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'''Richard Sekibo''' was a revered | |||
'''Richard Sekibo''' was a revered [[human]] ambassador for the [[Unified Earth Government]]'s [[Outer Colonies]].<ref name="htt8">'''[[Hunt the Truth]]''', ''Episode 08''</ref> | |||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
In [[2558]], after years of diplomatic work, peace talks | In [[2558]], after years of diplomatic work, Richard Sekibo was responsible for finally scheduling peace talks between [[human]]ity's [[Unified Earth Government]] and members of another species in a regional embassy in a densely populated city on [[Biko]] in the [[Outer Colonies]]. Sekibo himself was to lead the conference.<ref name="htt8"/> | ||
As the conference was coming to an end, an agreement of peace was close to being reached, however, the rogue [[Spartan-II]] [[John-117]] entered the embassy and instantly killed Sekibo's bodyguard. A [[Raid on Biko peace talks|firefight]] began, in which nineteen human security guards were killed. John abducted Sekibo and created an escape path through security personnel by killing them. John fled the embassy alongside the alien delegation, which he escorted to safety, and boarded an evacuation ship. At some point, Sekibo was killed and his corpse was left behind in a field near the embassy. The next day, local officials discovered a signal beacon that led them to his body. | As the conference was coming to an end, an agreement of peace was close to being reached, however, the rogue [[Spartan-II]] [[John-117]] entered the embassy and instantly killed Sekibo's bodyguard. A [[Raid on Biko peace talks|firefight]] began, in which nineteen human security guards were killed. John abducted Sekibo and created an escape path through security personnel by killing them. John fled the embassy alongside the alien delegation, which he escorted to safety, and boarded an evacuation ship. At some point, Sekibo was killed and his corpse was left behind in a field near the embassy. The next day, local officials discovered a signal beacon that led them to his body. Citizens of the UEG were outraged by Sekibo's death, with some calling the Master Chief a traitor for assassinating a beloved diplomat. The Outer Colonies were particularly disgruntled by his murder.<ref name="htt8"/> | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
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Richard Sekibo was a revered human ambassador for the Unified Earth Government's Outer Colonies.[1]
Biography
In 2558, after years of diplomatic work, Richard Sekibo was responsible for finally scheduling peace talks between humanity's Unified Earth Government and members of another species in a regional embassy in a densely populated city on Biko in the Outer Colonies. Sekibo himself was to lead the conference.[1]
As the conference was coming to an end, an agreement of peace was close to being reached, however, the rogue Spartan-II John-117 entered the embassy and instantly killed Sekibo's bodyguard. A firefight began, in which nineteen human security guards were killed. John abducted Sekibo and created an escape path through security personnel by killing them. John fled the embassy alongside the alien delegation, which he escorted to safety, and boarded an evacuation ship. At some point, Sekibo was killed and his corpse was left behind in a field near the embassy. The next day, local officials discovered a signal beacon that led them to his body. Citizens of the UEG were outraged by Sekibo's death, with some calling the Master Chief a traitor for assassinating a beloved diplomat. The Outer Colonies were particularly disgruntled by his murder.[1]
List of appearances
- Hunt the Truth (First mentioned)
Sources
- ^ a b c Hunt the Truth, Episode 08
