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Marshall had discovered strong connections between the September 11 attacks and the George W. Bush administration, and Abstergo Industries. In order to silence Marshall, Templar hitman "C." murdered Marshall, his two teenage children Alex and Macaila, and their family dog execution-style. The local police were infiltrated by Abstergo agents, and the deaths were eventually ruled "murder-suicide".

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  • Philip Marshall
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  • Marshall had discovered strong connections between the September 11 attacks and the George W. Bush administration, and Abstergo Industries. In order to silence Marshall, Templar hitman "C." murdered Marshall, his two teenage children Alex and Macaila, and their family dog execution-style. The local police were infiltrated by Abstergo agents, and the deaths were eventually ruled "murder-suicide".
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  • Philip Marshall
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  • Merchant
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  • Male
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  • Human
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  • Marshall had discovered strong connections between the September 11 attacks and the George W. Bush administration, and Abstergo Industries. In order to silence Marshall, Templar hitman "C." murdered Marshall, his two teenage children Alex and Macaila, and their family dog execution-style. The local police were infiltrated by Abstergo agents, and the deaths were eventually ruled "murder-suicide".
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