PASSENGER CARD NO. 16
OTHER INFORMATION:
Boarding from: Los Angeles
List of baggage: wallet, clothes, documents, camera, flashlight
The official purpose of trip: William is visiting Japan for a business trip to make a deal to expand the Frederick's Diner brand to Tokyo.
Description:
Mr. William Miller Schmidt, a charismatic and confident man with a mysterious and twisted past, was born in the town of Hurricane, Utah on April 20th, 1946. During his youth, he developed a fascination with engineering, and he would start his career with his best friend, Henry Emmet. He got married to a woman named Clara in 1970, and they had a son, Michael Schmidt, that same year. The couple also had a daughter, Elizabeth Schmidt, in 1975. A rumor eventually started spreading, claiming that they had a third son, but William has neither confirmed nor denied this, and no documents and photographs of this third son seem to exist. In 1983, Henry and William founded a restaurant called Frederick's Diner, with Henry as the CEO and William as second-in-command. Unfortunately, William's life started to collapse when his wife and daughter passed away in separate accidents, and as a result, he descended into insanity, developing a sarcastic and sadistic personality. In 1985, William was offered a deal to expand the Frederick's Diner brand to Japan, and he accepted. He bought a ticket to board the ocean liner Atlantis, would be embarking on a voyage from Los Angeles to Tokyo. After taking a long drive from Hurricane to Los Angeles, William Schmidt awaits a new and exciting journey in his life.
Boarding from: Los Angeles
List of baggage: wallet, clothes, documents, camera, flashlight
The official purpose of trip: William is visiting Japan for a business trip to make a deal to expand the Frederick's Diner brand to Tokyo.
Description:
Mr. William Miller Schmidt, a charismatic and confident man with a mysterious and twisted past, was born in the town of Hurricane, Utah on April 20th, 1946. During his youth, he developed a fascination with engineering, and he would start his career with his best friend, Henry Emmet. He got married to a woman named Clara in 1970, and they had a son, Michael Schmidt, that same year. The couple also had a daughter, Elizabeth Schmidt, in 1975. A rumor eventually started spreading, claiming that they had a third son, but William has neither confirmed nor denied this, and no documents and photographs of this third son seem to exist. In 1983, Henry and William founded a restaurant called Frederick's Diner, with Henry as the CEO and William as second-in-command. Unfortunately, William's life started to collapse when his wife and daughter passed away in separate accidents, and as a result, he descended into insanity, developing a sarcastic and sadistic personality. In 1985, William was offered a deal to expand the Frederick's Diner brand to Japan, and he accepted. He bought a ticket to board the ocean liner Atlantis, would be embarking on a voyage from Los Angeles to Tokyo. After taking a long drive from Hurricane to Los Angeles, William Schmidt awaits a new and exciting journey in his life.