No one would think to suspect anything of a neighborly park with trickling fountains, evergreen trees and long stretches of freshly mowed grass, or so at least the experimental scientists of the Broadway’s greenlab thought.
Located on City road of Camperdown, just opposite Broadway shopping centre - Victoria park is an inner city oasis. Where children play whilst their parents relax in the leisurely cafes enjoying the lake with waterbirds and a beautiful fountain.
The secret society, ‘greenlab’ started up in the late 70’s, beginning just experimenting with plants and other small parasites. However, when one of their members put forward an idea in which could make this hobby potentially become a very profitable market, the group began performing more risks and taking on larger challenges.
It has been rumoured that they have been rumored using genetic modification on animals, creating potential household pets appealing to the more affluent members of the population that will revolutionise the definition.
After reading about this unproven existing society, Point Piper resident Charlotte Alrich reported that she saw her neighbour, who resides in a 9 million dollar waterfront mansion, walking a dog sized, fully grown Persian lion.
There have also been sightings of strange looking animals, one of which a local ultimo jogger described as ‘half monkey, half dog’. It definitely seems as though Greenlab's experimentation has very little limitations.
I was made aware of this horrible injustice through my volunteer work with RSPCA, an association who have been working against this secret society, along side many other animal cruelty organisations for many years.
The lab is thought to be situated under the park’s sandstone garden cottage. However, this has been beyond proof, due to the cottage being heritage listed, not enough evidence has been gathered in order to investigate further as it would risk damage to the precious site.
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