The Deepwater Horizon was one of the biggest man-made disasters in the world,

holding the infamous title for being the largest environmental disaster in the history of the US.

Ever since its fatal explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, 41 miles offshore from

civilization.

What they don't tell you is that the deep water horizon, caught in one of the worst disasters the world has seen, wasn't the only one,

like many others recorded in the documents and files known to the present public.

For highly classified and non-disclosure agreements that I've signed, I am expected not to be revealing this publicly.

Unfortunately for me, I do not have much time left in this world.

Recently, I've been diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer from specialists and doctors alike,

with the excessive heavy smoking that I'd picked up as a stress reliever to get away from the memories and nightmares that had been plaguing me ever since that damn search and rescue operation to Watchtower 1.

Speaking of which, Watchtower 1 wasn't the original name for the oil rig,

as they had changed its names several times to avoid whistleblowers.

As such, I, unfortunately, cannot disclose the true identity of the facility to avoid those who poke their noises into the operation that had longed and yearned to forget.

This is purely my recount and guilt reliever to get the weighing matters off my chest before I leave this God

forsaken world for good.

You see, on November 4th, 2018, I joined the CDC, also known as the Centers for Disease Control, with the mindset and pretext

that I would be of aid in curing diseases, giving medical attention, and relaying medical

supplies to those who are living in disease-ridden third world countries.

For the first two years, that was the case.

Baving my way through college and earning my biomedicine degree after the Army, naturally, the CDC seemed like a good job offer to take up, with it being the apex of healthcare professions after my graduation.

When they had accepted my job application, I was thrilled to say the least.

Nonetheless, I would not be working for them as a standard health scientist.

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