Terrible Trio » Prominent Analog Horror Creator Suspected of Leaking Nucorp Footage
For some time now, users on x1170.usoc.org have been drawing attention to the unusual behavior of analog horror creator RoaringLycan. His channel consistently uploaded at least four videos every week, with each video featuring a different cast of characters. What stood out most, however, was the sheer frequency of his uploads. Even with modern 3D animation software, producing videos over ten minutes long at that level of quality on such a regular schedule would be difficult even for a professional. Curious about how this was possible, a group of volunteers—including myself—looked into the matter during our downtime. Fairly early in the investigation, we concluded that the likelihood of reused assets or plagiarism was effectively zero. More concerningly, several of his videos contain sequences that closely resemble MST Sierra-99 test logs. Footage bearing a striking resemblance to the interior of an Site-070 facility has also been identified.
An interview log with an individual who had personal contact with RoaringLycan is available under No. 06721, although the information provided there consists only of fragmented testimony. According to the source, both of RoaringLycan's parents worked for Nucorp, and his father had apparently passed on materials that were supposed to have been discarded.
Although RoaringLycan's YouTube channel has since been shut down, there is still strong reason to suspect that classified material was leaked through his videos.
Please let us know if you can confirm this rumor.