And by now, we have a complete ecological system on the island, with dozens of species living in their own social groups without fences, without boundaries, without constraining technology and for four years, I've tried to keep it safe from human interference. 'Life will find a way' as you once so eloquently put it. We had to evacuate, of course, and the animals were released to mature on their own. Now, after the accident in the park, Hurricane Clarissa wiped out our facility on Site B call it an act of God. We bred the animals there, and nurtured them for a few months and then moved them into the park. Site B was the factory floor that was on Isla Sorna, eighty miles from Nublar. Isla Nublar was just the showroom, something for the tourists.

In a few weeks time, they'll be long forgotten. Really, you must trust me, these problems of yours are about to be rendered moot. It is our board of directors that I must look in the eye, not my uncle. InGen is my responsibility now, Doctor, and I will jealously defend its interests. And I'll tell you something, InGen can't keep. I didn't sell anything, I never took a cent, and I told the truth. When you spin reality, when you cover up evidence it hurts more than just my reputation, it hurts.Īs I recall, your university revoked your tenure for your selling wild stories to the press. We made a generous compensatory offer for your injuries.

It hasn't been so good for my livelyhood. You twisted the facts surrounding the deaths of three people, and you stuff misinformation down the public's throat which made me look like a nut. You signed a nondisclosure agreement before you went to the island that expressely forbade you from discussing anything you saw. I know what happened, and so do you.ĭo you actually believe that everyone who chose discretion did so for a nefarious motive? Even Lex and Tim? You can convince the Washington Post and Sceptical Enquirer of what you want, but I was there. Here to trade campfire stories with my uncle?

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