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{{Quote|Sherry!? I've been looking everywhere for you Sherry...Brave little girl to leave her house in the middle of this [[Raccoon City Destruction Incident|mess]]...|Irons after confronting [[Sherry Birkin]] and [[Claire Redfield]] at the [[Parking Garage]] of the [[Raccoon Police Station]]}} |
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| − | {{Nihongo|'''Brian Irons'''|ブライアン・アイアンズ|Buraian Aianzu}} was a [[Raccoon City]] police officer and Chief of Police of the [[Raccoon Police Department]] until 1998. Chief Irons had a violent history with women and is suspected of having been a serial killer. Irons was deeply involved in corporate corruption like other city officials, and took bribes from [[Umbrella |
+ | {{Nihongo|'''Brian Irons'''|ブライアン・アイアンズ|Buraian Aianzu}} was a [[Raccoon City]] police officer and Chief of Police of the [[Raccoon Police Department]] until 1998. Chief Irons had a violent history with women and is suspected of having been a serial killer. Irons was deeply involved in corporate corruption like other city officials, and took bribes from [[Umbrella U.S.A.]] to keep the company out of investigations. During the 1998 [[Raccoon City Destruction Incident]], Irons suffered a mental breakdown and began killing fellow officers and refugees, and was killed violently either by Dr. [[William Birkin]] or a G parasite. Irons was a serial killer, though due to his position in the RPD and the destruction of the city, these murders were never investigated. |
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==Biography== |
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Irons made a career in the Raccoon Police Department, and by early 1996 reached the rank of Chief of Police. This position put him in a very close relationship with Umbrella USA, a company which was not only a major employer in the city but was also performing top-secret military bioweapons research. This research went against the 1972 Bioweapons Convention, and involved illegal human testing. Every month starting from April 1996,<ref>''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), "[[Secret file]]".</ref> Chief Irons received between $1,500 and $15,000 from Dr. Annette Birkin, wife of Dr. William Birkin, which he used to fund his art habits, which he would place across the Raccoon Police Station.<ref>''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Secretary's diary A]]".</ref> Irons was also placed in charge of the Raccoon City Orphanage to disguise Umbrella's use of child test subjects. On the 6th and 16th of every month, he visited Umbrella's top-secret facilities to hold meetings with Umbrella's Raccoon City facility heads and was expected to use the police force to keep them out of investigation if needed. Under Chief Irons' watch, Umbrella donations led to the creation of the [[Special Tactics and Rescue Service]], an elite law enforcement team comprised of scientists and ex-military personnel who could use their expertise to solve cases the rest of the RPD was not qualified or experienced to handle. Led by Dr. Albert Wesker, an Umbrella intelligence agent, S.T.A.R.S. was effectively Umbrella's private army. Whether or not Chief Irons knew Dr. Wesker was an Umbrella agent is unknown. |
Irons made a career in the Raccoon Police Department, and by early 1996 reached the rank of Chief of Police. This position put him in a very close relationship with Umbrella USA, a company which was not only a major employer in the city but was also performing top-secret military bioweapons research. This research went against the 1972 Bioweapons Convention, and involved illegal human testing. Every month starting from April 1996,<ref>''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), "[[Secret file]]".</ref> Chief Irons received between $1,500 and $15,000 from Dr. Annette Birkin, wife of Dr. William Birkin, which he used to fund his art habits, which he would place across the Raccoon Police Station.<ref>''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Secretary's diary A]]".</ref> Irons was also placed in charge of the Raccoon City Orphanage to disguise Umbrella's use of child test subjects. On the 6th and 16th of every month, he visited Umbrella's top-secret facilities to hold meetings with Umbrella's Raccoon City facility heads and was expected to use the police force to keep them out of investigation if needed. Under Chief Irons' watch, Umbrella donations led to the creation of the [[Special Tactics and Rescue Service]], an elite law enforcement team comprised of scientists and ex-military personnel who could use their expertise to solve cases the rest of the RPD was not qualified or experienced to handle. Led by Dr. Albert Wesker, an Umbrella intelligence agent, S.T.A.R.S. was effectively Umbrella's private army. Whether or not Chief Irons knew Dr. Wesker was an Umbrella agent is unknown. |
