The subject: a male, approximately seven feet tall, dressed in what the officer described as “non-standard coveralls.”
Although the UF-49 is not a criminal charging document, it carries significant weight:
Do not engage. Do not illuminate with UV. Do not recite any verse containing the word “threshold.” The tuning fork (432 Hz, brass, blessed in standing water) will collapse the echo. The entity is not alive. It is a memory of a thing that tried to cross over and failed. It stands where it died, waiting for a door that no longer exists. The NYPD is not equipped to handle the original event. Our jurisdiction ends at the echo. If you see one, call the number on the back of this card. Do not ask questions. Do not remember its face.
Lists names, ranks, shield numbers, tax IDs, and command assignments of officers, as well as identifying information for civilians and witnesses.
Officers use UF 49s to communicate with superiors or different commands.
The last page of the file wasn't a police form. It was a single sheet of onion-skin paper, typed on a manual typewriter. It read: