Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be contained in a standard humanoid containment cell with the following modifications:
- No bed is to be placed within SCP-XXXX’s cell and SCP-XXXX is not to be allowed within a 15 meter radius of any bed, cot, sleeping bag, or other object primarily used for sleeping to leave its cell without approval of 2/3 of the O5 Council
- A table is to be provided, along with a soft upright chair of appropriate size
- A bookshelf containing no more than thirty (30) books approved by Site Command
- At least three (3) 20-30W LED Light Bulbs, connected to a backup generator in the event of power supply failure
- A chest containing 15 toys including:
- A "ray gun" which flashes and produces various sounds
- A stick horse
- 3 jigsaw puzzles of various complexity
- A plush stuffed rabbit nicknamed "Winkie"
SCP-XXXX is to be provided a monthly allowance of sixty-four (64) multi-color
crayons, five hundred (500) sheets of A4 paper, and any other requested amenities approved by Site Command not exceeding a total monthly budget of $50 USD.
Lethal force is not to be used against SCP-XXXX except in the event of a level 7 containment breach. Review updated containment procedures for guidance on use of force against SCP-XXXX (level 3 clearance required)
If SCP-XXXX comes within a 15 meter radius of any bed or similar, appears to experience drowsiness, or closes its eyes for more than 10 seconds, guards are authorized to use pain-inducing less-lethal weaponry to keep SCP-XXXX awake.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a humanoid entity resembling a caucasian male between the ages of 5 and 7 years, weighing approximately 19.91 kilograms and is 1.18 meters in height. SCP-XXXX displays abnormal emotional responses during testing, interviews, and therapy sessions. Foundation psychiatrists have diagnosed SCP-XXXX with Antisocial Personality Disorder.2
Initial testing into the anomalous properties of SCP-XXXX revealed no biological difference to a non-anomalous human of similar age. Despite this, it appears SCP-XXXX does not require sleep. During the initial 72-hour observation window prior to containment cell assignment, SCP-XXXX did not attempt to sleep or indicate to Foundation staff a desire to rest. Testing has discovered SCP-XXXX will sleep, however, under the following circumstances:
- Absence of light equal to or exceeding 200 Lumens
- Visual contact with a:
- Bed
- Cot
- Sleeping Bag
- Reclining Chair
- Hammock
- Futon
- Any other unit of furniture primarily used for human sleep
- SCP-XXXX closes its eyes for a duration longer than 5 minutes
Very limited testing into SCP-XXXX sleep patterns has been approved due to the dangerous nature of this anomaly. SCP-XXXX sleep tests are suspended indefinitely following incident XXXX-A1. Level 4 Security Clearance is required to view materials.
SCP-XXXX appears to have an innate sense of the presence of the items listed above, up to a distance of 15 meters away, and will actively seek them out when aware of their presence. When any of the conditions for sleep are met, SCP-XXXX will experience drowsiness for a period of 3-10 minutes and will then lose consciousness. Video surveillance technology fails when directed at SCP-XXXX during a lapse in consciousness, only operating once SCP-XXXX awakens.
During such a lapse in consciousness, any human within a 20 meter radius of the entity will invariably die. Bodies of those killed by SCP-XXXX's anomalous ability are often contorted into grotesque shapes, with multiple compound fractures, missing teeth and/or digits, and severe hemorrhaging around the eyes, nose, mouth and the navel. Testing involving D-Class personnel has not been able to determine any cause behind these deaths. The Foundation Ethics Committee has banned further testing involving D-Class personnel.3 SCP-XXXX continues to display abnormal emotional responses, even when exposed to photos of sleep event victims. Audio logs indicate death and disfigurement was nearly instantaneous. Tests with plants, fungi, and animals have not resulted in any degradation.
Below is the declassified portion of the transcript of the interview with SCP-XXXX preceding incident XXXX-A1
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Doctor Mallory, Lead Researcher, SCP-XXXX Project
Foreword: On 3/11/2021, Doctor Mallory was conducting a monthly psychological evaluation on SCP-XXXX. This portion of the log is available to all Foundation personnel with level 0 or higher clearance. Further recordings may require additional clearance to view, pursuant to orders from the O5 Council.
<Begin Log, 3/11/2021 14:22>
Dr. Mallory: Good afternoon, Teddy. How are you feeling today?
SCP-XXXX: I'm hungry. Can I have a snack?
Dr. Mallory: Soon. I have just a few questions for you first. How would you say you feel most days?
SCP-XXXX: Bored, mostly. I wanna go home. When can I go home?
Dr. Mallory: I see. I've put in a request to get you something to help with that. I don't want to ruin the surprise, but it rhymes with "bellyvision".[sic]4
SCP-XXXX: Really?
Dr. Mallory: It hasn't been approved yet, so don't get too excited. But I see no reason that we can't get one in a week or two.
Dr. Mallory shuffles in his seat. A small brown pouch hits the ground.
SCP-XXXX: I want some! Please? Please please please please please….. (SCP-XXXX says "please" 43 times in rapid succession.)
<End Log, 14:28>
Closing Statement: The events following this portion of the interview between Dr. Mallory and SCP-XXXX are referred to as incident XXXX-A1, and information on this incident is restricted to personnel with level 4 clearance and higher.
Addendum 1: SCP-XXXX has been evaluated monthly since first contained by Foundation psychiatrists. Continued testing has resulted in scores between 30-32 on PCL-R (Confirmed psychopathy, no change from intake exam scoring). Per Foundation Ethics Committee communiqué: "SCP-XXXX has demonstrated stunted emotional development. It is unclear at this time if this is as a result of upbringing, environment, or anomalous influence. Have a modicum of compassion."
Addendum 2: SCP-XXXX was first brought into Foundation custody on 4/18/[REDACTED] after being discovered alone in its parent’s home by MTF Operative [REDACTED], codename “Osmosis”, undercover assuming the role of an Indiana State Child Protective Services employee.
Two corpses, later identified as Thomas and Debra [REDACTED], were discovered at the scene of SCP-XXXX's recovery, their identity was confirmed by DNA testing. Upon discovery, Thomas was found to be missing his middle and first fingers on his left hand (missing digits remain unrecovered), two incisors were found approximately 4 meters to the right of his corpse, and 6 units (2.9 liters) of blood had pooled around his body. Debra was not found to be missing any body parts, but had suffered compound fractures of both femurs and the left ulna. Her neck was also found to be rotated 210 degrees from normal resting position. Both individuals had broken spines, their torsos appearing to be "folded in", heads near the base of the stomach. It remains unclear whether mutilation was the cause of death or if the injuries were inflicted post-mortem.
SCP-XXXX was originally called “Teddy [REDACTED]" according to documents found at the scene.
Foundation personnel are to be instructed prior to any encounter with SCP-XXXX to refer to the entity exclusively as "Teddy" to prevent degradation in mental health. Contact with SCP-XXXX is forbidden until further notice by order of the O5 Council. Further reading on the matter is available to Foundation personnel with level 4 clearance or higher.
Interview XXXX-3 Transcript
Interviewed: SCP-XXXX
Interviewer: Dr. ██████, Foundation Psychiatrist
Foreword: Following Incident XXXX-A1, one interview with SCP-XXXX has been approved. Date and time information has been redacted from the record.
<Begin Log>
Dr. ██████: Good day, XXXX. I'm here to talk to you about Incident XXXX-A1.
SCP-XXXX: (Silence)
Dr. ██████: SCP-XXXX, you are ordered to respond to my questions, or this interview will end and any talk of altering your containment procedures will be tabled indefinitely.
SCP-XXXX: I don't know what any of that means. My eyes hurt. Why are you doing this to me?
Dr. ██████: My apologies. It's easy to forget, you're still very young. Still, we have to get to the bottom of what happened. Why did you close your eyes last March? During your last interview.
SCP-XXXX: I was hungry.
Dr. ██████: That's it? I've seen the reports. You were going to be fed minutes after the interview was scheduled to end. I don't get it.
SCP-XXXX: You don't get it. Not at all. I wanted the doctor's candy. I didn't want "candy", I wanted his candy. He had it and I wanted it. He didn't give it to me. So I took it. You want to know why I did it? Because I could.
<End Log>
Closing Statement: Therapy has proven ineffective in reducing symptoms of psychopathy in SCP-XXXX. Following Interview XXXX-3, periodic review of containment procedures has been suspended. Non-essential personnel are to be reassigned and containment is to continue following current procedures, indefinitely.






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