The Infiltration into the Life Foundation Headquarters was an attempt to enter the Life Foundation Headquarters by Dora Skirth and Eddie Brock in order to expose Carlton Drake for his crimes.
Background[]
Reporter Eddie Brock was fired from his job and lost his fiancee after he turned an interview with Carlton Drake into a hit piece with the mention of Drake using people as human test subjects for an experiment that was killing them.
Dora Skirth was doing experimentations with Symbiotes for Drake at the Life Foundation, when Carlton decided to start using humans for testing Dora tried to stop him, but he proceeded to threatened her family.[1]
Infiltration[]
Eddie was visited at the convenience store by Dora, who asked for his help to expose Carlton's crimes, but Eddie refused to help, heading home instead.
Eddie sees Maria inside a capsule
Eddie eventually came around and went to the Life Foundation in order to use evidence that will expose them of their wrongdoings, with the help of Dora. Eddie managed to sneak through the place and entered inside the facility where he saw that numerous test subjects were homeless people that are used to bond with certain lifeforms that the company had come into contact with.
While photographing evidence inside the facility, Eddie encountered one of his friends Maria and tried to break her out until an alarm went off. After breaking Maria out of her capsule, Eddie bonded with the symbiote that she was with. After being attacked by some security guards, Eddie managed to defeat them easily thanks to the increased abilities granted by the symbiote. Eddie escaped from the facility, ran through the woods and jumped into a tree in order to hide away from the guards, he then headed back to his apartment.[1]
Aftermath[]
Drake eventually found out that Dora helped the intruder infiltrate the facility and interrogated her until she admitted that Eddie was the one that took their symbiote. Drake then released SYM-A02 on Dora as punishment, killing her. Eddie was then ordered to be captured by Roland Treece and his men.[1]