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Message no. 1
From: James Mann <cohort@******.CONNECTED.COM>
Subject: Re: Headware/Biotech
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 13:01:41 -0800
*****Encrypt: WolfsBane; "action" Jackson MPCP only
>>>>>[ Ok, Jackson, here's the beef: The Johnson wants us to take a
subject,
extract several components, replicate and replace them. A shop is being
provided, you need not bring your own equipment. The implants are headware;
alpha grade, partial bio. They may or may not be protected, I suspect they
are. The Johnson claims the subject was unknowing about the implants, and if
we can extract and replace without the subject's knowledge, we will gain an
extra bonus. ]<<<<<
-- CoHort <01-15-55/13:-7:23>
Message no. 2
From: "Brian E. Angliss" <ANGLISS@***.PSU.EDU>
Subject: Re: Headware/Biotech
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 1994 18:24:40 -0500
*****Encrypt MASTER_OF_YOUR_DESTINY CoHort MPCP*****
>>>>>[Ok, let me get this straight. Headware, alpha grade, some bioware.
Possible protection on the implants. Unknowning patient, and we want it kept
that way. Go in, remove without damaging the implants, copy them, then
replace them. Ok, I got it. And as this sound real interesting, and I need
the money, I'm in.

Only one problem, and that is the surgery. Headware surgery is unpleasant.
Getting him into the shop without his knowledge is easy. What's hard is making
him never realize that he was operated on. I suggest extensive magical healing
in addition to my surgical skills. Do you have a mage available?]<<<<<
-- Action Jackson(18:17:47/01-15-55)

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