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Huracan Trading Co. / HURACAN
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Smuggling
Huracan, a trusted name in shipping and delivery services. “As fast as we can, Huracan.”
History
The business that would one day become Huracan Trading started as a small delivery company in southeastern Mexico in 2832. Our founder, Antonio Marco Guerrero, started off with only 7 delivery trucks, 31 employees, and a vision of the most reliable and honorable delivery service in Mexico. In 2860 he joined with several other delivery and shipping companies to become the first CEO of the merchants conglomerate we know today as Huracan Trading Company. Over the years we have strived to uphold the values that were so important at our company’s creation. Today we still pride ourselves as on of the most honorable and trusted names in shipping and delivery. “The honorable reputation of our company should be our top priority. When we sign a customer, they should be 100% confident that their cargo will arrive safely, and that we will deliver it as fast as we can.” – Antonio Guerrero, 2863 (translated from Spanish to English by his son Antonio Guerrero II)
Manifesto
Huracan Trading holds itself to the highest standard of trustworthiness and honor. Every customer knows that when they sign with Huracan, they’re signing with a company that values their trust and delivers the results of a big name company with the friendliness and attentiveness of their neighborhood paperboy. Every employee of Huracan comes to work ready to serve the customer in the only way we know how: efficient, dependable, and as fast as we possibly can.
“As fast as we can, Huracan”
Charter
Official Company Charter
Every employee of Huracan is expected to do everything in their power to make Huracan the best and most trusted shipping company in today’s economy. Customer service should be their top priority, and honor should be their most valued virtue.
“As fast as we can, Huracan”
overheard and recorded by an informant planted inside Huracan headquarters in Bogota. Voice heard is current CEO Qezeq Antonio Guerrero on a phone call with an unknown contact
“Yes of course, you can trust us with anything sir. My employees will ensure that it gets there as soon as possible. ‘As fast as we can’ right?” laughs and then hangs up. “What a prick. Tomas, patch me through to that american on that…other…job.”
Following is communication with second unknown contact
“…I don’t care about your conscience, or the company charter, you will do as you are told. Honor doesn’t matter to these people, and it doesnt matter to me. I care about the money that’s going from their pocket to mine, understand? If they don’t get their guns, a lot of people are going to die. If I don’t get my money, you are going to die. Yes…yes those crates are full of guns. Why did I decide to use a new guy for this job. That one’s on me i guess. Wait…are…are those sirens? Do I hear goddamn sirens?! Goddammit Jack, if you get caught I swear on my mother’s grave I will fly out there and F***ING KILL YOU MYSELF! You…….yes I know you aren’t affiliated with us officially but guess who’s name is under ‘previously contacted’ on the ships comms. Yeah, exactly you dense motherf***er. Now get that shipment there or I’ll make sure that you’ll be wearing your own tongue as a tie.”
Communication ends
“Hey, who’s there? You, hiding outside that door! What did you hear!? Get back here you little…..”
Recording cuts off abruptly, then resumes
“Hahaha, you haven’t got me yet. As much as you’d like to think this is solid evidence, it isnt. If you disagree, I’ll see you in court…or maybe I won’t.
Maniacal laughing followed by static before transmission is fully cut off.
Tape was recovered from a burning car in Mexico city. The unnamed agent was found dead in New York three days later.