Data anomaly detected: In 2003, medical records show 'Bill Cody' was treated for simultaneous heart and kidney failure—but no such patient exists.
A deep dive into digitized hospital archives has unearthed a baffling glitch: a complete, detailed file for a patient named 'Bill Cody' who supposedly died from concurrent heart and kidney failure in June 2003. The only problem? The hospital insists they never admitted a patient with that name, and the social security number attached to the file belongs to a man who died in 1987. Even stranger, the file's timestamp shows it was 'created' and 'last accessed' at the exact same millisecond—12:34:56.789—twenty years ago today. Was this a bug in the old mainframe, or a leftover script from a timeline that was patched?