INCIDENT ANALYSIS — APPENDED DOCUMENTATION
Reference code: INF.C-002 / SUPPLEMENTARY
Classification: Restricted
The following assessment was compiled by the Documentation Division following full review of the containment footage. It is appended here for the purpose of case continuity.
The incident is understood to involve a systematic inquiry into the conditions under which nonhuman matter assumes choreographic agency over human bodies. Investigators have noted that the affected personnel did not appear to initiate movement voluntarily. Current hypothesis suggests that planetary systems, environmental toxins, and biological particles, including fungal spores and atmospheric particulates, may function as primary choreographic forces acting upon the human nervous and muscular systems.
Of particular note is the presence of in-between-human entities within the facility at the time of the incident. The subject in the second trimester of pregnancy has been identified as a significant variable. The fetus, suspended between life and non-life, is under consideration as an unstable agent of movement transmission.
The environment itself is treated as an active participant in the incident. Twelve channels of audio were recorded migrating unpredictably through the space. Elevated room temperature was confirmed. A clinical olfactory compound, consistent with laboratory disinfectant, was detected at above-threshold concentrations. Several individuals present could not be identified as either personnel or civilian observers. The boundary between witness and participant could not be reliably established.
Temporal anomalies in the visual record have complicated efforts to determine when, precisely, the incident concluded. Investigators reviewing the footage have been unable to confirm a definitive endpoint.
The incident was preceded by contact with archival materials related to historical fungal outbreaks and anomalous meteorological events. Scientific consultation was subsequently sought from the following external parties:
Charles Cockell, University of Edinburgh (astrobiology) Joanna Vamvakopoulou, Imperial College London (psychedelic research) The Fungarium and Mycology Lab, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
The following individuals and materials have been logged as active participants in the incident. Conventional categorical distinctions between human and nonhuman agents have not been applied.
Laboratory Infected Subjects: Coco Guo, Paxton Ricketts, Wenning Wang, Zuza Gra, Noah Meteau, Charlie Roberts Multi-channel video (5 screens), 5 projectors, 14 speakers Hand sanitizer, silicone, textile, inflatable devices, torch, water
Infection Movement Medical Research Investigators: Paxton Ricketts, Coco Guo, multi-channel video, projectors, speakers, hand sanitizer, inflatable devices, water
Skin Infection Forensic Examiners: Bingqian Zhu, silicone, textile, inflatable devices
Lead Investigator, Case Coordination and Field Direction: Coco Guo
On-site Audio Surveillance Equipment: water, 14 speakers, Paxton Ricketts, Coco Guo
On-site Audio Surveillance Consultation: Anqi Deng
Incident Archive Clerk: water, Coco Guo, Paxton Ricketts
Incident Recording Crew: Simin Zeng, Coco Guo
Print Media Documentation Officers: Anran Zhou, Yucong Pu, Coco Guo
Additional Incident Footage Information Contributors: Yina Hu, Renjie Deng
Supported by: The Fungarium and Mycology Lab, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
Additional Supporting Personnel: Yanran Wang