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Alex's wife died at some point in late 1970s or early 1980s. According to Alex Hartman himself, acquisition of Hammer Valley Hydro by Walter Corporation eventually resulted in death of his wife, while when confronting Jeff Walter, he directly accuses Jeff of killing his wife; however according to S.N.W leadership, Alex's wife died before the company acquisition, whose death resulted in Alex's mental instability in the first place.
Alex's wife died at some point in late 1970s or early 1980s. According to Alex Hartman himself, acquisition of Hammer Valley Hydro by Walter Corporation eventually resulted in death of his wife, while when confronting Jeff Walter, he directly accuses Jeff of killing his wife; however according to S.N.W leadership, Alex's wife died before the company acquisition, whose death resulted in Alex's mental instability in the first place.


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A Woodbox Urn with encrypted label of "Emily" is found both at the Hammer Valley Dam office and the Rosenthal's Villa, suggesting it was the wife's name.
A Woodbox Urn with encrypted label of "Emily" is found both at the Hammer Valley Dam office and the Rosenthal's Villa, suggesting it was the wife's name.
It is possible that Alex's wife died as a direct result of previous Walter Corporation acquisitions, but he uses her death in relation to the fall of his own company to reinforce his own beliefs of the cause or his narrative against Jeff Walter.
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====Child====
====Child====
According to Alex, his child who he considers the only one, also died around the same time as his wife.
According to Alex, his child who he considers the only one, also died around the same time as his wife.


{{Speculation|
A Woodbox Urn with encrypted label of "Albert" is found at the Rosenthal's Villa, suggesting it was the child's name and the child is actually dead.
A Woodbox Urn with encrypted label of "Albert" is found at the Rosenthal's Villa, suggesting it was the child's name and the child is actually dead.
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====Estranged Son====
====Estranged Son====
Alex's son who he decided to give up for adoption, after he realised how bad of a father he was since the death of his wife. Alex decided to pretend he never had a son. It is unclear whether Alex really had two children, Eric Kleinmann even questioned Alex whether he had a second son, which Alex found very strange.
Alex's son who he decided to give up for adoption, after he realised how bad of a father he was since the death of his wife. Alex decided to pretend he never had a son. It is unclear whether Alex really had two children, Eric Kleinmann even questioned Alex whether he had a second son, which Alex found very strange.
{{Speculation|
It is possible that Alex really had only one son, and every time when talking about him, he pretends his son is also dead, possibly to reinforce his own narrative against Jeff Walter or to make himself believe his son really is dead.
His only child being actually still alive at a foster family may also explain why a copy of Albert-coded Woodbox is not found at the Hammer Valley Dam.
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===Jeff Walter===
===Jeff Walter===
After Hammer Valley Hydro's bankruptcy, Hartman developed an obsession and deep hatred for Walter, blaming him for the bankruptcies of his own and numerous other companies the Walter Corporation acquired, and the circumstances in which the metro accident occurred. His actions throughout the game are dedicated to take revenge against Walter in a self-proclaimed crusade to "save the city from Walter".
After Hammer Valley Hydro's bankruptcy, Hartman developed an obsession and deep hatred for Walter, blaming him for the bankruptcies of his own and numerous other companies the Walter Corporation acquired, and the circumstances in which the metro accident occurred. His actions throughout the game are dedicated to take revenge against Walter in a self-proclaimed crusade to "save the city from Walter".