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| ⚫ | In May 1998 the mountainous [[Arklay Laboratory]] fell to a t-Virus outbreak, and in spite of its security personnel, mutants escaped and began killing a number of hikers and Raccoon City denizens on the city outskirts. Irons became highly stressed as a result of these attacks and Umbrella's failure to counter them, and was continually briefed by the Birkins as to the developments as well as their ongoing strain with the company. By July 1998, Umbrella and the RPD mutually failed to contain and explain the deaths, respectively, and it became the logical step to hand the case over to S.T.A.R.S. Between 23 and 25 July, a total of seven S.T.A.R.S. officers including Dr. Wesker, and one RPD pilot were reported dead and the laboratory itself destroyed. |
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| ⚫ | Though S.T.A.R.S. survivors Chief Redfield, Jill Valentine, Barry Burton, Rebecca Chambers and Brad Vickers bore witness in various degrees to Umbrella's research and uncovered the nature of the attacks, most of the evidence was lost in the explosion. On the advice of Dr. William Birkin, Chief Irons had S.T.A.R.S. shut down to prevent them investigating the company and kept a close eye on their activities.<ref>''Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles'' (2007), "[[Raccoon City Police Department (file)|Raccoon City Police Department]]"</ref> While it was too late to stop them telling the townspeople about their experiences, it was believed that the quiet destruction of left-over evidence would prevent anyone believing them.<ref name="Mail to the chief">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Mail to the chief]]".</ref> |
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===Serial killings=== |
===Serial killings=== |
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Chief Irons harboured violent tendencies throughout his life, and did not hold these back during his time with the RPD. Irons is known to have threatened and committed a number of murders while with the RPD, though the identity of these victims is largely unknown. The earliest known possible victim was his secretary, who he hired in April 1998 and who disappeared the following June after uncovering evidence of bribes.<ref name=":0">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Secretary's diary B]]".</ref> An Umbrella sewer facility manager was almost killed in August, when Irons threatened him with a gun.<ref name="sewer manager's diary">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Sewer manager diary]]".</ref> In August and September, a total of eight young women were snatched from the streets and apparently murdered in the city's sewers, though no bodies were found by RPD search parties. All were described in local papers as being unmarried blonde women between the ages of 18 and 23.<ref name=":1">''[[Resident Evil Outbreak]]'' (2003), file: "[[Raccoon Today (Outbreak)|Raccoon Today]]".</ref> |
Chief Irons harboured violent tendencies throughout his life, and did not hold these back during his time with the RPD. Irons is known to have threatened and committed a number of murders while with the RPD, though the identity of these victims is largely unknown. The earliest known possible victim was his secretary, who he hired in April 1998 and who disappeared the following June after uncovering evidence of bribes.<ref name=":0">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Secretary's diary B]]".</ref> An Umbrella sewer facility manager was almost killed in August, when Irons threatened him with a gun.<ref name="sewer manager's diary">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Sewer manager diary]]".</ref> In August and September, a total of eight young women were snatched from the streets and apparently murdered in the city's sewers, though no bodies were found by RPD search parties. All were described in local papers as being unmarried blonde women between the ages of 18 and 23.<ref name=":1">''[[Resident Evil Outbreak]]'' (2003), file: "[[Raccoon Today (Outbreak)|Raccoon Today]]".</ref> |
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Chief Irons is known to have used a special room for the killing of his victims. Having a fondness for taxidermy, he used this experience on victims, and was accustomed to removing organs and bones to use as trophies. His possession of chloroform indicates not all victims would have been dead when cut open. Though he is known to have expressed interest in stuffing the left-over skin to create human taxidermy, no example is known of a completed taxidermy figure, though he did posses formaldehyde, a chemical used in taxidermy. |
Chief Irons is known to have used a special room for the killing of his victims. Having a fondness for taxidermy, he used this experience on victims, and was accustomed to removing organs and bones to use as trophies. His possession of chloroform indicates not all victims would have been dead when cut open. Though he is known to have expressed interest in stuffing the left-over skin to create human taxidermy, no example is known of a completed taxidermy figure, though he did posses formaldehyde, a chemical used in taxidermy. |
