It's Time for Some Interesting Facts

1. On December 8th, 2014 at 3:00 PM an airplane crashed at Millennium Park in Chicago, Illinois. Everyone on board the plane was infected with a contagious pathogen which drove them violently insane.
2. Records of the pathogen date as far as two months prior to December 8th, 2014. All of these records come from documents of the U.S. government. These documents refer to the pathogen as "Lyssavirus B" or "Human Rabies".
3. Lyssavirus B is carried on the bloodstream. When a Lyssavirus B infected blood cell comes into contact with a healthy blood cell, conversion occurs. When infected blood reaches the brain, the infectee will become violent and begin to attack others, particularly by biting. Depending on the distance of the point of contact from the head, this may take as long as an hour.
4. There is a cure for Lyssavirus B. Only a few people know this, and even fewer people know what the actual cure is.
5. Lyssavirus B, unlike normal rabies, is not terminal. The infected can continue operating indefinitely.
6. Contrary to popular belief, Lyssavirus B does not result in necrosis.
7. Those infected with Lyssavirus B still feel hunger and thirst, and must eat and drink to sustain themselves. They are omnivorous, but require meat to remain active. Without meat, the infected enter a dormant state whereupon they become slow and lethargic, wandering aimlessly. An infected individual can last for about three days without meat before lapsing into this state.
8. Zombies cannot drive cars.