Dr. Tucker Woodcock

Dr. Tucker Woodcock is a scientist working for the Tony Shen Lab of Extraterrestrial Research.

Background
The only recorded civilian to have been given access to Area 51, Woodcock has worked in a variety of government and private sector roles. He is perhaps best known in scientific circles for his pioneering work in the field of archaeology. Woodcock spent four years studying the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and before that, nine years studying the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor in China. He was hand-picked for the lab by Tony Shen himself and was instrumental, along with Professor Richard Laws, in developing its extensive library of metaphysical and cosmological materials.