Author Archives: Madman

We are doing our best, but maintaining the site and just surviving are sometimes too much to juggle. We’ll explain why in a moment. In the meantime, here’s what has been going on over the past two weeks since we … Continue reading →

In the UK, northern Scotland and southern England continue to see activity. Patient # 41 – Jack was briefly sighted in London; he has since somehow managed to get to Bayern, Germany where there has been continued activity from ZTBs … Continue reading →

Since our last update only a few days ago, we have had reports from Alaska, Italy, Spain, Northern Scotland, Germany and Southern England. Additionally, there has been a major outbreak in Ontario, Canada, caused by just one ZTB, Patient # … Continue reading →

As the northern hemisphere begins to cool, ZTB activity continues to heat up. Germany continues to be a hotbed of infection, and we have now had sightings not only in Italy, but in Vatican City as well. Back in the … Continue reading →

While there has been nearly continuous activity on the Kentucky/Indiana border, ZTBs moving in Kansas and a new sighting in Ontario, Canada, we have a more serious event to take note of. Three of the patients we have been tracking … Continue reading →

It has been 12 days since our last update. The state of Illinois has now had sightings. ZTBs have now been spotted in Portugal as well. We have also seen significant activity in some of the areas where we are … Continue reading →

Thirteen new movement reports since we last updated on 09 August 13. Luckily, no new states or countries have been affected in the last nine days. Sadly, places where incursions have already occurred continue to be plagued by active ZTBs. … Continue reading →

Since our last update on 25 July a lot has happened. ZTBs have been spotted in three new countries, Scotland, Sweden and Finland. The Brandenburg area of Germany has seen significant activity, as has Andalucia, Spain. Two new states have … Continue reading →

In the past five days, tow new countries have been affected, both Grenada and England have had a documented ZTB incident. There has also been new activity in northwestern Pennsylvania near Erie, and a significant amount of activity in northwestern … Continue reading →