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| − | + | '''D.J. McInerney''' was one of [[Terri Morales (DeCandido)|Terri Morales]]' street contacts relied upon for scoops. |
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== Biography == |
== Biography == |
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| − | In 2002 he provided her with video footage of notorious Councillor [[Miller]] taking bribes. When it was revealed to be a forgery, he fled town, ruining Morales' reporting career.<ref>DeCandido, ''[[Resident Evil: Apocalypse (novel) |
+ | In 2002, he provided her with video footage of notorious Councillor [[Miller]] taking bribes. When it was revealed to be a forgery, he fled town, ruining Morales' reporting career.<ref>[[Keith R. A. DeCandido|DeCandido]], ''[[Resident Evil: Apocalypse (novel)|Apocalypse]]'', Chapter Twenty-Five.</ref><ref>DeCandido, ''[[Resident Evil: Extinction (novel)|Extinction]]'', Chapter Five.</ref> This soiled [[Raccoon 7]]'s clean reputation, made worse when it was discovered the following week that there was footage of Miller engaging in illegal acts, but another news service beat them to it.<ref>DeCandido, ''Apocalypse'', Chapter Two.</ref> McInerney's faked footage would lead to problems later when Terri's report on the Raccoon City incident was spread over the net, allowing the Umbrella Corporation to easily dismiss it as a forgery. |
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Revision as of 22:33, 27 May 2019
DeCandido universe
(DeCandido's novelizations of the Anderson films)
(DeCandido's novelizations of the Anderson films)
D.J. McInerney was one of Terri Morales' street contacts relied upon for scoops.
Biography
In 2002, he provided her with video footage of notorious Councillor Miller taking bribes. When it was revealed to be a forgery, he fled town, ruining Morales' reporting career.[1][2] This soiled Raccoon 7's clean reputation, made worse when it was discovered the following week that there was footage of Miller engaging in illegal acts, but another news service beat them to it.[3] McInerney's faked footage would lead to problems later when Terri's report on the Raccoon City incident was spread over the net, allowing the Umbrella Corporation to easily dismiss it as a forgery.
Sources
- ↑ DeCandido, Apocalypse, Chapter Twenty-Five.
- ↑ DeCandido, Extinction, Chapter Five.
- ↑ DeCandido, Apocalypse, Chapter Two.
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