History
Mr. McClintock was the chief accountant of Union Allied Construction, involved in the company's money laundering operations. After his secretary Karen Page accidentally received an e-mail meant for him, McClintock was confronted about the records of large amounts of laundered money designated as the company's pension. Mr. McClintock laughed it off, claiming it was just a theoretical model being tested.
Page was later framed for the death of Danny Fisher to prevent her from talking. After Union Allied's corruption was made public thanks to the help of a masked vigilante and the New York Bulletin, McClintock was made take blame for the money laundering alone, and killed by an overdose of pills before he could testify.[1]