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NOTICE: Multiple reports of "impossible" maintenance issues. Equipment functioning despite
reported damage. Rooms appearing different than blueprints. Investigating.
Location:
Archive Vault 7
Reported By:
Tech. Rodriguez
Date Submitted:
November 3, 2001 - 14:45
Door mechanism malfunctioning. Vault sealed from inside with no occupants visible on security feed.
Manual override attempts failed. Door appears to be responding to access card 3391 (Dr. Voss - MISSING).
Temperature inside vault dropping steadily. Motion sensors active but no personnel inside.
REQUEST: Emergency locksmith and HVAC repair.
NOTE: Security Chief Williams has classified this area. Maintenance suspended
pending investigation. - Facilities Manager
Location:
Laboratory B-Wing, All Rooms
Reported By:
Night Security (Martinez)
Date Submitted:
November 2, 2001 - 22:45
Electrical anomaly - all equipment in B-Wing activated simultaneously at 22:33.
No power switches engaged. No personnel in area. Equipment ran full cycles
then shut down automatically. Power consumption during event: 400% of normal.
REQUEST: Full electrical inspection and power regulation review.
UNUSUAL: Electrical meters show power was consumed, but facility
power grid shows no unusual draw. Where did the power come from?
Location:
Corridor C, Section 7
Date Submitted:
November 1, 2001 - 16:22
Fluorescent lights flickering intermittently. Specifically lights 7-12 in main corridor.
Pattern appears to be some kind of sequence but cannot determine meaning.
Affects visibility during evening hours.
REQUEST: Replace fluorescent tubes and inspect ballasts.
UPDATE: Replaced all tubes twice. Flickering continues. Ballasts test normal.
Electrician reports "lights seem to be responding to something we can't detect."
- Maintenance Supervisor
Location:
Subject Housing, Room 847
Reported By:
Nurse Thompson
Date Submitted:
October 31, 2001 - 11:30
Wall damage in subject room. Subject MK-847 claims there should be a window
on the east wall where there is currently only concrete. Subject has drawn
detailed architectural plans showing room layout that doesn't match current construction.
REQUEST: Inspect wall integrity and review building plans.
DISCOVERY: Found sealed window frame behind drywall exactly where subject indicated.
Window was bricked over during 1985 renovation. How did subject know this?
Subject born in 1976, never lived on site.
Location:
Main Elevator Bank
Reported By:
Multiple Staff
Date Submitted:
October 28, 2001 - 09:15
Elevator occasionally stops at basement level B-3. Building only has
basements B-1 and B-2. Elevator panel shows B-3 button, but building
plans show no such level. When doors open, reveals concrete wall.
REQUEST: Elevator inspection and panel reprogramming.
INVESTIGATION: Checked original building plans from 1987. No B-3 level designed.
However, found reference to "Sub-basement storage" in 1985 site preparation notes.
Contractor claims no knowledge of additional excavation.
Location:
Staff Break Room 2
Date Submitted:
October 25, 2001 - 14:20
Coffee machine producing coffee that tastes "exactly like childhood memories."
Multiple staff report emotional responses to the coffee. Machine using standard
institutional coffee supplies.
REQUEST: Inspect and clean coffee machine internal components.
RESOLUTION: Completely disassembled and cleaned machine. Replaced all filters
and internal components. Coffee still triggers nostalgic responses in staff.
Taste analysis shows standard institutional blend. Cause unknown.
Location:
Medical Wing, MRI Room 3
Reported By:
Dr. Patterson
Date Submitted:
November 2, 2001 - 16:30
MRI machine producing images of patients' rooms from before admission.
Brain scans showing layouts of subjects' childhood homes with impossible detail.
Machine calibration appears normal but images don't match current brain activity.
REQUEST: Full diagnostic on MRI unit and computer imaging system.
UPDATE: GE technician on-site. Hardware tests normal. Software showing
standard operation. Images still showing locations instead of brain tissue.
Consulting with IT Department on possible database contamination.
Location:
Main Library, Level 3
Reported By:
Librarian Foster
Date Submitted:
November 1, 2001 - 09:45
Pneumatic book return system delivering books that aren't in our catalog.
Books appear to be from subjects' personal collections. Staff report finding
childhood diaries, family photo albums, and personal journals.
REQUEST: Inspect pneumatic tube system and trace book origins.
DISCOVERY: Tubes lead to Archive Vault 7 (currently sealed).
Books are being delivered from secure storage without authorization.
