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In the past, Rossum was targeted by animal-rights activist [[Caroline | Caroline Farrell]], who broke into the labs at Freemont with her then-boyfriend Leo in order to document Rossum's treatment of its animal subjects. As luck would have it, the two stumbled across the corporation's experiments on humans, which led to them being pursued by the building's security. Leo was killed in the ensuing action, while Farrell was captured and pressured into signing a contract with the Dollhouse. |
In the past, Rossum was targeted by animal-rights activist [[Caroline | Caroline Farrell]], who broke into the labs at Freemont with her then-boyfriend Leo in order to document Rossum's treatment of its animal subjects. As luck would have it, the two stumbled across the corporation's experiments on humans, which led to them being pursued by the building's security. Leo was killed in the ensuing action, while Farrell was captured and pressured into signing a contract with the Dollhouse. |
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Revision as of 22:12, 29 March 2009
The Rossum Corporation is a nebulous drug conglomerate based in the United States. They also fund a science laboratory at Freemont College.
They designed the drugs that made the Dollhouse possible.
In the past, Rossum was targeted by animal-rights activist Caroline Farrell, who broke into the labs at Freemont with her then-boyfriend Leo in order to document Rossum's treatment of its animal subjects. As luck would have it, the two stumbled across the corporation's experiments on humans, which led to them being pursued by the building's security. Leo was killed in the ensuing action, while Farrell was captured and pressured into signing a contract with the Dollhouse.
In 2009, the labs at Freemont were compromised again after researchers Owen Johnson and Sam Jennings thought to sell the secrets of the N-73 memory drug to Rossum's Swiss rival Bel Med Tech. Johnson got cold feet and tried to back out, and so Jennings drugged him with the N-73 unintentionally causing him to commit suicide. The suicide caused some N-73-exposed flies to break free and run loose on campus, causing an epidemic of hallucinations and euphoria.