Report on the Raccoon City Incident

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Raccoon City

A city in the Midwest surrounded by nature. From
the early to mid-90s, pharmaceutical giant
Umbrella invested heavily in the city.

However, in September 1998, the T-Virus leaked
from Umbrella’s underground laboratory, causing
a city-wide epidemic.

On October 1, the U.S. government recognized
the severity of the situation and ordered a
sterilization of the city. Raccoon City was
wiped off the face of the earth and remains
under lockdown to this day.

Umbrella

Umbrella was founded in 1968 by three people,
one of whom was Ozwell E. Spencer.

On the surface it was a successful international
corporation, but beneath the veneer lay
a hive of illegal research, including
development of the T-Virus.

The infamous 1998 disaster, now known as
the “Raccoon City Incident,” exposed their illicit
deeds to the public. Umbrella went to trial
and eventually ceased operations in 2004,
after declaring bankruptcy.

Ozwell E. Spencer

Spencer was a founding member, and leader,
of Umbrella. His excellent managerial skills
helped the company grow into a major corporation.

His true nature, however, was that of a monster
who repeatedly conducted inhumane tests
to advance his illegal viral research.
Spencer was egotistical and ruthless in pursuit
of his ambitions. It’s believed he even took out
the other founders of Umbrella.

He passed away in 2006 at his secluded estate,
after Umbrella went under.