Carter Roy

But they don't have power.

USRC can hire the best lawyers.

They can manipulate the law to their benefit.

The system is built to protect companies, not workers.

And while all of this is happening, the factory is still running.

New girls are still being hired and told to lick their brushes.

USRC knows the legal system will protect them, so they double down.

When sick dial painters seek medical attention,

USRC arranges for them to be examined by a man named Frederick Flynn.

Flynn claims to be a toxicologist from Columbia University, but Flynn has no medical license.

He's not even a doctor.

He's an industrial consultant on USRC's payroll.

His job is to examine the dying women and tell them

They're fine.

Get back to work.

Lick those paintbrushes.

It's all a ruse, part of a coordinated campaign of disinformation.

And USRC's most cynical tactic involves the women who are already dead.

Remember Molly Maggia, the first style painter to die?

Remember how her death certificate lists the cause as syphilis?