Jensen,

Is it true someone's been breaking into offices and stealing stuff? Because if it is, my job just got harder. You know Picus is trying to dig up as much dirt on us as they can, don't you? And if one disgruntled employee says the WRONG thing in the WRONG bar... I'm having a hard enough time keeping a lid on bad press as it is. Can't you get to the bottom of this? L

Lyle Rogers
Director, Public Relations and Media
Sarif Industries

P.S. I was kind of attached to "2121" but just to be safe, I think you and Pritchard should thing about updating door codes around here. Again.

Jensen,

As if riots weren't bad enough. I've been hearing all sort of rumors about stuff being stolen out of people's offices! What happened to the "family vibe" Mr. Sarif keeps saying exists in here?!

You ask me, Heather Stichner is behind it. She came up behind me as I was punching in my door code and I swear she WATCHED me do it. And '0123' is NOT that hard to remember. Said she was there to see if I wanted to "talk about these riots." Right.

You gotta check into her, man.

Jerry Maher
Sarif Industries
Office 20

Yo, Jensen,

Welcome back, man! Didn't think we'd see you up and around for a while yet!

Listen, could I ask you a favor? I'm not actually IN the offices these days -- Sarif's had me working over at the temp labs for about a week now. But I just called in for messages, and Cindy told me a few people's offices have been broken into. Man, that ain't right!

If you get a chance, could you take a peek into Room 30? I just want to make sure no one's been in there, messing with mu stuff. Thanks bud. Much appreciated.

Access code is 0250, by the way. Let me know how things look.

Cal

Adam, I really don't mean to bug you on this, but I think I've got another suspect in those neuropozyne thefts. I caught Denzel Mitchell going over my stack of Versalife purchase orders. He said he needed to verify the legal address for a contract David wanted him to look over -- but he'd have that address on a dozen correspondences already!

For a lawyer, you think he'd be able to come up with a better defense.

His door code is 1364, by the way.

-Athene

Previously, Athene Margoulis ([email protected]) wrote:

>Welcome back, Adam.
>
>First of all, it really is good to have you
>back. Things just haven't been the same
>since the attack and we're all hoping your
>return will restore some sense of equilibrium.
>That, and David really missed you.
>
>I know your top priority right now is going to
>be with him, but if you have a moment, there's
>something I'd like you to check into, as well.
>Someone's been stealing Neuropozyne.
>
>I first noticed it about three months ago -- we
>seemed to be reordering cases from Versalife
>far more often than usual. I had Frank run through
>the lab security tapes, and that's when he
>realized someone had tampered with them.
>Usually on nights when Will Rosellini was in
>charge. Frank wanted to search Will's office
>immediately, and even gave me the access
>code -- 3716 -- but I told him to wait. Last
>thing we need is to start falsely accusing people.
>
>When you get a chance, can you speak to Will?
>He's working in office 23.
>
>Athene
>Athene Margoulis
>Executive Assistant
>Sarif Industries

Mr. Jensen,

I meant what I said at the Sarif Manufacturing Plant today. You saved my life. In more ways than one. When those gunmen took my Josie away, I thought...

Well. You probably know what I thought. Please, let me repay you. Josie and I are back home safe in our apartment -- we live in a 3rd floor condo on Brooklyn Court. You can find the entrance behind the 2nd Street Gas Station. Stop by next time you're in the city and I'll have something for you.

Sincerely,

Jensen

Didn't know if you were coming back, so I deleted your entire network account. I only received the order to set up a new one a few minutes ago, so if you don't like the password I picked, live with it.

PASSWORD: mandrake

-Pitchard

P.S. The password should also work on your home network.