Story of a Madman Jermaine Williams

Memory loss, confusion, restraint and lost time. These factors play into Michael's current situation. A doctor he is not sure exist, a war he is not sure he is a part of and a group of killers who want to harm him. Will escape be enough for Michael to survive?

Michael is being hunted down by the authorities after escaping the asylum. Disoriented he is searching for safety, but blood from a wound threatens to give away his position. Is there anywhere he can hide?

A doctor talks to a detective in the hopes of finding his patient but in order to have the best chance of finding this man. The doctor offers some key advice in how best to apprehend him.

Michael gathers himself and look back into his past. In order to survive he has to become aware of his reality. Knowing his greatest enemy might be himself.

We take a brief look into the past. A violent killer recounts his most murderous blood thirsty intentions. Yet just after the kill Michael returns to bear witness to a recent murder.

The problem with memory is that they are unreliable. Some memories can emerge in completely different timelines. Causing ones perception to be jumbled. Michael has a memory of a doctor Kypsil. Plisky recounts to the detective how easy the mind is tricked or confused when you have mental health issues.