The Recurring Sunday

TW-182 cannot be contained retroactively. Predictive monitoring of the street is in place. The two residents with retained memory are under discreet surveillance. Their decision not to cooperate has been respected.

TW-182 is a temporal displacement event that has affected a small residential street on 4 separate occasions. On each occasion, residents of the street experienced what they believed to be a normal Sunday, before waking the following morning to find it was the same Sunday again. On the third occurrence, residents were aware of the repetition. On the fourth, two residents retained full memory of all prior repetitions. Neither of those residents lives on the street anymore. They have declined to speak to M.A.L.I.C.E.

TW-182 was identified via a cross-reference of complaints to a local authority about noise — the same noise complaint, filed by different residents, apparently about the same event, on four consecutive identical Sundays that official records show only occurred once.

No incident reports on file.