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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Much of Rosenthal's background is unknown, but Rosenthal made a reputation for himself as Stalburg Steel's owner as a savvy hard-boiled businessman. In addition, Rosenthal had connection's to some of Stalburg's criminal organizations, which granted him some knowledge about the [[S.N.W]] conspiracy. Some time in 1981 [[S.N.W]] approached him with an "offer" to purchase Stalburg Steel to Walter Co., an offer which Rosenthal accepted. Stalburg Steel would be bankrupted by Walter Co., and used the Metal Workers | Much of Rosenthal's background is unknown, but Rosenthal made a reputation for himself as Stalburg Steel's owner as a savvy hard-boiled businessman. In addition, Rosenthal had connection's to some of Stalburg's criminal organizations, which granted him some knowledge about the [[S.N.W]] conspiracy. Some time in 1981 [[S.N.W]] approached him with an "offer" to purchase Stalburg Steel to Walter Co., an offer which Rosenthal accepted. Stalburg Steel would be bankrupted by Walter Co., and used the Union of Metal Workers s cover to make it look like its bankruptcy was caused by the union strikes. | ||
It would seem Rosenthal regretted this action, or didn't realize the repercussions, and found an ally in [[Jeff Walter]], who was looking to expose the conspiracy. Rosenthal offered his private [[Villa|villa]] to Walter as a hiding place S.N.W operatives were searching for him. In addition, he informed Walter of Alex Hartman's actives by pretending to seek vengeance on Walter for bankrupting his company. | It would seem Rosenthal regretted this action, or didn't realize the repercussions, and found an ally in [[Jeff Walter]], who was looking to expose the conspiracy. Rosenthal offered his private [[Villa|villa]] to Walter as a hiding place S.N.W operatives were searching for him. In addition, he informed Walter of Alex Hartman's actives by pretending to seek vengeance on Walter for bankrupting his company. | ||