Announcer: We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to bring you this important message. Hurston, home of the powerful weapons manufacturer Hurston Dynamics, has been the victim of a sordid attack and has received death threats from a yet to known group. Let's join our special reporter in Lorville. Reporter: Indeed, from the information I was able to get from the authorities the attack location was at the security bunker called Security Depot Hurston-1 on the night of January 9th 2952. Before the attack it seems the Comm Array has been disabled and the communication around the area cut for a good hour until a dispatch force was sent to the location. When they arrived, they only found dead bodies from the security guard and the defense turret had been blown up and all the surveillance system inside the bunker was disabled. The only information the security forces was able to retrieve, was this picture that has been posted hours after the attack: Reporter: The security forces have no doubt about the fact these two people were part of the attack, but they refused to elaborate further since they are still investigating the event. Also, here comes the disturbing part, early in the morning at Lorville in the Central tower which acts as the headquarter of Hurston Dynamics, a dead body has been found in the office of Constantine Hurston. Reporter: The Security has declined any comment at the moment about this discovery. We were able to learn about the identification of the body, it seems to be a certain Maximilian Voss, captain of the security force at Security Depot Hurston-1. It is no doubt a strong message sent by the the people behind these terrible acts, but a lot of questions remain unanswered at the moment: How were they able to sneak in a dead body inside the Central tower without anyone noticing? Who is responsible? Sadly, we don't have any answers yet but Hurston Security has promised to find all those answers and punish the "slaughterers" responsible for this. This is Anton Dollovan for Hurston News, I wish you a safe day and let's get you back to your regularly scheduled programming.