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So the basic premise of this idea is that Frankenstein's monster was indeed real and Mary Shelley wrote a book about it under the guise of fiction because it was her solution to bring a dangerous truth to light at the time. The Foundation will discover the existence of the monster and mark it as an anomaly in 2018 after searching for entrances to searching for alternative entrances to SCP-3229. The foundation will find the remains of the "monster under a sheet of ice" which was deemed as an object of interest after seeing enlarged bones and a curiously malformed skull. There was a journal found nearby that was ruined but it does infer proof of ownership to "Frankenstein". This sets off suspicion and a small investigation was launched into the records of Mary Shelley. Mary Shelley's last remaining letters and records were seized in London, and the results were interesting. Letters were seized that are actually from Robert Walton (the sailor that "wrote" the story of Frankenstein in the novel). It lets the Foundation know that the account was real, but since everything has already happened, there is nothing more to add.
The sauce/why this story will be interesting: The sauce is that the story is an open and shut case, and that fiction was reality all along. I'm thinking of adding in a subplot of a researcher
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