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'''Milton Jones''' is an employee of [[Abstergo Industries]], and a descendant of the [[Piracy|pirate]]-turned-[[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Adéwalé]]. | '''Milton Jones''' is an employee of [[Abstergo Industries]], and a descendant of the [[Piracy|pirate]]-turned-[[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Adéwalé]]. | ||
On 16 December 2013, a sample of his blood was taken by [[Deanna Geary]] at the [[Lineage Discovery and Acquisition|Abstergo Discovery and Acquisitions]] facility in [[Philadelphia]], where the company discovered his ancestral ties to Adéwalé. Medical examiner [[Damian Saravakos]] sent an email to research executive [[Mitsuko Nakamura]] detailing the discovery, saying that while they may not find any new [[Pieces of Eden|artifacts]] in Jones' [[genetic memory]], at least [[Abstergo Entertainment]] could make a game out of Adéwalé's memories. | On 16 December 2013, a sample of his blood was taken by [[Deanna Geary]] at the [[Lineage Discovery and Acquisition|Abstergo Discovery and Acquisitions]] facility in [[Philadelphia]], where the company discovered his ancestral ties to Adéwalé. Medical examiner [[Damian Saravakos]] sent an email to research executive [[Mitsuko Nakamura]] detailing the discovery, saying that while they may not find any new [[Pieces of Eden|artifacts]] in Jones' [[genetic memory]], but at least [[Abstergo Entertainment]] could make a game out of Adéwalé's memories. | ||
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Revision as of 04:46, 18 December 2013
Milton Jones is an employee of Abstergo Industries, and a descendant of the pirate-turned-Assassin Adéwalé.
On 16 December 2013, a sample of his blood was taken by Deanna Geary at the Abstergo Discovery and Acquisitions facility in Philadelphia, where the company discovered his ancestral ties to Adéwalé. Medical examiner Damian Saravakos sent an email to research executive Mitsuko Nakamura detailing the discovery, saying that while they may not find any new artifacts in Jones' genetic memory, but at least Abstergo Entertainment could make a game out of Adéwalé's memories.