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On [[13 August]], [[1945]], the director of the clinic, [[Eustace O'Kane]], was murdered at Hawthorne by his son [[Daniel O'Kane|Daniel]], as were his [[Eustace O'Kane's wife|wife]] and [[Eustace O'Kane's daughters|daughters]]. Daniel was found insane and consigned to various asylums whilst [[Jeremiah O'Kane]] took over the clinic before [[retirement|retiring]] and handing the directorship to [[Colin Dove]]. | On [[13 August]], [[1945]], the director of the clinic, [[Eustace O'Kane]], was murdered at Hawthorne by his son [[Daniel O'Kane|Daniel]], as were his [[Eustace O'Kane's wife|wife]] and [[Eustace O'Kane's daughters|daughters]]. Daniel was found insane and consigned to various asylums whilst [[Jeremiah O'Kane]] took over the clinic before [[retirement|retiring]] and handing the directorship to [[Colin Dove]]. | ||
Dr Dove was a [[sensitive]] and was aware of Hawthorne's history. He planned to unleash the reservoir of evil at [[perihelion]] in [[1994]] out of scientific and personal curiosity, a plan to which an ageing Dr O'Kane was also party to. Dr Dove arranged for Daniel to be brought back to Hawthorne under the name of "Patient Zero". This had the effect of attracting Daniel's son [[Peter Russell]] to the clinic. When the [[Care in the Community]] scheme meant that Hawthorne was to be closed, Russell kept it open. | Dr Dove was a [[sensitive]] and was aware of Hawthorne's history. He planned to unleash the reservoir of evil at [[perihelion]] in [[1994]] out of scientific and personal curiosity, a plan to which an ageing Dr O'Kane was also party to. Dr Dove arranged for Daniel to be brought back to Hawthorne under the name of "Patient Zero". This had the effect of attracting Daniel's son [[Peter Russell]] to the clinic. When the [[Care in the Community]] scheme meant that Hawthorne was to be closed, Russell kept it open. | ||
