The call
Reject when CCTV reveals a black or void body, distorted shape, different ears or horns, persistent camera tracking, or the wide sharp-toothed Skinwalker form.
Compare camera-only changes with the patient you saw at the reception window.
Reject when CCTV reveals a black or void body, distorted shape, different ears or horns, persistent camera tracking, or the wide sharp-toothed Skinwalker form.
Treat each row as a decision clue, not a complete substitute for the rest of your patient check.
Black eyes, a black bar, or a completely void-like patient visible through CCTV is listed as camera-only evidence.
A stretched body or a shape that changes after reopening cameras is treated as an anomaly.
A patient that looked normal at the window can reveal a wide, sharp-toothed form on waiting-area CCTV.
Persistent direct staring while moving between camera views is reported as anomalous behavior.
Remember the patient's live eyes, ears, horns, color, and body shape.
Open CCTV and find the same patient in the waiting area.
Switch views once more if the body looks stretched or changes between frames.
Compare the camera result with the live view and photo before finalizing the call.