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| SCP-987 in its original location of Saskatchewan. |
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Item #: SCP-987
Object Class: Safe Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-987 is to be kept, at all times, within an opaque brown, black or manila envelope in a filing cabinet in room ██, wing B in the Nunavut Facility a secure bunker at Site 10 inside a steel-walled containment room (#██) (dimensions 10m x 15m x 3m). At no point should SCP-987 be removed from this envelope except under the supervision of the Head Researcher and written consent from the Site Director. Following removal from its envelope, SCP-987 should only be exposed to D-Class personnel. In the case of a security breach, the containment room door is to engage an electronic lock. This lock can only be unlocked by the Site 10 supervisor.
Document #987-4: Procedures for Handling of SCP-987 (Class D Personnel Only)
1. Before entering Room ██, take 2 50 mg Buspirone tablets.
2. Don 50% opacity glasses.
3. Enter Room ██.
4. Wait until camera deactivation signal sounds.
5. Remove SCP-987 from its envelope.
6. Take still photographs of SCP-987 at one second intervals.
7. Return SCP-987 to envelope.
8. Wait until camera reactivation signal sounds before leaving room ██.
Any viewing of SCP-987 without proper handling procedures is grounds for termination. If any personnel are exposed to video footage of SCP-987 without proper authorization, activate Freeman Contingency.
Document #FRE-01: Freeman Contingency Procedure
1. Security Clearance Level 3 personnel are to set up blocks at all viewing room exits.
2. Security personnel are to sedate all D-Class, any violent staff, and all persons who viewed SCP-987 without authorization.
3. Site surgeons are to be equipped with orbitoclasts and prepare to operate. Four security persons are to wheel in all available operating tables and necessary medical instruments.
4. Any personnel attempting to exit or resist sedation are to be subjected to a transorbital leucotomy and interrogated before being terminated.
Description: SCP-987 is one double-hung sash window, with panes measuring 40.6cm x 50.8cm (16in x 20in), with a width of 3.05cm (1.2in). The "exterior" side has no anomalous properties and is transparent. However, the "interior" side of SCP-987 contains multiple anomalous and dangerous properties.
When viewing SCP-987, human subjects see a well-furnished living room, circa late 1980s or early 1990s. Occasionally, naked and bloodstained humanoids will enter the room and appear to interact socially, though more in depth analysis has proven that it is unlikely that these creatures truly understand what they are doing and are merely mimicking human behavior. They have also been observed to ransack the room randomly, though the humanoids place the furniture back in its original location within the next hour (One chair, believed to be wooden, has a broken leg, and no other pieces of furniture appear to be damaged in any way).
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Visual exposure to SCP-987 causes a cognitohazardous effect on human subjects. Limited viewing causes sensations of nausea, mild paranoia, and minor random phobias. In addition, a small tumor begins to grow slowly on the subject's left frontal lobe once visual contact is made. It is mostly benign but continues to enlarge following additional viewing sessions with SCP-987, ceasing after approximately 3 hours of viewing. More prolonged exposure leads to the tumor growing faster, severe paranoia, onomatophobia of terms similar to "leave", and suicidal tendencies.
SCP-987 was found in a Saskatchewan farmhouse in 1997. The house’s residents were found sitting in front of it, armed, having apparently starved to death while looking through. The properties of SCP-987 were originally assumed to have been limited to its location in the north wall of the house’s living room. The anomaly was soon discovered to be contained between the double-paned glass.
Document #987-C: Memorandum on the Incident at the Nunavut Facility
As of August 15, 2002, Wing B of Site 10 in Nunavut, Canada has been declared closed following the accidental release of SCP-987’s contents. SCP-987 was recovered. There were six survivors, all Class D Personnel. Each exhibits signs of severe paranoia and suicidal tendencies. SCP-987 will be transferred to a secure bunker in Site 10 on September 20, 2002 following standard screening procedures and reevaluation of object class.
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