Suzaki 'Knocking' Reaches 29 — No Presence Detected Even With a Covert Patrol Officer on Site
Reports of 'knocking' at Suzaki Third Housing have risen from a previously reported 28 to 29. A covert patrol officer, on site as part of the night watch that began on the 14th, reported detecting no presence or sound whatsoever during the window when the knock was reported. As before, the truth of the matter remains unresolved.
Reports of "knocking" at Suzaki Third Housing have risen from a previously reported 28 to 29, with the new report coming in the early hours of the 15th. According to the management association, the pattern of two knocks each time is unchanged, and the floor remains unpredictable, as before.
As previously reported, a covert patrol officer joined the night watch starting on the 14th at police request; this was effectively the second night of that watch. The officer was stationed near the floor where the report came in but told the association they detected "no sound, no presence, nothing at all." The Tokei chapter of the Patrol Guild said, "The absence of anything detected is itself a record, and we won't treat it as nothing."
"Honestly, having a specialist right there and still coming up with nothing left us more unsettled than relieved," a management association representative said, though they added that the absence of any new pattern this time "is, in its own way, a small relief." The added security cameras also recorded no figures or sounds during the reported window. The permeation index remained at normal levels. The association plans to continue the night watch with the patrol officer for the time being, and both the truth of the matter and its cause remain unresolved.
