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'''Nancy Nilop''' was an employee of [[Abstergo Industries]] and an associate of former employee [[Leila Marino]]. In 2000, she was included in a carbon-copy of an email from [[Warren Vidic]] to [[Alan Rikkin]], alongside [[David Kilkerman]]. Twelve years later, she refused her colleague [[Lucy Stillman]]'s request to access information concerning Leila's suspicious "suicide". | '''Nancy Nilop''' was an employee of [[Abstergo Industries]] and an associate of former employee [[Leila Marino]]. In 2000, she was included in a carbon-copy of an email from [[Warren Vidic]] to [[Alan Rikkin]], alongside [[David Kilkerman]]. Twelve years later, she refused her colleague [[Lucy Stillman]]'s request to access information concerning Leila's suspicious "suicide". | ||
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Nancy Nilop was an employee of Abstergo Industries and an associate of former employee Leila Marino. In 2000, she was included in a carbon-copy of an email from Warren Vidic to Alan Rikkin, alongside David Kilkerman. Twelve years later, she refused her colleague Lucy Stillman's request to access information concerning Leila's suspicious "suicide".
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