Apparently something he'd said had struck too hard, even if Wilson hadn't intended for that. The patients always seem surprised by how much the hospital had on record about their delusions, but Wilson didn't understand why. Someone had brought them here in the first place, after all - and whoever it was who admitted them, whether it be family member or friend, must have noticed some sign of their mental illness.

But these patients were delusional. What they were actually aware of before coming here could be very vague.

As Takanaga finished his comment, Wilson glanced over at him curiously. "I can't say either way, really." He knew for a fact that there had been no mass murderer in Japan recently, since that was the sort of thing that would certainly make national news. "Maybe you could explain the situation to me?" Then he might be able to give an opinion one way or the other, if that was what the patient was looking for.