Case Fisher - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 14:55, 12 February 2021

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the early hours of [[Second Disaster\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.<ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>		In the early hours of [[Second Disaster\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be ''"spontaneous, intense burn trauma"''. He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.<ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' – [[Noob's personal files]]: "Subject 17: Post-Mortem Report: Subject 17"</ref>

	Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.<ref ~~name=~~"~~AC4~~" />		Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets.<ref name="AC4" /> Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' – [[The Desmond Files]]: "Journey's End"</ref>

	The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].<ref name="AC4" />		The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Noob\|Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].<ref name="AC4" />

	Later on, [[Layla Hassan]] ~~of the~~ [[Historical Research Division]] hacked into Abstergo's system and was able to obtain a number of Fisher's files on Desmond.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Layla Hassan's ~~Abstergo Notes~~]]</ref>		Later on, [[Layla Hassan]], then employed by Abstergo's [[Historical Research Division]], hacked into Abstergo's system and was able to obtain a number of Fisher's files on Desmond.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Layla Hassan's personal files]]: "The Gone Files: Desmond Miles: Subject 17's Post Mortem Report"</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	{{Era\|Individuals\|Abstergo}}[[File:AC4 Desmond Autopsy 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Fisher and his team discovering Desmond's body]]		{{Era\|Individuals\|Abstergo}}
			[[File:AC4 Desmond Autopsy 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Fisher and his team discovering Desmond's body]]
	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the early hours of [[Second Disaster\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.		In the early hours of [[Second Disaster\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.<ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>

	Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.		Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.<ref name="AC4" />

	The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].		The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].<ref name="AC4" />

			Later on, [[Layla Hassan]] of the [[Historical Research Division]] hacked into Abstergo's system and was able to obtain a number of Fisher's files on Desmond.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[Layla Hassan's Abstergo Notes]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{C\|archive footage}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{C\|archive footage}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		{{Reflist}}
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	[[Category:Individuals]]		[[Category:Individuals]]
	[[Category:Abstergo Industries employees]]		[[Category:Abstergo Industries employees]]

imported>RebeccaAWB: Heading fix, replaced: ==Appearance== → ==Appearances==, ==Reference== → ==References==

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	The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].		The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{C\|archive footage}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{C\|archive footage}}

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Fisher, Case}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Fisher, Case}}
	[[Category:Individuals]]		[[Category:Individuals]]
	[[Category:Abstergo Industries employees]]		[[Category:Abstergo Industries employees]]

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 16:23, 13 January 2019

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	[[File:AC4 Desmond Autopsy 2.png\|thumb\|250px\|Fisher and his team discovering Desmond's body]]
	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In the early hours of [[~~2012 coronal mass ejection~~\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.		In the early hours of [[Second Disaster\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.

	Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.		Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 05:37, 22 May 2018

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	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

			==Biography==
	In the early hours of [[2012 coronal mass ejection\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.		In the early hours of [[2012 coronal mass ejection\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.

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	The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].		The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{C\|archive footage}}

	==Reference==		==Reference==

imported>Kainzorus Prime at 15:36, 6 November 2014

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	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

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	In the early hours of [[2012 coronal mass ejection\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.		In the early hours of [[2012 coronal mass ejection\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.

	Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[~~hidden blade~~]], however, was left behind by the analysts.		Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[Hidden Blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.

	The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].		The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].

imported>MasterKenway: additional info and links

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	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

	In the early hours of 21 December 2012, under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]].		In the early hours of [[2012 coronal mass ejection\|21 December 2012]], under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]]. Additionally, Desmond's memories were uploaded into the [[Abstergo Cloud]] server.

	Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets.		Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets. Desmond's [[hidden blade]], however, was left behind by the analysts.

	The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]].		The following day, Fisher submitted an audio/visual report of his findings to Abstergo, noting that thanks to the work of his team, Desmond's legacy as Subject 17 would live on as "Sample 17". This video would later be discovered by an [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] and passed on to the [[Assassins]], notably Desmond's father, [[William Miles\|William]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

imported>MasterKenway at 20:17, 8 June 2014

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	'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].		'''Case Fisher''' is an agent employed by [[Abstergo Industries]] as the head of Sample Recovery Unit 3, a team of specialized technicians who located and examined the body of [[Desmond Miles]] only hours after his death within the [[Grand Temple]].

	In the early hours of 21 December 2012, under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and genetically decoded, and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]].		In the early hours of 21 December 2012, under Fisher's direction, Sample Recovery Unit 3 performed an autopsy on Desmond's body, determining the time of death to be 12:07 that morning, and the likely cause of death to be "spontaneous burn trauma". He noted that besides Desmond's scorched right arm, the rest of his body was in perfect condition. After examination, Fisher selected his finest agents to retrieve fluid samples and to extract Desmond's vital organs. These were analyzed and [[Genetic memory\|genetically decoded]], and submitted as material to be used in [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]].

	Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets.		Fisher personally examined Desmond's backpack, removing and bagging items of interest that would be analyzed by Abstergo later. These items included Desmond's phone, notebook, and airline tickets.