Fyodor Malikov
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| == DR.Floyd Malikov's work with sergant Nathan Hale == | == DR.Floyd Malikov's work with sergant Nathan Hale == | ||
| - | Accoring to letter in DR.Cassie Aklin's Inbox from Colonel Grant Thompson [http://www.projectabraham.com/inbox.htm DR.Cassie Aklin's Inbox]the serum to be injected into subject Seargant Nathan Hale will be substituted for a serum that was sent from DR. Floyd Malikov. This serum was supposedlly used in station genisis with subject Jordan Adam Shepard and had positive results.--[[User:ClasifyedJ|ClasifyedJ]] 13:52, 5 October 2008 (MST)ClasifyedJ | + | Accoring to letter in DR.Cassie Aklin's Inbox from Colonel Grant Thompson [http://www.projectabraham.com/inbox.htm DR.Cassie Aklin's Inbox]the serum to be injected into subject Seargant Nathan Hale will be substituted for a serum that was sent from DR. Floyd Malikov. This serum was supposedlly used in station genisis with subject Jordan Adam Shepard and had positive results. |
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| + | The letter dated Dec,12,1950 in Cassie's inbox from Colonel Grant Thompson States that Sgt.Hale has recuperated from his Injection of Malikov's serum and that his results will be fowarded back to him for future work with the serum. The Develepmoent of an "Inhibitor Serum" is first documented there aswell. --[[User:ClasifyedJ|ClasifyedJ]] 13:52, 5 October 2008 (MST)ClasifyedJ | ||
| == DR.Floyd Malikov's work with Private Joseph Cappelli == | == DR.Floyd Malikov's work with Private Joseph Cappelli == | ||
| In a letter from Malikov to the Alaska Project Abraham base Malikov requested the body of comatose private Joseph Capelli. Private Capelli was sent into acoma after being injected with the Project Abraham week#1 serum. | In a letter from Malikov to the Alaska Project Abraham base Malikov requested the body of comatose private Joseph Capelli. Private Capelli was sent into acoma after being injected with the Project Abraham week#1 serum. | ||
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Floyd Malikov is a russian scientist. He is the Scientific Director of Station Genisis which is a lab that conducts experiments using Similar serums as the ones created in ProjectAbraham. His work in Genisis is in accordance with the work done in Project Abraham they assist eachother to create a serum that will develope a "Sentinel" supersoldier. --ClasifyedJ 13:52, 5 October 2008 (MST)ClasifyedJ
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In an AFAO newsletter it was said that Malikov performing dangerous experiments on volunteer subject Jordan Adam Shepard and is keeping him hostage within a containment cell iside the Utah lab. Because of the experiment Floyd Malikov as hailed as a "mad scientist" and a dangerous individual to the american public.--ClasifyedJ 13:52, 5 October 2008 (MST)ClasifyedJ
DR.Floyd Malikov's work with sergant Nathan Hale
Accoring to letter in DR.Cassie Aklin's Inbox from Colonel Grant Thompson DR.Cassie Aklin's Inboxthe serum to be injected into subject Seargant Nathan Hale will be substituted for a serum that was sent from DR. Floyd Malikov. This serum was supposedlly used in station genisis with subject Jordan Adam Shepard and had positive results.
The letter dated Dec,12,1950 in Cassie's inbox from Colonel Grant Thompson States that Sgt.Hale has recuperated from his Injection of Malikov's serum and that his results will be fowarded back to him for future work with the serum. The Develepmoent of an "Inhibitor Serum" is first documented there aswell. --ClasifyedJ 13:52, 5 October 2008 (MST)ClasifyedJ
DR.Floyd Malikov's work with Private Joseph Cappelli
In a letter from Malikov to the Alaska Project Abraham base Malikov requested the body of comatose private Joseph Capelli. Private Capelli was sent into acoma after being injected with the Project Abraham week#1 serum.
