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| − | The '''Jurassic Park Incident''' was an act of industrial sabotage by | + | The '''Jurassic Park Incident''' was an act of industrial sabotage by [[BioSyn (Film Universe)|BioSyn Genetics]] used to cover the theft of [[Dinosaur Embryos (Film Universe)|Dinosaur Embryos]]. They were ultimately unsuccessful however the incident did lead to the abandonment of [[Jurassic Park (Film Universe)|Jurassic Park]] by [[InGen (Film Universe)|InGen]]. |
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| Date | 1993 |
| Location |  Jurassic Park, Isla Nublar |
| Cause | Industrial Sabotage |
| Outcome | Death of 4 people, abandonment of Jurassic Park |
| Deaths | Donald Gennaro Dennis Nedry Ray Arnold Robert Muldoon |
| Non-fatal injuries | Ian Malcolm (Broken Leg) Tim Murphy (Electrocuted) |
The Jurassic Park Incident was an act of industrial sabotage by BioSyn Genetics used to cover the theft of Dinosaur Embryos. They were ultimately unsuccessful however the incident did lead to the abandonment of Jurassic Park by InGen.
