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Many thanks to the Mercury Team for reporting in our absence, and for the dozens of folks (many of whom we sadly lost in the battle) who helped reclaim our original compound. We apologize for the intermittent reporting that has … Continue reading →

As of 14 OCT 2016, the Maryland team had been incommunicado for at least 90 days. As a result, in accordance with contingency program seven, the Mercury Protocol has been invoked. Remote reporting from an undisclosed and less at-risk site … Continue reading →

There were a whopping 1887 reports in Colorado since our last update on 01 July. 43 in Wyoming, 205 in Kansas, 77 in Nebraska, and 41 in South Dakota. The western plains and Denver area are a blood bath. We … Continue reading →

As most of you know by now (and as is documented elsewhere on this site) the zombie plague originated at a research facility in suburban Maryland. Maryland has been a hotspot ever since, and the plague has slowly spread up … Continue reading →

Well, we hope. Things are slowly returning to normal here. To be honest, the numbers in this week’s report are a little sketchy. There was really more activity than we will show here, but we ran and re-ran the update … Continue reading →

We’ve retaken the bunker! There are, of course, now days of clean-up, disposal, re-stock and defensive reinforcement. We are confident that we can get the compound into a better state, but it may take a bit. In the eleven days … Continue reading →

We have not updated the site since April 24th. Our apologies, but the bunker was once again over run, and this time we had to evacuate completely. If you are seeing anything post here, it is currently being done by … Continue reading →

We had reports on 46% (117) of known active ZTBs in the last 11 days, in 15 states and 14 countries. !461 hits here in the states, 212 hits overseas, for a total of 1673. That’s almost double what we … Continue reading →

Suffered a concussion while combatting another incursion to the bunker, so I’ll be brief as my head is pounding. We had 976 reports in the last week, from 16 states and 10 countries. 833 sightings in the states, 143 overseas, … Continue reading →

1301 hits in the last 8 days, so activity has slowed a little. We had reports on 39% of known active ZTBs, in 29 countries and 26 states in the U. S. Maryland, Massachusetts and New York were worst of, … Continue reading →