TEXT: The Xocho Locker 
  Susan Xocho (ToO, pg 233) has been a quietly growing influence within the pop music industry, having 
  moved into the music video industry in the early 1990's. She has been active in all popular genres, 
  having worked on video choreography for Destiny's Child, The Black Eyed Peas, Mariah Carey, Justin 
  Timberlake, Lady Gaga, Bjork, Radiohead, Eminem, Jay-Z, Drake, and up-and-coming R&B performer 
  Cassilda Ythill. As time has gone by, Xocho has become more attuned to the influence of the King in 
  Yellow, who she perceives as a figure she calls the All-Encompassing Love. 
  Through her influence, Hastur imagery has begun to subtly pervade much of the pop music zeitgeist, 
  and is only subconsciously registered. Many of those who perceive its influence are misguided and 
  drowned out by conspiracy theories about Illuminati Satanic imagery in pop music. There are few 
  people who manage to be knowledgeable about the cultural and proto-cultural hues of the Vibe while 
  also remaining sane, while also spending time watching pop music videos. It is a subtle and pervasive 
  threat that Delta Green is almost completely unaware of. 
  Cell J suspected something back in August 2001 when Xocho was just starting out and choreographed 
  a video for Charnel Dreams called Zothique Romance, which was a little too obvious with the Mythos 
  references. The Cell was in the midst of an investigation when they came to the attention of Robert G. 
  Ashe, the Bishop of the Sea of Flesh (ToO, pg. 188). After they reportedly spent an evening on 
  surveillance, their SUV was found empty and upside down on a southern Californian beach, covered in 
  blood and ichor. Before another investigation could be carried out, sudden political and existential 
  changes distracted A Cell enough that the whole matter was forgotten. 
  But not all of Cell J perished. Agent JERRY (Martin Laurence Wentz, US Postal Service) was coming 
  back from a convenience store with coffee when he discovered his Cell and their vehicle had vanished. 
  He would have been attacked himself if Stephen Alzis hadn't pulled him through an open door and 
  brought him to New York City. Alzis patiently explained the rest of the Cell were dead, and if he wanted 
  to get revenge the best way was going after Xocho directly. Why did he do this? Who knows. Maybe he 
  didn't like the competition. Maybe he didn't like the video. He also gave the agent a copy of The King in 
  Yellow, unabridged. 
  JERRY went rogue and took over his old Cell's Green Box, withdrew all his savings, stopped going to 
  work and stopped communicating with A Cell and his estranged family. He began to stalk Xocho, taking 
  photos and sneaking into her house to steal personal items. He began to keep a video diary, his 
  growing understanding of The King In Yellow keeping pace with his obsession with each new Xocho-
  produced video. 
  In 2005, JERRY broke into Xocho's house with the intent to kill her, and was shot by a security guard. 
  He was arrested and charged with burglary, assault and attempted murder, based on the evidence 
  police found in his car parked nearby. He never told investigators about the Green Box or Delta Green, 
  and his claims that Xocho was an agent of the "Yellow Mask" were ignored, and he was eventually 
  imprisoned. 
  In 2015, Xocho's pop culture standing is much higher. Along with her video work for hit shows like 
  True Detective and Man in the High Castle, she has been acclaimed for her direction on Cassilda Yhtill's 
  controversial music videos (the most recent of which was a surrealistic torture-porn opus acclaimed by 
  critics as a progressive riposte to Rihanna's Bitch Better Have My Money, told from the perspective of 
  the victim). 
  
  JERRY's payment on the Green Box locker have long gone overdue, and the contents were recently 
  auctioned off. When the new owner went through the material he realized he had found the locker of 
  the notorious stalker Martin Laurence Wentz, and immediately notified the media. Soon, online media 
  outlets were buzzing about the bizarre collection of photos, personal effects and bizarre ranting. Of 
  particular interest were references to Disney Channel child actor Angel Walker, who would grow up to 
  be Cassilda Yhtill (Xocho had been grooming her for a long time). 
  More alarmingly were the references to cults, monsters and government agents gone rogue, as well as 
  weapons. Along with JERRY's obsessive material, the evidence and materials from Cell J's previous 
  operations in the late '90s were still in the locker. The problem is, Delta Green doesn't know exactly 
  what was left there and how damaging it could be. 
  The Cell is instructed to debrief Agent JERRY, while taking over an "official investigation" into the 
  materials in order to eliminate or sanitize anything that could jeopardize or expose the Program (or the 
  Group). Complicating this whole operation is the avid interest in the story among Yhtill's seemingly 
  endless hordes of fans, as well as her personal media label Xanthous and pushy social media 
  "investigators". 
  This operation could easily be the beginning of a campaign dealing with the Secret Senate, and thereby 
  the Cult of Transcendence in general, as well as the Fate. The details of the rest of the Delta Green 
  materials are left up to the imagination of the Keeper: they could be cold cases, red herrings, valuable 
  information, or mind-shattering forgotten horrors depending on the needs of the campaign. 
   
  
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