Melted Man incident

On June, 7th, 2007 a man who worked for Trollge Steel Company in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania got early access to the first iTroll. He decided to download a thermal camera app and used it to impress his coworkers, he then looked at the wall and discovered the horrors of the operation in the Melted Man incident. This is a documentation of the leadup, events and followup of the incident, as reported by a police investigation.

In order to keep the identities of the people involved in the incident secret, we will simply refer to them as Subject A, Subject B, Subject C, Subject D, etc.

Founding
In 1869, brothers Toby and T.P. Trollface were unemployed following the Civil War, working odd jobs that mostly involved knives and other weapons. They found there next job as a mercenary, they would work for numerous violent groups and torture there captures for money, by 1881 they got enough money and bought a building in there hometown of Pittsburgh, that would become the starting point for the Trollge Steel Company. They produced some of the nations finest steel with one of the most efficient steel producing techniques out there.

The horrors of the operation
How exactly did they manage to produce fine steel so quickly? One of there torture methods involved the melting of the body into metal and the body would help it freeze it back up quickly, creating exaggerated figures in the metal were the body was. They would then simply cut around the body and use that metal for themselves, the rest they would package and sell. Many of the bodies would rust away with the metal, which is why it is expected there is so many more bodies, but none have been confirmed. These bodies? Well, these bodies are simply the remains of there misbehaved workers.

The incident
The iTroll was a revolutionary invention crafted with Trollge Steel, and because of that the Trollge Steel Company was given an early access phone to give to a worker. The employee of the month happened to be Subject A, who got the iTroll and allegedly attempted to impress a female coworker with it, which is why he downloaded the thermal camera. He then showed a bunch of his coworkers the steel room walls he looked into the walls through the camera hoping to find some of his coworkers, but only found distorted faces with bone chilling smiles, body parts stretched like noodles, and the occasional "U MAD" smeared in blood. He tryed to report this to the authorities but was confronted by there bosses, Subject B and Subject C, who took his phone and told him to have a private meeting with them. The phone was destroyed (the memory card was not, however) and Subject A was thrown into the metal, however this didn't stop the other workers from calling the police, who arrived to witness the event caught the bosses red handed, whoever Subject B and Subject C didnt care, and threw themselves in the metal before they could be questioned.

The following investigation results
Trollge Steel Company was shut down permanently and the iTroll was scrapped because of its dependence on Trollge Steel, becoming the current iPhone. From June 7th, 2007 to April 11th, 2008 a forensic investigation was taken on the total number of deaths caused by the Trollge Steel Company, they could carbon date the steel imprints and some of them date back to the 70's. They then found a total of 47 missing persons cases from 1971-2007 that had ties to the Trollge Steel Company and the team then took all the imprints, the dates, and the recorded sizes of the persons and recorded exactly 47 bodies in the steel plus Subject A, Subject B and Subject C totalling to 50 total casulties.