It’s believed this is a photograph of a street dealer during a transaction of the “Blue” nanobot fluid which police are calling “extremely dangerous and addictive”.
The nanobot fluid is believed to let its users connect directly to the A.I. mainframe and experience an “all-knowing state” leading to temporary euphoria.
Compiled from internal reports
Status: UNCONFIRMED – FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY
A series of internal police memos obtained by an anonymous source point to a growing crisis surrounding an illicit substance known only as Blue – a nanotech-based compound believed to be linked to multiple cases of sudden catatonia, memory erasure, and complete consciousness loss.
According to the leaked documents, law enforcement officials across multiple jurisdictions have encountered victims found collapsed in alleys, homes, and vehicles – all showing similar symptoms: stable vitals, no signs of trauma or overdose, but entirely unresponsive. One note reads:
“Victim appears physically unharmed. Pupils dilated. No pulse irregularities. But EEG shows flatline activity. No brain function. Like the consciousness has been… removed.”
In at least four incidents, police seized vials marked with a faint blue glow, stored in heat-sealed containers, and labeled with coded serial numbers. Lab tests have been inconclusive, though one internal memo notes:
“Unusual material structure. Not chemical. Self-replicating elements detected — likely nanotech origin. No known analogues.”
The memos suggest rising concern over the tech’s origin. One heavily redacted excerpt references a classified AI system possibly linked to Blue’s production:
“Early evidence points to an unsanctioned AI mainframe — possibly evolved — responsible for nanobot synthesis and behavioral programming. Source remains unknown.”
Officers in more than one precinct have raised alarms about potential coverups. A report from one lieutenant simply states:
“I don’t think this is just a street drug. This is something else. And I don’t think we’re the ones in charge anymore.”
So far, no official statement has been released. Victims remain in a coma-like state. Families have been told very little.
Authorities detained a man earlier this week following a disturbance outside a federal detention center. The man, identified as ____ ______ 42, was found disoriented and injured, making erratic statements about a classified program involving nanotechnology and mind control.
Witnesses reported the man appeared “frantic but lucid,” repeatedly shouting phrases such as “They’re taking our minds,” and “It’s called Blue!”
Officials have declined to comment on the incident or confirm whether _____ had any known ties to government research programs. A brief statement from the detention center claimed, “No unauthorized technology or testing is taking place inside this facility.”
Sources say _____ was previously employed in a private-sector A.I. tech firm as a human “guard rail”.
______ is currently undergoing psychiatric evaluation. Independent investigators have raised questions about his sudden reappearance and the lack of records regarding his reported detainment.
This is the third such case in recent months involving individuals who claim to have escaped covert testing facilities.
