Udaipur Lake Palace, Lake Pichola, Rajasthan, India

Today i Interviewed Sardar Khan. Mr. Khan was a member of the military and was stationed outside of a major city that refugees were pouring out of. There was one major road that the refugees were taking to get out of the city, and it was a death trap. It was very narrow and lead up a mountain and had bridges on it. It was practically suicide trying to escape on this path. Was escape all these refugees cared about? Why did they not stop and take a second to think things through and use some common sense? Their stupiditiy was their downfall, the military had plans to blow up the bridge that connected the road, making it impossible for the undead to get to other cities, this was smart in a way, but it was also very cruel and evil. They would be dooming thousands upon millions of civilians to death. Mr. Khan and his unit were tasked to blow up the c4 that was planted on the bridge. The detonator did not work. Then, Mr. Khan claimed that a man known as the Tiger of Delhi, General Raj-Singh, suddenly appeared by him and said he would blow up the bridge himself, so that Mr. Khan and his men could escape and live. Could Mr. Khan really have seen this man he says he saw, or was he just hilucinating? Either way, he lived through that day somehow.

Yevchenko Veterans' Sanatorium, Odessa, Ukraine

Today I interviewed Bohdan Taras Kondratiuk. He told me his story, and what he had seen during the outbreak in Ukraine. The military in his country, if you could even call it a military, was falling apart, and or, scarcley seen. The outbreak in the main city had overwhelmed the forces there, and refugees were retreating to the other side of the rivers that ran through the major suburbs of the city. There were key bridges that were used for the retreat. Bohdan told me that he was set up on one of the bridges while people were passing, when jet fighters flew over and dropped a bomb on the refugees, instantly killing all of them. The only good this did was it showed who was infected because they didn't die, but was this really worth the cost? Should these types of measures be taken in order to stop the spread of infection?

Denver, Colorado, USA

Today I interviewed Todd Wainio. He witnessed the horrible events unfold at the place known as Yonkers. He told me the frightening stories of how the zombies were almost indestructible, to kill them you could only shoot them in the head, and blow up their brain. He told me that his superiors brought in tanks and all the best weapons that the army had to destroy the zombies. They ended up using the majority of them, but none of them worked. The highly ranked military officials knew that the zombies had to have their skull broken to kill them right? Why would they bring all these high tech weapons? There were a bunch of news helicopters hovering above the scene, my guess is that the military just wanted to show off their power, but this backfired on them drastically.

Topeka Kansas, USA

Today I interviewed a girl named Sharon, she is a young girl who is partially transformed into an undead. This is the first case of half transformation I have ever seen, so I was very enthusiastic about interviewing this girl. This girl told me the story of her being with her mother in a church full of other children and their parents as well. She seemed to enjoy mimicking the sounds and noises of the event. Undead broke into the church and went after the people, her mother kept telling her that she would protect her and not let them get her. Did this parent really think that she could stop these man-eating zombies from getting her child? This sounded like an awful event to witness and, I feel bad for this little girl because she has to relive these traumatizing events day in and day out. This has by far been one of the most interesting interviews thus far.

Vostok Station: Antarctica

Today I interviewed Breckinridge "Breck" Scott. This was a very interesting man I was interviewing. He chose to make his home in the freezing conditions of Antarctica. I guess he was just doing his best to not have to deal with those wretched undead. This man told me he is the creator of the thought to be cure for the walking plague, known as Phalanx. This man was interested in nothing more than money, doesn't it just make you sick how people will do horrible things, and give people false hope just for money? He claimed he wasn't doing anything wrong, and he wasn't lying. It was the people who were taking it that were stupid. When you saw this so called "cure" or "vaccine" come out were you as skeptical as I was? As soon as people started calling the plague "African Rabies" I knew some jerk like Breck would use that to his advantage and make some cash off of it.

Lhasa, The People's Republic of Tibet- Nury Televaldi

Today I interviewed Nury Televaldi. He was a smuggler of peoples and goods. He had many interesting things to tell me. He says he helped smuggle people across borders illegally, on planes and such. He claims that some of the people he smuggled brought people that were tied up, does this sound like these people could have been zombies? Could Nury possibly be one of the reasons that the infection has spread globally? He didn't really have a hard time telling me these things. I don't think he really cares whether or not what he's done is bad or not. I wonder if he realizes what he's responsible for, the death of thousands across the world, and all to make a  money. This man is lucky that he didn't get infected himself. He also says that people were in search of a cure in the western part of the world, most of the infected he smuggled were coming from places like China. Does this mean the west might have a cure in the making? I have heard of none such thing. Let's just hope that Nury realizes what he is responsible for and doesn't make matters worse for the rest of us just to make more money, after all, money is useless when you turn into a zombie yourself.