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Line 45: At one point [[fringe:Timeline#1980s\|in the early 1980s]], Walter assisted [[fringe:William Bell\|William Bell]]'s experiments on children using the drug "[[fringe:Cortexiphan\|Cortexiphan]]". The test subjects included both [[fringe:Olivia Dunham\|Olivia Dunham]] and [[fringe:Nick Lane\|Nick Lane]]. (Season 1 Episode 17 "[[fringe:Bad Dreams\|Bad Dreams]]"). When Olivia finds out about this, she confronts Walter about his past morally dubious scientific experiments, for which he shows great remorse (Season 1 Episode 19 "[[fringe:The Road Not Taken\|The Road Not Taken]]"). {{#ev:youtube\|~~https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~cvbpkcFY518\|\|center\|\|\|rel=0&enablejsapi=1&origin=https://en.seminaverbi.bibleget.io}} An accident in 1991 resulted in the death of at least one of his assistants, [[fringe:Carla Warren\|Carla Warren]] (Season 1 Episode 12 "[[fringe:The No-Brainer\|The No-Brainer]]"), beginning many accusations of Walter using humans as guinea pigs for his experiments.

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