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| ⚫ | In May 1998 the mountainous [[Arklay Laboratory]] fell to a t-Virus outbreak, and in spite of its security personnel, mutants escaped and began killing a number of hikers and Raccoon City denizens on the city outskirts. Irons became highly stressed as a result of these attacks and Umbrella's failure to counter them, and was continually briefed by the Birkins as to the developments as well as their ongoing strain with the company. By July 1998, Umbrella and the RPD mutually failed to contain and explain the deaths, respectively, and it became the logical step to hand the case over to S.T.A.R.S. Between 23 and 25 July, a total of seven S.T.A.R.S. officers including Dr. Wesker, and one RPD pilot were reported dead and the laboratory itself destroyed. |
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| ⚫ | Though S.T.A.R.S. survivors Chief Redfield, Jill Valentine, Barry Burton, Rebecca Chambers and Brad Vickers bore witness in various degrees to Umbrella's research and uncovered the nature of the attacks, most of the evidence was lost in the explosion. On the advice of Dr. William Birkin, Chief Irons had S.T.A.R.S. shut down to prevent them investigating the company and kept a close eye on their activities.<ref>''Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles'' (2007), "[[Raccoon City Police Department (file)|Raccoon City Police Department]]"</ref> While it was too late to stop them telling the townspeople about their experiences, it was believed that the quiet destruction of left-over evidence would prevent anyone believing them.<ref name="Mail to the chief">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Mail to the chief]]".</ref> |
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By September 1998, the t-Virus made its way into the city through a number of channels. At the start of the month, Chief Irons' side of the deal worked the same, receiving a $10,000 bribe to prevent any police investigation of the city's underground, which was becoming an inevitability.<ref name="Mail to the chief"/> Things quickly began to change over the month, when the Birkins reported their suspicions of a plot by Umbrella HQ to recover Golgotha from their lab. Irons was ordered to thoroughly search the city for suspicious individuals and hand them over to the Birkins for execution.<ref name="Mail to the chief"/> |
By September 1998, the t-Virus made its way into the city through a number of channels. At the start of the month, Chief Irons' side of the deal worked the same, receiving a $10,000 bribe to prevent any police investigation of the city's underground, which was becoming an inevitability.<ref name="Mail to the chief"/> Things quickly began to change over the month, when the Birkins reported their suspicions of a plot by Umbrella HQ to recover Golgotha from their lab. Irons was ordered to thoroughly search the city for suspicious individuals and hand them over to the Birkins for execution.<ref name="Mail to the chief"/> |
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| − | On 23 September, Irons was alerted to the leak of the t-Virus into the city's water supply. Overcome with this news, Irons finally broke down mentally. Believing himself to be infected, he began giving confusing orders to the police officers to ensure that the entire precinct die with him. These orders included the looting of the arms locker and dispersal of arms to points across the building, which deprived officers of guns when those areas were overrun by Zombies. Irons is also known to have hunted down survivors to speed up the process, with one account claiming he shot one police officer, Ed, in the heart.<ref name="diary">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Chief's Diary]]".</ref> |
+ | On 23 September, Irons was alerted to the leak of the t-Virus into the city's water supply. Overcome with this news, Irons finally broke down mentally. Believing himself to be infected, he began giving confusing orders to the police officers to ensure that the entire precinct die with him. These orders included the looting of the arms locker and dispersal of arms to points across the building, which deprived officers of guns when those areas were overrun by Zombies. Irons is also known to have hunted down survivors to speed up the process, with one account claiming he shot one police officer, Ed, in the heart.<ref name="diary">''Resident Evil 2'' (1998), file: "[[Chief's Diary]]".</ref> Another victim of Irons' rampage was [[Katherine Warren]], daughter of Raccoon City mayor Michael Warren, who had fled town without her. She was killed on the night of 29 September. Though accounts differ as to if she was killed in the Raccoon Police Station or the Raccoon City Orphanage, it is agreed he planned to turn her into taxidermy. |
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Accounts as to how Chief Irons died are contradictory. In one account, he abducted the Birkins' daughter, Sherry, from the police station intent on retrieving her pendant. He forced another survivor, Claire Redfield, to bring the pendant to the orphanage when he realised she had dropped it. While there, he caught Sherry trying to escape and was splashed in the face with formaldehyde. While chasing her he was attacked by William, who had mutated from Golgotha infection, and planted a G-embryo in his chest. When Redfield arrived with the pendant, he was killed in front of her when the embryo bursts off of Irons' chest. In two other accounts, Irons absconded from the Raccoon Police Station with Warren's body to his killing room. There he was attacked by Dr. Birkin, either tearing him apart or implanting him with an embryo. In all three accounts he died in front of Redfield. |
