American Abyss
An oral history of the Palmyra Exclusion Zone
An oral history of the Palmyra Exclusion Zone
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A handscrawled note, lightly damaged by the weather. Date unknown. Transcript Mom, I'm hoping you'll find this in the supplies I dropped off. This might be the last food I can drop off for awhile. Things have been getting intense at camp. They've been
After the first conflict, The Liberty Lions raided several Kurdizov hospitals, stockpiling drugs and medical supplies. And in their raids, they stumbled upon experimental bio-printers. A revolutionary piece of technology, especially during wartime. They started small, printing fingers that’d been blown off, or grafting skin. They tried printing
Page One Editor's Note: Though some rough deduction, we think we've figured out who wrote each of these notes. We've taken the liberty of assinging names to the transcription below. Yellow Note JIN: You can’t name everything “Foyle’s”. Lou saw it first.
Voicemail, unknown origins, April 12, 20260:00/327.394771× Voicemail Transcript Hey Vern, I'm not doing too hot, eh? I think I- [Sighs] I think I inhaled something nasty in that store. I'm giving you a call because all that stuff we got? You gotta dump