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The Company's tracking systems
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| The Company's tracking systems | |
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 The Company has systems for tracking tagged evolved humans. | |
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| First mentioned: | .07% |
| Owned by: | The Company |
| Current status: | The satellite has been destroyed; Molly Walker remains alive |
The Company uses tracking systems to monitor the movements of evolved humans.
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About
Unexpected
Matt goes to a cemetery to meet Ted. Ted tells Matt that he found out that the Company uses the mark to track them. Hana appears and tells them that the mark comes from a pneumatic needle that injects a radioisotope for tracking viruses in Africa.
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Mr. Bennet explains to Matt and Ted that the Company can track them using a system located in New York. He suggests that their first act to destroy the company should be to destroy that system.
The Hard Part
In St. Louis, MO, Mr. Bennet tells Matt Parkman about the Company's new tracking system, the Walker system: it doesn't rely on radioactive isotopes or satellites—it just finds you.
Landslide
After accessing the Company facility, Matt and Mr. Bennet head to find the tracking system. After neutralizing Thompson, Matt and Bennet head to destroy the tracking system, only to find that it is Molly Walker. Bennet comments that he knew it was a person, just not a little girl.
How to Stop an Exploding Man
On the phone, Mr. Bennet tells Peter that once the tracking system is fixed, they'll be able to locate Sylar. Mr. Bennet then uses the system to find Peter lying in the street.
Graphic Novel:The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 1
Mr. Bennet tells Hana that there are two tracking systems used by the Company. Her directive is to take down the Company's isotope tracking system, and points to the sky—it's a satellite.
Graphic Novel:The Death of Hana Gitelman, Part 2
In space, Hana sends the Company's satellite a self-destruct order, but it fights back with a virus. As the virus infects her system, she jumps onto the exterior, sacrificing herself for all evolved humans.
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Claire's wind chime • D.L.'s medal of valor • Have a Nice Day mug • Hope's bag • Horn-rimmed glasses • Matching suits • Micah's computer • Monica's iPod • Noah's cell phone • Peter's identity box • Pneumatic syringe • Satellite • Shunt • String web • Tracking systems • Tuning fork • Virginia's snow globes | |||||
| Other Things: Artwork • Documents • Drugs • Jewelry • Media • Money • Publications • Research • Vehicles • Weapons | |||||
