Just the two of us: Part 3

Report: Amaury Gray

File - 11145
Two weeks since receiving the patient.
Blood tests results are negative. No trace of any disease found in the patient.
More blood taken from the patient for further testing.

File - 11365
Seven weeks since receiving the patient.
Test results negative, though patient's appearance worsening. Further tests required.
Bumps on the patient's scalp and wrists have become fluffy growths, and flesh has drained of colour. Dark circles have appeared around the eyes.

File - 17634
Five months since receiving the patient.
The patient is quiet. He has not spoken yet, nor does he acknowledge our questions. He does not respond to testing, and shows no indication of co-operating with our behavioural research.
Fluffy down covers the patient's wrists, appearing in clumps in his hair. Negative results once more from tests.
Further research is required.

File - 21867
Ten months since receiving the patient.
Feathers are fully grown, over the head as well as the wrists. Colour: Black and white.
Hair colour: Black, but white streaks have appeared.
Skin tone: Grey.
Eyes: Black.
Patient seems fond of possessions. He has taken a liking to a researcher's watch and refuses to give it back. More research will be conducted on this behaviour.

File - 32156
Thirteen months since receiving the patient.
The patient shows aggression when confronted to give up something he believes is his, revealing highly possessive behaviour. Investigation into this behaviour reveals that he will go so far as to attack anyone trying to take items he is fond of.
Further blood tests have revealed abnormalities in the patient's DNA.

File - 42164
Seventeen months since receiving the patient.
The patient appears to have become fond of one of the researchers, namely one Jeanie Moore, and has at last responded to testing. He speaks very little but appears to answer her questions truthfully.
Investigation into his DNA have revealed avian molecules, specifically of the Pica Pica or European Magpie. Verdict: Impossible.
There must be a scientific explanation. Extensive testing required.

File - 53254
Twenty four months since receiving the patient.
The patient is loose and has not been found. He escaped after news of Jeanie Moore's death, killing one researcher and seriously wounding another in the process.
Security is dumbfounded as to how he managed to perform this Houndini act and are searching the building currently. The patient must be found and sedated. He is a danger to society in his current state. He seems to blame us for taking away Jeanie Moore.
I can only hope he will be found an