Name:Peter
Surname:Banning
Alias/Nickname: Peter Pan or just Pan
Place of Birth: Peter claims he was âTruly bornâ in Kensington Gardens, England
DOB:Unknown- Records appear to be heavily doctored or destroyed.
Age: Unknown- Records appear to be heavily doctored or destroyed.He claims he is 16. One could estimate Peter is in his early 30âs with his long history but he certainly looks like he's in his early 20's. Confusing. (But donât tell him that.)
Family:While there are no records Peter has, on the rare occasion, mentioned a little brother who he feels caused his parents to forget about him. He refuses to speak further about them.
Occupation:Ex-Model. Very famous in what seems to be his early teens to mid 20â where his career began to slow.
Blood-Type:AB-
Criminal History:Peter has been suspended of guilty charges due to a successful ânot guilty by way of insanityâ claus.Peter had been charged with the murder of a known 11 children (aged between 8-13) but is estimated to be linked with the deaths of 4 more unsolved missing children cases whose bodies were never found. He is also linked to the disappearances of John and Michael Darling whose bodies were also never found. All found bodies of the children were noted to have been cruelly tortured before death. He is also charged with the abduction and torture of a young women- Wendy Darling who was rescued upon Peterâs arrest. Peter was caught with an accomplice Tanya Belle. He has been sent to Wonderland Asylum for rehabilitation so he can face his charges in full sanity-if he ever regains it.
Mental Diagnostic:Peter has been reviewed by 3 famed consultant psychiatrists who all deemed him âunfit to make sound decisionsâ owing to what they described as a fixed grandiose delusion-based schizophrenia concerning an alternate universe called Neverland. He believes himself to be immortal owing to âstarstuffâ that fell from the heavens. Peter appears to believe he is an extremely important person in this reality and has the important job of looking after the Lost Boys. Peter denies ever hurting the children -who were found buried in multiple locations across the country- as he stated they had simply gone to Neverland where they would never grow old. It was also highlighted that Peter had narcissistic and borderline personality disorder. It is noted that these delusions were supported by his famed accomplice in these crimes Tanya Belle who went by the alias âTinkerbellâ.
Supernatural Powers:You could argue his active imagination is beyond the natural law of man. Peter believes he can do almost anything if he believes it enough- he canât he simply twists what he sees in the world around him to fit his needs. For example he will claim a door that had been there the whole time was never there, and he created it with his imagination. He also believes he can fly- but lacks pixie dust to do so without his friend Tinkerbell.
Triggers:Mirrors. Peter cannot fathom that the older person in the mirror is him. Doing so sends Peter into a rage where he smashes or destroys any reflective surface he canât conveniently ignore. Being told he is old. When he feels he is being ignored.
Peter cannot be touched on his skin by anyone- though he cannot say why. Preferring to be touched on clothing or with gloves on.
Ideal Environment and Stimuli For Them: Peter prefers to be in an environment with a captive audience (or singular person) who give them their undivided positive attention who doesnât contradict anything he says.
Personality:Peter is an exaggerated stereotype of a boastful and careless boy. He claims greatness, even when such claims are questionable. Peter symbolises the selfishness of childhood, and is portrayed as being forgetful and self-centred.Peter explains that he must forget his own adventures and what he learns about the world in order to stay childlike. Peter has a nonchalant, devil-may-care attitude, and is fearlessly cocky when it comes to putting himself in danger believing himself to be untouchable.With this blithe attitude, he says, "To die will be an awfully big adventure".
This is only, however, in his placid state of mind, if his personal version of reality is broken by a trigger Peter lapses into a cruel being, taking whatever he can get by force and with pain which he seems to enjoy and is not afraid of very intimate touch.
