Mail to the chief

To: Mr. Brian Irons, Chief of

the Raccoon City Police Dept.

We have lost the mansion lab

facility due to the actions

of the renegade operative,

Albert Wesker.

Fortunately, his interference

will have no lasting effects

upon our continued virus

research.

Our only present concern is

the presence of the remaining

S.T.A.R.S. members: Redfield,

Valentine, Burton, Chambers

and Vickers.

If it comes to light that the

S.T.A.R.S. have any evidence

to the activities of our

research, dispose of them in

such a manner that would

appear to be purely accidental.

Continue to monitor their

progress and make certain

their knowledge does not go

public.

Annette will continue to be

your contact throughout this

affair.

William Birkin

To: Mr. Brian Irons, Chief of

the Raccoon City Police Dept.

I have deposited the amount of

US $10,000 to the account for

your services this term as per

agreement.

The development of the G-virus

scheduled to replace the

T-virus, is near completion.

Once completed, I am certain

that I will be appointed to

be a member of the executive

board for Umbrella Inc.

It is imperative that we

proceed with extreme caution.

Redfield and the remaining

S.T.A.R.S. members are still

attempting to uncover

information on the project.

Continue to monitor their

activities and block all

attempts to investigate the

underground research

facilities.

William Birkin

To: Mr. Brian Irons, Chief of

the Raccoon City Police Dept.

We have a problem. I have

received information informing

me that Umbrella HQ has sent

spies to recover my research

on the G-virus. There are an

unknown number of agents

involved. They must not be

allowed to take this project

away from me as it represents

my entire life's work.

Search the city thoroughly

for any suspicious persons.

Detain any such individuals by

whatever means deemed n

necessary and contact me

immediately through Annette.

With these precautions, any

possible threat should be

eliminated.

I will not allow anyone to

steal my work on the G-virus.

Not even Umbrella...

William Birkin