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Subject of Interest:

The Sentries (a/k/a Sentry Outpost, sentryoutpost.com)

Date of Formation:

February, 2000

Reason for Interest:

historical meeting place of people of interest

Current Members:

numerous (including Howard Philips)

Ex-Members:

numerous (including Peter Severn, Arthur Lydney, Bryce Droher)

Presumed Deceased:

Kevin Cosby, Alan Camacho, Jennifer Pike, Stu Romoni, Marie Kim

Presumed Affiliations:

Providence

Presumed Danger:

unknown, perhaps High - motivated, skilled, knows too much

Research Abstract:

An online community of Internet security researchers and consultants that flourished for several years before atrophying to just a handful of participants by early 2007. In April 2007, the community swelled in numbers for a most unlikely reason: strange letters sent by Devon Conrad in the name of B.A. Saint-Feline seemed to point people there, much to the skepticism of the existing Sentries. Investigations in the summer of 2007 into a malware threat with cultist implications lead to the death, disappearance or institutionalization of most of those older members, leaving the Outpost in new and motivated hands.

Speculation:

Peter Severn and others left the Outpost in 2003 in a flurry of demands to remove their research contributions, the same time that The Council issued a mysterious Edict prohibiting online communications about certain topics. Many Sentries who put stock in B.A. Saint-Feline's dreams believe that the Sentries collectively are represented by the dream image of Providence, the Dog of Dreams, a belief shared by the Dreamers and Devon Conrad.

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