Some books contain handwriting samples that match current research subjects.
Location:
Research Lab A-7
Reported By:
Lab Tech Williams
Date Submitted:
October 30, 2001 - 14:15
Laboratory computer terminals displaying personal memories instead of data.
Screens show childhood scenes, family dinners, first days of school.
Only occurs when specific research subjects are in proximity to terminals.
REQUEST: Inspect computer hardware and check for electromagnetic interference.
PROGRESS: IT confirms hardware normal. Memory displays correlate with proximity
to subjects MK-847, MK-923, and MK-1205. Effect strongest within 15 feet.
Installing shielding to test electromagnetic theory.
Location:
Dormitory Wing C, Rooms 15-20
Reported By:
Night Supervisor Clark
Date Submitted:
October 29, 2001 - 08:30
Thermostat controls unresponsive in subject quarters. Rooms maintaining
temperatures that match subjects' childhood bedrooms. Room 17 constant
64°F, Room 19 steady 72°F. Manual overrides fail to adjust temperature.
REQUEST: HVAC system inspection and thermostat replacement.
UPDATE: Replaced thermostats in all affected rooms. Temperature settings
revert within 24 hours. HVAC contractor reports system "remembering"
previous settings despite new hardware installation.
Location:
Cafeteria Kitchen
Reported By:
Chef Morrison
Date Submitted:
October 27, 2001 - 12:20
Industrial ovens cooking food differently than programmed. Recipes producing
dishes that match subjects' family meals. Standard ingredients creating
flavors of grandmother's cooking, childhood birthday cakes, holiday dinners.
REQUEST: Oven calibration and temperature sensor replacement.
ONGOING: Nutritionist confirms food is chemically identical to institutional
standards, but taste testing reveals impossibly accurate replication of
personal family recipes. Effect persists across multiple oven units.
Location:
Conference Room 12
Date Submitted:
October 26, 2001 - 15:45
Audio/visual equipment playing recordings of subjects' childhood conversations
during meetings. Speakers emit voices of family members, old phone calls,
dinner table discussions from decades past. Equipment tests normal.
REQUEST: A/V system diagnosis and speaker replacement.
UPDATE: Replaced all speakers and audio equipment. Recordings continue.
IT Department confirms no audio files stored on system.
Sound appears to be generated in real-time during subject proximity.
Location:
Main Stairwell, 2nd Floor
Reported By:
Security Guard Davis
Date Submitted:
October 24, 2001 - 20:15
Handrail temperature fluctuating without cause. Rail feels warm in spots
that correspond to hand placement from childhood homes. Effect noticed
when subjects use stairwell. Temperature returns to normal when area empty.
REQUEST: Heating system inspection and insulation check.
PROGRESS: No heating elements near handrail. Temperature readings confirm
warm spots appear only during subject contact. Thermal imaging shows
handprint-shaped heat signatures that persist for 3-5 minutes.
Location:
Recreation Room
Reported By:
Activities Coordinator Bell
Date Submitted:
October 23, 2001 - 13:00
Television receiving channels not in broadcast range. Showing home movies
and family videos from subjects' childhoods. Cable box displays impossible
channel numbers (Channel 1847, Channel 2391). Remote control unresponsive.
REQUEST: Cable system inspection and receiver replacement.
NOTE: Cable company confirms only 125 channels available in this area.
Videos shown match subjects' personal family recordings with impossible accuracy.
Some footage shows events that were never recorded.
Location:
Administration Offices
Reported By:
Secretary Walsh
Date Submitted:
October 22, 2001 - 10:30
Fax machine receiving documents addressed to subjects' childhood names.
Documents include report cards, birthday invitations, and school notifications
from 20-30 years ago. Transmission logs show no incoming calls.
REQUEST: Fax machine inspection and phone line testing.
RESOLUTION: Replaced fax machine and tested all phone lines. New machine
continues receiving historical documents. Phone company confirms no
external transmissions. Documents appear to generate internally.
Issue classified as "unexplained but non-threatening."
Location:
Security Office
Reported By:
Chief Williams
Date Submitted:
October 20, 2001 - 14:45
Security monitors displaying feeds from cameras that don't exist.
Showing interior views of subjects' childhood bedrooms, family kitchens,
and elementary school classrooms. Camera numbers appear as CAM-MEMORY-01 through 15.
REQUEST: Security system audit and camera inventory.
