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Item #: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be stored in a standard inanimate-object locker at site-64. Testing may be conducted using D-class personnel or any non-essential personnel who would wish to participate. Testing is to carried out solely by researchers of security clearance level 1 or higher. (See Addendum 01) In the event of an emergency, SCP-XXXX may be used by any Foundation member with clearance level 1 or higher.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a large black metallic device similar in appearance to standard desktop computer tower. SCP-XXXX does not require any external power source or connection to the internet to function. How this is achieved is still under investigation. While its outward appearance is close to baseline towers, it has a 1cm trench running vertically along its right panel where a monitor is usually located. This trench glows with a blue light when SCP-XXXX is in an active state, and will glow red when its active state is dirsupted in some fashion. SCP-XXXX has no ports of any kind on its surface, save for a single USB port located on the bottom of its front panel. The center of the front panel has a large circular button which will glow green at all times, when this button is pressed SCP-XXXX with enter its active state.
SCP-XXXX's active state begins with the object making a humming noise similar to sounds produced by non-anomalous computers. After approximately 15 seconds, the sound will cease and a monotone and androgenous voice will be produced; greeting a "██████ ████████" and will state the time since SCP-XXXX last entered its active state. SCP-XXXX will then immediately project a large holographic display which will respond to the users voice commands. The user may ask to display files stored on SCP-XXXX, play selections of music stored on SCP-XXXX (So far the only music that has been discovered, have been songs commonly though to be love songs. However all of these songs have been since confirmed by their writers to be about stalkers or abusive relationships. It is unkown if these songs were chosen intentionally because of this, or if it is simply cruel irony.), and photographs of a woman since identified as "████ ████████" which appear to be taken without any knowledge or consent. This photographs have also often been shown to be taken from angles or postitions which should be impossible. Asking SCP-XXXX to shutdown, or telling it "good bye" will result in SCP-XXXX vocalizing "Good bye ██████ ████████, I hope to show you your love again soon!" regardless of what the user requested SCP-XXXX to do during this session.
SCP-XXXX's primary anomalous property manifests when the user asks the object to show them any person or entity they wish. SCP-XXXX will only display entities that the user have met personally, or have a significant amount of knowledge of. The display will change to show a full 3-dimensional projection of the chosen subject in accordance to their current appearance and state, such as current injuries and wounds, damp clothes, or clothes becoming dirty or muddy. While the projection itself will not animate, the appearance of the subject will change in real time. In addition to the 3-dimensional projection, SCP-XXXX will also show coordinates corresponding to the approximate location of the subject. How SCP-XXXX obtains this information is also unknown and of great interest to the Foundation.
Recovery: SCP-XXXX was recovered from a small apartment in Toronto following noise complaints from the buildng. Local authorities eventually forced their way into the apartment after several minutes of no answers. The apartment had much of its walls covered in photos of an unknown woman (Since identified as ….), as well as all of its windows being blocked by cardboard nailed to the walls. In the center of the apartment was a table upon which SCP-XXXX was situated in an active state. While in this active state it was playing several songs at an extrmemely loud volume. The obviously strange report given by the attending officers was intercepted by Foundation agents and SCP-XXXX was subsequently contained without incident. Officers were given class-A amnestics and given a suitable cover story. Search for the tennant of the apartment is still ongoing, and the Foundation has since classified the owner of this object as a Person of Interest.
Testing Logs:
Test #03 - Date 01/06/20██
Subject: D-class #29570
Procedure: D-class requesting SCP-XXXX to play all music in its library.
Results: SCP-XXXX played ███ songs for ██ hours before repeating itself. All songs played were of the same subject, and D-class became extremely agitated at having to listen and sit through the entire playlist.
Analysis: Dr. Burnstein: All songs in the music library followed a similar pattern, and are commonly associated with individuals who are considered stalkers. This test has helped us to begin a psychological profile of ██████ ████████.
Test #07 - Date 01/07/20██
Subject: D-class #39484
Procedure: D-class requesting SCP-XXXX to show D-class its image library.
Results: SCP-XXXX displayed numerous folders all containing various images of an unknown woman in various situations, similar to classic photographs taken by a stalker. Several images were said to be "impossible" by D-class due to postitioning, and angle of the photographer. One example of this was a photograph of the woman attatching a poster to a wall, investigation of the location shows that the photographer would have been approximately 1 meter within the wall; which was 2 meters thick. D-class was requested to count the number of images to the best of their ability. D-class reported at least █████ images, however it is estimated to be a slightly larger number due to SCP-XXXX showing difficulties in fitting large numbers of images on its projection at the same time.
Analysis: Dr. Burnstein: The nature of these images add to the idea that ██████ ████████ is clearly obsessive over this woman, and that the sheer amount of data stored on SCP-XXXX clearly exceeds that of standard home computers.
Test #09 - Date 01/07/20██
Subject: D-class #39484
Procedure: D-class requesting SCP-XXXX to show SCP-XXXX.
Results: SCP-XXXX displayed a holographic image or SCP-XXXX, and D-class immediately began to show symptoms identical to the cognitohazardous effects of SCP-XXXX. Researchers observing the test also began to show the effects as well. All affected indiviuals were immediately terminated after SCP-XXXX entered its inactive state.
Analysis: Dr. Burnstein: Who the hell authorized this test?! *Sigh* At least SCP-XXXX has been determined to also transfer cognitohazardous effects of entities in addition to current appearance. I wonder if the user is also subject to SCP-096's effects?
Addendum 00: Further testing involving SCP-XXXX and any entity which has cognitohazardous effects has been permanently suspended following Test #09. Any testing involving SCP-XXXX must have no fewer than 2 armed guards at all times to prevent unauthorized displays of cognitohazards.
Test #26 - Date 02/16/20██
Subject: D-class #58385
Procedure: D-class requesting SCP-XXXX to show Researcher ████ ████████.
Results: D-class requested SCP-XXXX to display "Whoever the hell put me here." instead of asking SCP-XXX to directly show them Researcher ████ ████████; who was the researcher who authorized the test. SCP-XXXX began humming extremely loudly followed by its lights flashing red. Following this SCP-XXXX projected the hologram as usual while still acting abnormally before ceasing all activity and displaying a large red error screen. A large flash of light filled the room, temporarily blinding several researchers. After the light dissapated it was discovered that D-class #58385 was no longer in the room. A containment breach alert was issued, though this was quickly ended following the confirmation of no other breaches. SCP-XXXX briefly vocalized, saying that "They aren't happy. I'm sorry.", before ceasing all activity for approximately 48 hours.
Analysis: Dr. Burnstein: Well, this test certainly put some of our non-religious team members on edge. It should be noted that D-class #58385 was not a member of any known religious organization or practiced any faith that we are aware of. I recommend that we update security and containment procedures to prevent an incident like this from occuring again.
Addendum 01:
