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groups:department_81 [2013/08/27 21:20]
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 //See Also: [[FBI]]// //See Also: [[FBI]]//
  
-Department 81, also referred to as the Black Mysteries Department to people on the inside, is the department within the FBI that gets the "​strange and unusual"​ cases that just do not find a fit anywhere else inside of the FBI. Although it is budgeted under the Counter-Terrorism Division within the FBI it is the forgotten child of the division. While the other departments are flush with Homeland Security ​case, Department 81 is one of those groups best forgotten.+Department 81, also referred to as the Black Mysteries Department to people on the inside, is the department within the FBI that gets the "​strange and unusual"​ cases that just do not find a fit anywhere else inside of the FBI. Although it is budgeted under the Counter-Terrorism Division within the FBIit is the forgotten child of the division. While the other departments are flush with Homeland Security ​cash, Department 81 is one of those groups best forgotten
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 +The group was formed in 1981 by Barton McHenry. Mr. McHenry is a longtime member of the [[groups:​Midnighter'​s Club]]. He used his influence to make sure that the FBI would have people prepared to deal with the supernatural. 
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 +Typically, if an agent gets assigned to Department 81, it is seen as a dead end for that agent'​s career. Agents that work on these cases get a little crazy if they don't adjust to the realization that the world is not always bound by the laws of physics. There is also a high death rate in members of the department as the monsters they face are nearly always much tougher than the agents. 
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 +Department 81 has learned how to deal with the supernatural with help from the Midnighter'​s Club. They work to keep the reality of things low-key to keep from causing a public panic.