History:Peterâs records have been tampered with, both electronically and physically. It is believed Tanya Belle, Peterâs accomplice, is responsible for this. What is known is Peter became a young teen star when he debuted in a magazine for young girls, the records given to the modelling agency state that his name was Peter Banning, his parents John and Mary Banning had died the year previous, he was under the care of distant relative âMaimie Manneringâ[who died when Peter reached 18] and he was 13 years of age at the time. Peter enjoyed his fame immensely and took to it like a duck to water. Aching to be more impressive Peter took to learning swordplay and mimicry which delighted his fans. He was known to have an on-off romance with fellow model Wendy Darling. When Peterâs career in modelling started to decline 10 years later Peter started doing charity work with various childrenâs organisation and was noted to be a great entertainer and a great hit with the kids being so child-like himself. It was when Peter is estimated to be 28 that children started going missing. Some from nearby camps Peter had been working- others that were taking walking home from school in cities Peter happened to be driving by. Others were taken by Tanya Belle, and were delivered to Peter. Police linked Peter to these crimes early on but found it hard to catch both Peter and Tanya who were on the move. Eventually Peter was tracked after the disappearance of old girlfriend Wendy Darling, whom Tinkerbell had taken in a fit of jealousy. Police traced Wendy using the GPS on her phone and arrested Peter Banning. Tanya Belle has not been captured. After a whirlwind trail that was plastered all over the papers, Peter has been sent to Wonderland Asylum to be cured of his delusion so he can face the courts.
Relationship to Other Inmates: Peter believes himself to be within the confines of Neverland and thus attributes everyone a part to play in his fantasy. Any men are often delegated part of the lost boys which Peter believes himself to be in charge of. Those in charge of Wonderland are given the roles of Pirates whom Peter is a sworn enemy of, in particular that ofDr. Captain James Hook who he believes to be in charge. He cannot tolerate any suggestion that his version of reality is not real and often ignores these, though if pushed breaks into a rage. The best way to get Peter to do something is to tell him it's part of an adventure.
Progress: Peter Banning is insane without the shadow of any doubt. His fixed belief in the world of âNeverlandâ has led him to believe he is without fault and without the ability to die. It is the opinion of this court that Peter Banning truly believes he has not hurt any child and that he is convinced he will meet them in âNeverlandâ where they will never grow old.Peter Banning has been noted to go into violent rages that can stem for hours when these delusions are sternly challenged.He claims to have no memory of these rages which we believe to be the cause of death of 11 known children and an estimated 4 children and 2 adult men. Peter shows no remorse for these murders owing to that fact he does not believe he has killed anyone. He has a wild grandiosity in his personality which lends him to twist his perception of reality despite any facts laid bare to him. We believe Peter to require intensive and long psychiatric care.
Surname:Banning
Alias/Nickname: Peter Pan or just Pan
Place of Birth: Peter claims he was âTruly bornâ in Kensington Gardens, England
DOB:Unknown- Records appear to be heavily doctored or destroyed.
Age: Unknown- Records appear to be heavily doctored or destroyed.He claims he is 16. One could estimate Peter is in his early 30âs with his long history but he certainly looks like he's in his early 20's. Confusing. (But donât tell him that.)
Family:While there are no records Peter has, on the rare occasion, mentioned a little brother who he feels caused his parents to forget about him. He refuses to speak further about them.
Occupation:Ex-Model. Very famous in what seems to be his early teens to mid 20â where his career began to slow.
Blood-Type:AB-
Criminal History:Peter has been suspended of guilty charges due to a successful ânot guilty by way of insanityâ claus.Peter had been charged with the murder of a known 11 children (aged between 8-13) but is estimated to be linked with the deaths of 4 more unsolved missing children cases whose bodies were never found. He is also linked to the disappearances of John and Michael Darling whose bodies were also never found. All found bodies of the children were noted to have been cruelly tortured before death. He is also charged with the abduction and torture of a young women- Wendy Darling who was rescued upon Peterâs arrest. Peter was caught with an accomplice Tanya Belle. He has been sent to Wonderland Asylum for rehabilitation so he can face his charges in full sanity-if he ever regains it.
Mental Diagnostic:Peter has been reviewed by 3 famed consultant psychiatrists who all deemed him âunfit to make sound decisionsâ owing to what they described as a fixed grandiose delusion-based schizophrenia concerning an alternate universe called Neverland. He believes himself to be immortal owing to âstarstuffâ that fell from the heavens. Peter appears to believe he is an extremely important person in this reality and has the important job of looking after the Lost Boys. Peter denies ever hurting the children -who were found buried in multiple locations across the country- as he stated they had simply gone to Neverland where they would never grow old. It was also highlighted that Peter had narcissistic and borderline personality disorder. It is noted that these delusions were supported by his famed accomplice in these crimes Tanya Belle who went by the alias âTinkerbellâ.
