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''' | '''5. The Legacy of the Mystery''' | ||
* On July 4, 2375, Securities Investigator and semi-adopted [[Deborah Turow]] discovered the bodies of [[Barbara Jennet]] and [[Barnes Cody]] in their home, perfectly healthy bodies, which catapulted one of the largest investigations ever undertaken by a joint cooperative task force between JTSC, Starfleet, and the Mars Colonies. Originally it was perceived as a result of the final resolution by the Federation Council overruling SFI’s plantiff proposal to shut the civilian company down. It was the first time that the director of SFI had complied fully with the probe by opening up the Intel Branch files to prove Intelligence had nothing to do whatsoever with the deaths. Turow, already redirecting as many investigators as she could to track down the culprits, was invited to interview every single Intelligence member, just to verify, and when it was proven without a doubt SFI had nothing to do with the murders, turned her attention to the compay’s clients and contracts, which proved to be a massive undertaking and the results were not concluded until 2378, without a single suspect or lead. | * On July 4, 2375, Securities Investigator and semi-adopted [[Deborah Turow]] discovered the bodies of [[Barbara Jennet]] and [[Barnes Cody]] in their home, perfectly healthy bodies, which catapulted one of the largest investigations ever undertaken by a joint cooperative task force between JTSC, Starfleet, and the Mars Colonies. Originally it was perceived as a result of the final resolution by the Federation Council overruling SFI’s plantiff proposal to shut the civilian company down. It was the first time that the director of SFI had complied fully with the probe by opening up the Intel Branch files to prove Intelligence had nothing to do whatsoever with the deaths. Turow, already redirecting as many investigators as she could to track down the culprits, was invited to interview every single Intelligence member, just to verify, and when it was proven without a doubt SFI had nothing to do with the murders, turned her attention to the compay’s clients and contracts, which proved to be a massive undertaking and the results were not concluded until 2378, without a single suspect or lead. | ||
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* Turow herself, along with the employees of JTSC, were investigated without knowledge by Starfleet as an internal probe to make sure there was no monetary or materialistic gain after the will and testament of Barnes and Barbara Cody was filed listing Turow as the CEO. | * Turow herself, along with the employees of JTSC, were investigated without knowledge by Starfleet as an internal probe to make sure there was no monetary or materialistic gain after the will and testament of Barnes and Barbara Cody was filed listing Turow as the CEO. | ||
''' | '''6. The Present Day JTSC''' | ||
* [[Deborah Turow]] currently holds the Command Executive Officer position of the corporation, who oversees both existing and new clients and contracts as a facilitator. She also, in the manner of her mentor, oversees training of all investigator applicants. Other members of the company, some of whom have been there since the beginning, others who haven’t been with the company as long, make up the Executive Board. | * [[Deborah Turow]] currently holds the Command Executive Officer position of the corporation, who oversees both existing and new clients and contracts as a facilitator. She also, in the manner of her mentor, oversees training of all investigator applicants. Other members of the company, some of whom have been there since the beginning, others who haven’t been with the company as long, make up the Executive Board. | ||