse of her, but she was wrong, real wrong. It wasn't what I saw, really, it was what I felt. I'm sorry, I can't describe it any better than that, but there was //something// there other than her.

**Interviewer:** Jessica, you should know that we found Selena's body during the initial rescue. We didn't find anything indicating possession.

**Brommer:** Can you check again, please?

**Interviewer:** It's too late for that. Everything is finalised already.

**Brommer:** No, please. I don't want her and Niamh and maybe James and everyone else to have died for nothing. There's something out there! We have to-- we have to //get// it!

**Interviewer:** Jessica, I'm really sorry. What's happened has happened, and it's tragic, and painful. It'll take time to process. But it's over.

**Brommer:** It's not fucking over, what the fuck kind of therapist are you?
[[/div]]

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Following the interviewer's recommendations:

* Ivy Malone was given Class-B amnestics and required to undergo rehabilitation for reintegration into modern life.
* Gavin Webster was given Class-A amnestics and transferred to Site-1, at the request of Site-1.
* Frankie Welsh was given Class-C amnestics and reassigned to a Site in their country of origin (New Zealand).
* Jessica Brommer would not have been required to amnesticate, but given her state of distress, was given Class-C amnestics and reassigned to a Site in her country of origin (Scotland).

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As soon as one was available, a paratechnician was dispatched to Site-69, escorted by MTF β-39.

The paratechnician was able to restore the dilation engine to the original 4:1 ratio, citing 'standard wear and tear' as the root issue and recommending a checkup for each year that passes in Site-69.

MTF β-39 took the opportunity to thoroughly search Site-69 for an object, entity or concept to match the description provided by Jessica Brommer, in case there was any merit to her claims. They did not find a single unaccounted-for discrepancy on site, concluding that everything is fine.

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On 2024-08-01, following Site-wide maintenance to update its equipment, Site-69 resumed its broadcast. A few days later, DEEPWELL autonomously issued several personnel transfer orders throughout the Foundation. Site-69 is now likely staffed with a skeleton headcount and is presumed to be functioning as intended.

That footage is now available for review.
[[a href="/site-69-ii"]]View latest footage (2025) @<&rarr;>@[[/a]]

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