Accounts as to how Chief Irons died are contradictory. In one account, he abducted the Birkins' daughter, Sherry, from the police station intent on retrieving her pendant. He forced another survivor, Claire Redfield, to bring the pendant to the orphanage when he realised she had dropped it. While there, he caught Sherry trying to escape and was splashed in the face with formaldehyde. While chasing her he was attacked by William, who had mutated from Golgotha infection, and planted a G-embryo in his chest. When Redfield arrived with the pendant, he was killed in front of her when the embryo bursts off of Irons' chest. In two other accounts, Irons absconded from the Raccoon Police Station with Warren's body to his killing room. There he was attacked by Dr. Birkin, either tearing him apart or implanting him with an embryo. In all three accounts he died in front of Redfield. |
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"Sherry!? I've been looking everywhere for you Sherry...Brave little girl to leave her house in the middle of this mess..." — Irons after confronting Sherry Birkin and Claire Redfield at the Parking Garage of the Raccoon Police Station |
Brian Irons (ブライアン・アイアンズ Buraian Aianzu) was a Raccoon City police officer and Chief of Police of the Raccoon Police Department until 1998. Chief Irons had a violent history with women and is suspected of having been a serial killer. Irons was deeply involved in corporate corruption like other city officials, and took bribes from Umbrella U.S.A. to keep the company out of investigations. During the 1998 Raccoon City Destruction Incident, Irons suffered a mental breakdown and began killing fellow officers and refugees, and was killed violently either by Dr. William Birkin or a G parasite. Irons was a serial killer, though due to his position in the RPD and the destruction of the city, these murders were never investigated.
Biography
Early life
Before his police career, Irons is known to have gone through a university education. He was put under psychiatric examination after two incidents in which he was accused of violent aggression and sexual assault towards female students. Due to his excellent academic performance, however, these incidents were not criminally investigated.[2][note 1]
Chief of Police
Brian Irons at a press conference, already serving as chief of police.
Irons made a career in the Raccoon Police Department, and by early 1996 reached the rank of Chief of Police. This position put him in a very close relationship with Umbrella USA, a company which was not only a major employer in the city but was also performing top-secret military bioweapons research. This research went against the 1972 Bioweapons Convention, and involved illegal human testing. Every month starting from April 1996,[3] Chief Irons received between $1,500 and $15,000 from Dr. Annette Birkin, wife of Dr. William Birkin, which he used to fund his art habits, which he would place across the Raccoon Police Station.[4] Irons was also placed in charge of the Raccoon City Orphanage to disguise Umbrella's use of child test subjects. On the 6th and 16th of every month, he visited Umbrella's top-secret facilities to hold meetings with Umbrella's Raccoon City facility heads and was expected to use the police force to keep them out of investigation if needed. Under Chief Irons' watch, Umbrella donations led to the creation of the Special Tactics and Rescue Service, an elite law enforcement team comprised of scientists and ex-military personnel who could use their expertise to solve cases the rest of the RPD was not qualified or experienced to handle. Led by Dr. Albert Wesker, an Umbrella intelligence agent, S.T.A.R.S. was effectively Umbrella's private army. Whether or not Chief Irons knew Dr. Wesker was an Umbrella agent is unknown.
Serial killings
Irons's secret Taxidermy Room.
Chief Irons harboured violent tendencies throughout his life, and did not hold these back during his time with the RPD. Irons is known to have threatened and committed a number of murders while with the RPD, though the identity of these victims is largely unknown. The earliest known possible victim was his secretary, who he hired in April 1998 and who disappeared the following June after uncovering evidence of bribes.[5] An Umbrella sewer facility manager was almost killed in August, when Irons threatened him with a gun.[6] In August and September, a total of eight young women were snatched from the streets and apparently murdered in the city's sewers, though no bodies were found by RPD search parties. All were described in local papers as being unmarried blonde women between the ages of 18 and 23.[7]
Chief Irons is known to have used a special room for the killing of his victims. Having a fondness for taxidermy, he used this experience on victims, and was accustomed to removing organs and bones to use as trophies. His possession of chloroform indicates not all victims would have been dead when cut open. Though he is known to have expressed interest in stuffing the left-over skin to create human taxidermy, no example is known of a completed taxidermy figure, though he did posses formaldehyde, a chemical used in taxidermy.
