The man in the emergency room was not your typical head case. He ran out onto a highway and got hit by a truck. The doctors call him John Doe because he can't remember anything. His first visitor is a man who claims to be his brother, but once the two men are alone, all hell breaks loose. You can stop the amnesia routine, the visitor growls as he pulls a gun. I know who you are and I know what you've done! A shot is fired and the two men struggle - but John manages to escape. But in Jay Bonansinga's Head Case, freedom isn't the same thing as safety. John's days are a hideous waking nightmare. And his nights are filled with flashes of his past - flashes filled with mutilated bodies and blood-splashed rooms. Suddenly, John is learning more about what he is than who he is. Looking for help.