Preface
The following information comes from entries provided by Inspector Eleanor Darcy and her partner, Inspector Harris McKenzie. Both were agents with Project Inferno during the late 19th century.
Project Inferno was an experimental program overseen by several prominent political figures. It would be adapted into the Bureau of Investigation (BOI) by Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte before coming under the management of Attorney General George W. Wickersham in 1909. The Bureau of Investigation would later become what we now know as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
This forerunner experimental program, known as Project Inferno, aligned renowned detectives with criminal-coded individuals to assist local police departments across America. Since it transitioned into a more legitimate agency, Project Inferno has been forgotten due to its morally questionable decisions and lack of government regulation.
The following entries from Inspector Darcy and Inspector McKenzie detail a brief glimpse of how this program functioned. These entries have been updated to adhere to contemporary English. Translation errors have been accounted for, but the story remains relatively the same nonetheless.
Legally, this piece must be promoted as fictitious. Everything you are about to read may or may not have happened. The final verdict will be left up to the reader’s interpretation to determine the validity of these events.
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