text.

[look]

[ the number's a 022, but there's no questions about where they are or when they get to go home. will doesn't even really want to be making this post, but people are talking about animal bones, human remains, blood. and that's kind of his gig. ]

I'm not a trained forensic analyst, but if we've got the equipment to do so, I'd be willing to try and take a look at the organic tissue people found in their lockers. I got meat. Anyone else?

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[uncurse]

[ yeah considering emma's spent the last couple days leafing through guides, she's managed to sort out the number thing and this guy's matches hers and morgana's. which makes this text extra weird. ]

You just got here and the first thing you want to do is pick apart body parts? What exactly are you expecting to find?

[jacked]

You know announcing your gross hobbies isn't a good introduction, man

[northerner]

What kind of meat?

[ priorities ]

[text]

[jurisimpudent]

How are you qualified to do so?

[altercate]

I have something.

[look]

I don't know yet. A pattern, maybe.

[look]

[ wow he has exactly zero time for regular people harassing him. ]

This isn't a personals column.

[uncurse]

[ not to be morbid, but he started it so ... ]

Maybe it's the missing crew.

[look]

Fillet steak. Looks like pork.

[look]

Overexposure.

[jurisimpudent]

I would appreciate it if you would try again, this time in full sentences.

[look]

Can you describe it for me?

[jacked]

You're not trained, but you wanna look at mystery organic tissue. Don't think that's gonna make people not wanna give you their mystery organic tissue to look at?

[look]

Maybe. Or else it's what happens to people who don't "make the jump".

[uncurse]

Could be. I heard they found a body - or what was left of it - outside medical. Could've happened to them, too.

[look]

I work with the FBI.

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[secretlabtech]

So far, I've been the one handling the ship's forensic needs. I have the equipment in my lab.

Knowing what sort of animal it's from isn't as simple as looking at it under a microscope and reading a label.

[look]

I've got a Masters of Science in the field of Crime Scene Investigation from George Washington University, several years alongside the good technicians of the FBI, and a teaching position at Quantico.

[jurisimpudent]

[Oh.
That's...pretty good.]

And your first act upon being brought here is to analyze meat. Why?

[look]

Possible whoever puts our clothes away decided to redistribute "what was left of it" before we all woke up. But that's a working theory, there's not much about the lockers in the information dissemination.

[uncurse]

And even less about who's stocking them. I noticed.

I didn't get any dismembered pieces, but you might try talking to medical about using their equipment. I heard everything else tends to move around.

[look]

It was in my locker. Someone else got a human shinbone. Someone else, blood. Etc. Curious to see if there's a connection.

[jurisimpudent]

I see. I suppose that's not a poor use of your time.

text;

[look]

There didn't seem to be subdivisions beyond "Security", which sounds like guys in penguin suits. I may be downplaying my experience a little. I'm not an amateur, but it's been a while since I did this stuff myself.

[look]

So does this fall within "Security" jurisdiction? Or is that a grey area.