RESOLUTION: Confirmed only 47 cameras installed on premises. System showing
feeds from 62 sources. "Memory cameras" cannot be located or disabled.
Feeds show real-time footage of locations that no longer exist.
Monitoring protocol updated to ignore phantom feeds.
Location:
Testing Chamber 5
Reported By:
Dr. Harrison
Date Submitted:
October 18, 2001 - 11:20
Room furniture rearranging itself to match subjects' childhood bedroom layouts.
Table moves to window position, chairs align with remembered configurations.
Occurs only when specific subjects enter room. Furniture secured, still moves.
REQUEST: Furniture anchoring and floor inspection for hidden mechanisms.
RESOLUTION: Bolted all furniture to floor with industrial anchors.
Movement continues despite restraints. No mechanical explanation found.
Researcher notes furniture arrangements improve subject cooperation by 73%.
Movement now considered "beneficial anomaly."
Location:
Parking Garage Level 2
Reported By:
Maintenance Worker Brooks
Date Submitted:
October 15, 2001 - 16:00
Parking space lines appearing in configurations that spell out subjects'
childhood addresses. Spaces 47-52 form "1247 OAK ST" when viewed from above.
Fresh paint applied weekly, lines reappear in same pattern.
REQUEST: Garage floor repainting and line measurement verification.
RESOLUTION: Repainted entire garage floor with standard parking grid.
Address formations reappear within 48-72 hours. Paint analysis confirms
our standard yellow marking paint. Cause unknown but no safety impact.
Accepting as permanent condition.
Location:
Garden Courtyard
Reported By:
Groundskeeper Adams
Date Submitted:
October 12, 2001 - 08:45
Flowers growing in patterns that resemble childhood garden layouts from
subjects' family homes. Roses forming heart shapes, daisies spelling names,
petunias arranged like swing sets. Planted as standard geometric beds.
REQUEST: Soil analysis and replanting with structured garden design.
RESOLUTION: Replanted three times with rigid geometric patterns. Plants
consistently grow into memory-based formations. Soil tests normal.
Horticulturist reports "plants appear to have their own agenda."
Accepting natural growth patterns. Garden remains beautiful.
Location:
Staff Restrooms, All Floors
Reported By:
Janitorial Staff
Date Submitted:
October 10, 2001 - 12:30
Mirror reflections showing childhood bathroom layouts behind current reflection.
Staff report seeing medicine cabinets, different tile patterns, and family
toothbrushes that belonged to research subjects 20+ years ago.
REQUEST: Mirror replacement and lighting adjustment.
RESOLUTION: Replaced all mirrors with new units. Childhood reflections
continue to appear as overlay images. Optometrist confirms mirrors
are standard glass with normal reflection properties.
Effect harmless. Staff instructed to ignore phantom images.
Location:
Laboratory Storage Room
Reported By:
Lab Assistant Moore
Date Submitted:
October 8, 2001 - 14:15
Supply shelves reorganizing overnight to match childhood bedroom organization.
Equipment stored in toy box arrangements, supplies sorted like school supplies.
Security cameras show no personnel entering after hours.
REQUEST: Install additional security cameras and inventory control systems.
RESOLUTION: Installed motion sensors and additional cameras. No human
activity detected during reorganization events. Items move in ways
consistent with muscle memory patterns. Reorganization actually
improves supply efficiency by 23%. Allowing continued self-organization.
Reported By:
Receptionist Taylor
Date Submitted:
October 5, 2001 - 09:20
Lobby furniture arranging itself into living room configurations from
subjects' family homes. Chairs form conversation circles, tables position
for family game nights. Arrangement changes based on which subject enters.
REQUEST: Furniture placement mapping and anchor installation.
RESOLUTION: Documented 47 different furniture arrangements corresponding
to different research subjects. Movements are gentle and never damage
furniture or walls. Visitors report lobby feels "more welcoming" during
arrangement events. No corrective action needed.
Location:
Vending Machines, All Locations
Reported By:
Multiple Staff
Date Submitted:
October 2, 2001 - 16:40
Vending machines dispensing snacks that match subjects' childhood favorites.
Standard inventory transforms into discontinued brands, regional specialties,
and treats from decades past. Price display shows original childhood prices.
REQUEST: Vending machine restocking and inventory verification.
RESOLUTION: Vendor confirms standard product delivery weekly. Products
transform after delivery without explanation. Nutritional content
remains standard despite appearance changes. Machine revenue matches
displayed prices regardless of impossibility. Accepting as beneficial quirk.