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The '''DJ''' was the broadcaster of the [[infotainment]]s, he had files from [[Axos]] to [[Zarbi]] and knew of the missing episodes and unproduced ones. He helped [[Conscience (The Natural History of Fear)|Conscience]]. He showed the [[Editor (The Natural History of Fear)|Editor]] the truth and wanted to revise him. He died after this having his throat cut out. The [[Editor (The Natural History of Fear)|Editor]] was tried for his murder, which he denied at the time. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Natural History of Fear (audio story)|The Natural History of Fear]]'')
The '''DJ''' was the broadcaster of the [[infotainment]]s. He had files from [[Axos]] to [[Zarbi]] in the [[Broadcast Lodge]], and knew of the missing episodes and unproduced ones. He helped [[Conscience (The Natural History of Fear)|Conscience]]. He showed [[the Editor (The Natural History of Fear)|the Editor]] the truth and wanted to revise him. He died after this having his throat cut out. The Editor was tried for his murder, which he denied at the time. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Natural History of Fear (audio story)|The Natural History of Fear]]'')


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Latest revision as of 13:48, 2 April 2024

The DJ was the broadcaster of the infotainments. He had files from Axos to Zarbi in the Broadcast Lodge, and knew of the missing episodes and unproduced ones. He helped Conscience. He showed the Editor the truth and wanted to revise him. He died after this having his throat cut out. The Editor was tried for his murder, which he denied at the time. (AUDIO: The Natural History of Fear)