Hattuvaara 2011 Mission

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### Objectives

First iteration:Prevent Jouko Mäkinen's suicide

Second iteration:

Prevent the murder of Aki Sievinen

Third iteration:

Prevent the murder of Jouko Mäkinen

Fourth iteration:

Prevent the murder of Jouko Mäkinen and the assassination of Rolf Vikander

### Agents Involved

Tasneem HafizCarlos Sánchez

Iulya Dalca

Ethan Taylor

Zoey Hallett

Jack Harringer

## Background

Jouko Mäkinen and his sister Laura Mäkinen lived in Hattuvaara, FInland, in 2011. At that time, Jouko was four years into a relationship with his civil partner, Aki Sievinen. Just prior to the infraction, Aki had had a brief affair with Laura, and Jouko had found out about it, leading to the two men having a falling out.

## Infraction

This mission was highly unusual in that the infraction, and the circumstances surrounding it, kept changing during the planning phase, leading to the team having to constantly adapt and change their plans.

### First Iteration

The initial infraction occurred when Jouko Mäkinen inexplicably committed suicide, two days after his sister Laura's murder, when previously he had gone on to live until at least the present day. This was later revealed to have been caused by Rolf Vikander, posing as Senior Constable Halla, havng (accurately) told Jouko that Laura had been murdered by Aki.

### Second Iteration

The mission changed when the infraction altered radically, with Vikander now murdering Aki instead, using Jouko's felling axe. Presumably, in this timeline, Jouko would have been charged with Aki's murder.

### Third Iteration

Another change occurred when Jouko was murdered instead, two days before Laura's murder. In this new timeline, Laura now lived, married Aki four years later, and as of 2023 was living with him in Helsinki with their two children.

### Fourth Iteration

The infraction changed yet again when Vikander was assassinated while attempting to murder Aki (as in the second iteration). The exact consequences of this timeline are unknown, as it was this version that the team went to 2011 to prevent.

## Mission Outline

The team staked out Jouko's house first of all, and witnessed a white Toyota Mirai park up opposite. The car seeming suspicious, Hafiz and Iulya investigated, but discovered too late that small sniper holes had been cut in the car's boot, from which the driver attempted to kill Jouko as in the third iteration. However, thanks to Jack, the effort failed and both men were saved, though the car got away.

On the following day - just 45 minutes later for the team - the Toyota returned, this time to Aki's house, where the driver fired at Vikander as in the fourth iteration. Jack drugged both Aki and Vikander with prohiberazin to try and save them both, but Vikander was shot regardless, and died at the scene. To everyone's shock and amazement, the Toyota then Jumped, taking its driver with it, though fortunately, Jack had already placed a tracking device on it.

## Repercussions

Just after witnessing the car vanish, Iulya identified it as having come from at least five years into the future.

Having now survived the trauma of the attempted murders, Aki and Jouko reconciled. However, this changed the timeline as Aki decided against murdering Laura as he had done in the original timeline. To safeguard the timeline, Jack ended up returning to 2011, and killing Laura himself.

Utilising the tracking device data, it was later discovered that the driver/assassin of the Toyota was Konstantin Denisov, indicating that the OVM's Hub was still operational. The Russian connection was further solidified when the team learned that the designer of the OVM's software was none other than Aki Sievinen.