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Report No: GT/GE-170531-038250116

Location: Reno and Carson City, NV

Agents:

• Drummond
• McCarter
• Parker
• Booth

Summary: The Agents continued efforts to locate and protect potential victims of a serial killing pattern in the Reno, Nevada area. They also sought to confirm the whereabouts and fate of Ms. Nora Brigid, a missing analyst formerly employed by Persistent Vigil. In the course of their investigation, they examined connections between the private drone surveillance company Persistent Vigil and possible illicit software anomalies. Their associate Ms. Kim Boyer was tasked with creating a virus to delete specific sensitive data. A plan was formed to infiltrate Persistent Vigil once the operational and security risks were evaluated. Conflicting perspectives arose on whether Ms. Boyer should be induced to vanish or be recruited for ongoing Delta Green operations. The Agents also discovered signs of irregular behavior within their own ranks, prompting additional internal scrutiny.

Operation Report:

• Ongoing Investigation:

• Agents maintained a base of operations at a Holiday Inn Express in Carson City while coordinating further inquiries into the murders in Reno.
• They reviewed upcoming predicted murder details—location on Rancho Manor Drive and the scheduled time of June 2, 6:35 p.m.

• Local Law Enforcement Contacts:

• Cole Parker communicated with a homicide detective in Reno, confirming limited progress on local police leads.
• The police homicide files indicated multiple homicides with possible links to prior data gleaned from Ms. Boyer’s drone footage analysis.

• Persistent Vigil and Virus Deployment:

• Ms. Boyer completed a virus designed to remove all sensitive drone data and related analysis from Persistent Vigil systems.
• The Agents debated the timing and potential fallout of introducing the virus, expressing concerns about how it could reveal their involvement.

• Background Checks on Key Persons:

• Franklin Booth consulted external contacts to compile information on Persistent Vigil’s co-founders, identifying prior military projects under Air Force oversight.
• The Agents noted that Anthony Cooper, a possible originator of the anomalous drone software, was once subordinate to one of the co-founders.

• Internal Discord and Ms. Boyer’s Status:

• Assistant U.S. Attorney Antonia Pizzarelli raised the possibility of Ms. Boyer disappearing to divert suspicion, although certain Agents opposed an outright elimination.
• A plan emerged to retain Ms. Boyer as a potential asset and arrange a new identity if necessary, pending further approval.

• Unusual Behavior – McCarter’s Compulsion:

• While escorting Ms. Boyer through the hotel corridor, Matthew McCarter displayed aberrant behavior by physically seizing and smelling her hair.
• McCarter cited a recurring “sense” tied to unnatural activity; other Agents questioned his stability and implications for Ms. Boyer’s safety.

• Immediate Next Steps:

• Agents prepared for a final decision on Ms. Boyer’s infiltration into Persistent Vigil.
• They confirmed that uncovering Anthony Cooper and preventing any further homicides remained top priority.
• Additional monitoring of McCarter’s sudden impulses was deemed necessary to preserve operational integrity.

Analysis and Recommendations:

• Potential Compromise of Agent McCarter:
  McCarter’s behavior suggests either an unreported psychological trigger or unknown exposure to unnatural forces. This may endanger overall operational cohesion. Close observation and possible intervention are advised.

• Utility of Ms. Boyer:
  Boyer’s work on the drone anomaly places her at the center of essential intelligence. Although the original plan involved making her a convenient scapegoat, her technical expertise may hold value for ongoing Delta Green needs. A controlled recruitment could advance Program objectives.

• Anthony Cooper’s Significance:
  The original software anomaly appears linked to Cooper’s prior military research. Identification and retrieval of Cooper should be prioritized to prevent further escalation and to clarify how the drone-based pattern is generated.

• Operational Contingencies:
  Ensuring deniability remains critical. Persistent Vigil’s future viability may be limited, but the Program’s interest in advanced surveillance technology suggests minimal public exposure. A discrete shutdown or redirection of the project might be necessary if the anomaly cannot be contained.

• Implications for Wider Programs:
  Unresolved patterns in the Reno homicides may connect to broader phenomena in ongoing Delta Green investigations. It is recommended to share relevant data with parallel teams tracking emergent or math-based anomalies, should secure channels permit.

No additional concerns have been noted that require immediate escalation beyond these points. Continued operational oversight is advised until the next predicted murder event is either confirmed or prevented.

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