Mansion Incident
In May 1998 the mountainous Arklay Laboratory fell to a t-Virus outbreak, and in spite of its security personnel, mutants escaped and began killing a number of hikers and Raccoon City denizens on the city outskirts. Irons became highly stressed as a result of these attacks and Umbrella's failure to counter them, and was continually briefed by the Birkins as to the developments as well as their ongoing strain with the company. By July 1998, Umbrella and the RPD mutually failed to contain and explain the deaths, respectively, and it became the logical step to hand the case over to S.T.A.R.S. Between 23 and 25 July, a total of seven S.T.A.R.S. officers including Dr. Wesker, and one RPD pilot were reported dead and the laboratory itself destroyed.
Chief Irons in discussion as S.T.A.R.S. members.
Though S.T.A.R.S. survivors Chief Redfield, Jill Valentine, Barry Burton, Rebecca Chambers and Brad Vickers bore witness in various degrees to Umbrella's research and uncovered the nature of the attacks, most of the evidence was lost in the explosion. On the advice of Dr. William Birkin, Chief Irons had S.T.A.R.S. shut down to prevent them investigating the company and kept a close eye on their activities.[8] While it was too late to stop them telling the townspeople about their experiences, it was believed that the quiet destruction of left-over evidence would prevent anyone believing them.[9]
Raccoon City Destruction Incident and Death
By September 1998, the t-Virus made its way into the city through a number of channels. At the start of the month, Chief Irons' side of the deal worked the same, receiving a $10,000 bribe to prevent any police investigation of the city's underground, which was becoming an inevitability.[9] Things quickly began to change over the month, when the Birkins reported their suspicions of a plot by Umbrella HQ to recover Golgotha from their lab. Irons was ordered to thoroughly search the city for suspicious individuals and hand them over to the Birkins for execution.[9]
Irons about to kill Katherine.
On 23 September, Irons was alerted to the leak of the t-Virus into the city's water supply. Overcome with this news, Irons finally broke down mentally. Believing himself to be infected, he began giving confusing orders to the police officers to ensure that the entire precinct die with him. These orders included the looting of the arms locker and dispersal of arms to points across the building, which deprived officers of guns when those areas were overrun by Zombies. Irons is also known to have hunted down survivors to speed up the process, with one account claiming he shot one police officer, Ed, in the heart.[10] Another victim of Irons' rampage was Katherine Warren, daughter of Raccoon City mayor Michael Warren, who had fled town without her. She was killed on the night of 29 September. Though accounts differ as to if she was killed in the Raccoon Police Station or the Raccoon City Orphanage, it is agreed he planned to turn her into taxidermy.
"G" embryo bursts out of Irons chest.
Accounts as to how Chief Irons died are contradictory. In one account, he abducted the Birkins' daughter, Sherry, from the police station intent on retrieving her pendant. He forced another survivor, Claire Redfield, to bring the pendant to the orphanage when he realised she had dropped it. While there, he caught Sherry trying to escape and was splashed in the face with formaldehyde. While chasing her he was attacked by William, who had mutated from Golgotha infection, and planted a G-embryo in his chest. When Redfield arrived with the pendant, he was killed in front of her when the embryo bursts off of Irons' chest. In two other accounts, Irons absconded from the Raccoon Police Station with Warren's body to his killing room. There he was attacked by Dr. Birkin, either tearing him apart or implanting him with an embryo. In all three accounts he died in front of Redfield.
Sources
- Notes
- ↑ While the English localization identifies Irons as a rapist, the original Japanese script is much vaguer, only describing Irons as being involved in acts of violence.
- References
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (2019)
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Mail to Chris".
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), "Secret file".
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Secretary's diary A".
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Secretary's diary B".
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Sewer manager diary".
- ↑ Resident Evil Outbreak (2003), file: "Raccoon Today".
- ↑ Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles (2007), "Raccoon City Police Department"
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Mail to the chief".
- ↑ Resident Evil 2 (1998), file: "Chief's Diary".
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