Supernatural Powers:You could argue his active imagination is beyond the natural law of man. Peter believes he can do almost anything if he believes it enough- he canât he simply twists what he sees in the world around him to fit his needs. For example he will claim a door that had been there the whole time was never there, and he created it with his imagination. He also believes he can fly- but lacks pixie dust to do so without his friend Tinkerbell.
Triggers:Mirrors. Peter cannot fathom that the older person in the mirror is him. Doing so sends Peter into a rage where he smashes or destroys any reflective surface he canât conveniently ignore. Being told he is old. When he feels he is being ignored.
Peter cannot be touched on his skin by anyone- though he cannot say why. Preferring to be touched on clothing or with gloves on.
Ideal Environment and Stimuli For Them: Peter prefers to be in an environment with a captive audience (or singular person) who give them their undivided positive attention who doesnât contradict anything he says.
Personality:Peter is an exaggerated stereotype of a boastful and careless boy. He claims greatness, even when such claims are questionable. Peter symbolises the selfishness of childhood, and is portrayed as being forgetful and self-centred.Peter explains that he must forget his own adventures and what he learns about the world in order to stay childlike. Peter has a nonchalant, devil-may-care attitude, and is fearlessly cocky when it comes to putting himself in danger believing himself to be untouchable.With this blithe attitude, he says, "To die will be an awfully big adventure".
This is only, however, in his placid state of mind, if his personal version of reality is broken by a trigger Peter lapses into a cruel being, taking whatever he can get by force and with pain which he seems to enjoy and is not afraid of very intimate touch.
History:Peterâs records have been tampered with, both electronically and physically. It is believed Tanya Belle, Peterâs accomplice, is responsible for this. What is known is Peter became a young teen star when he debuted in a magazine for young girls, the records given to the modelling agency state that his name was Peter Banning, his parents John and Mary Banning had died the year previous, he was under the care of distant relative âMaimie Manneringâ[who died when Peter reached 18] and he was 13 years of age at the time. Peter enjoyed his fame immensely and took to it like a duck to water. Aching to be more impressive Peter took to learning swordplay and mimicry which delighted his fans. He was known to have an on-off romance with fellow model Wendy Darling. When Peterâs career in modelling started to decline 10 years later Peter started doing charity work with various childrenâs organisation and was noted to be a great entertainer and a great hit with the kids being so child-like himself. It was when Peter is estimated to be 28 that children started going missing. Some from nearby camps Peter had been working- others that were taking walking home from school in cities Peter happened to be driving by. Others were taken by Tanya Belle, and were delivered to Peter. Police linked Peter to these crimes early on but found it hard to catch both Peter and Tanya who were on the move. Eventually Peter was tracked after the disappearance of old girlfriend Wendy Darling, whom Tinkerbell had taken in a fit of jealousy. Police traced Wendy using the GPS on her phone and arrested Peter Banning. Tanya Belle has not been captured. After a whirlwind trail that was plastered all over the papers, Peter has been sent to Wonderland Asylum to be cured of his delusion so he can face the courts.
Relationship to Other Inmates: Peter believes himself to be within the confines of Neverland and thus attributes everyone a part to play in his fantasy. Any men are often delegated part of the lost boys which Peter believes himself to be in charge of. Those in charge of Wonderland are given the roles of Pirates whom Peter is a sworn enemy of, in particular that of
Progress: Peter Banning is insane without the shadow of any doubt. His fixed belief in the world of âNeverlandâ has led him to believe he is without fault and without the ability to die. It is the opinion of this court that Peter Banning truly believes he has not hurt any child and that he is convinced he will meet them in âNeverlandâ where they will never grow old.Peter Banning has been noted to go into violent rages that can stem for hours when these delusions are sternly challenged.He claims to have no memory of these rages which we believe to be the cause of death of 11 known children and an estimated 4 children and 2 adult men. Peter shows no remorse for these murders owing to that fact he does not believe he has killed anyone. He has a wild grandiosity in his personality which lends him to twist his perception of reality despite any facts laid bare to him. We believe Peter to require intensive and long psychiatric care.