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SCP XXXX - Remember that time in 1904?

Item#: XXXX

Level2

Containment Class:

neutralized

Secondary Class:

none

Disruption Class:

none

Risk Class:

none

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Photo of SCP-XXXX taken prior to containment.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX’s remains were buried in the ████████ Cemetery on the 15th of April of 2019, this is to be kept as a secret from the public, as SCP-XXXX’s public burial was held on the 12th of June of 2017 as a cover story to its containment. As its previous anomalous properties are no longer displayed, special containment procedures of SCP-XXXX or instances of SCP-XXXX-1 are no longer needed.

Description: SCP-XXXX refers to a 36 years old human male born in New Mexico, United States of America, birth name Manuel Floyd. SCP-XXXX has memories of his past lives from which he was reincarnated. When hearing SCP-XXXX talk about his memories of previous lives certain people may start forming memories of their own, it is unknown if these are real memories or illusions created by SCP-XXXX.
SCP-XXXX’s anomalous effects are displayed only on specific individuals (SCP-XXXX-1), who according to SCP-XXXX have met him in past lives. SCP-XXXX has the ability to immediately identify instances of SCP-XXXX-1 and usually refers to them by a name different to their birth name, mostly known only by SCP-XXXX himself.
According to SCP-XXXX the individual with a certain name will always display similar behaviour towards SCP-XXXX no matter what life or time period they currently are in.
SCP-XXXX was discovered by Dr. Jack Bright on the 30th May of 2017 when contacted by an individual going by the name “Lucy Bandeira”, a former researcher to the foundation until her death in 1941, instructing him to meet at the ████████ ██████ Park. At the park Dr. Bright was approached by SCP-XXXX, who showed himself to be an anomaly.
SCP-XXXX died on the 11th of April of 2019, 15:49 PM, in the medical ward of site-88, it’s anomalous properties seized and it was reclassified from safe, to neutralized.

Addendum XXXX-A: Interview Log 1

Interviewed: Dr. Jack Bright

Interviewer: Dr. Alex Williams

Foreword: Dr. Alex Williams, vice-chief of the SCP-XXXX research team, interviewed Dr. Jack Bright to learn more about the discovery and recovery of SCP-XXXX.

<Begin Log, 16:01 PM - 11th of June of 2017>

Dr. Williams: Good evening Dr. Bright, it’s a pleasure to meet you.

Dr. Bright: Good evening Dr. … Williams, no need for such formalities.

Dr. Williams: Y-yes, sorry, Let’s start. So first, if I remember, you received a call from someone claiming to be Dr. Lucy Bandeira, right?

Dr. Bright: Right, I was at my office when it happened, I found it kinda weird that the person sounded like an old man, but I mean, Lucy has been dead for decades now, so I figured if she was alive, somehow, and still had a voice, somehow, it wouldn’t be very soft or feminine, and they seemed to know stuff only she would, so I decided to investigate.

Dr. Williams: So it was SCP-XXXX talking with you on the phone?

Dr. Bright: Probably, the audio quality was pretty bad.

Dr. Williams: Like, too much noise? Do you think they were in a car or public space?

Dr. Bright: No, I mean the phone was bad, they called the oldest phone I have in my office.

Dr. Williams: Oh, so you have multiple phones in your … No, let’s focus on the case. What were those things only Dr. Bandeira would know?

Dr. Bright: Well, I worked with her some time ago on the research of some SCP, can’t remember which, and of course during research we talked, chatted and all of that. On the phone they talked about one of those conversations.

Dr. Williams: Ok, so you went to the park the next day?

Dr. Bright: Yes, at 1 PM, like they asked. I waited for a bit, and then the old guy came to talk to me. He introduced himself, said he was Lucy but reincarnated and explained his powers and all that.

Dr. Williams: Did he show any evidences of his “powers”?

Dr. Bright: Course. He talked more about the time I worked with Lucy, and about my phone collection, I remember showing her that.

Dr. Williams: Oh, makes sense, and then?

Dr. Bright: I brought him to the site. I looked through the foundation database but didn’t find his name anywhere, so, yeah, he was just a random old man with powers.

Dr. Williams: Ok. I believe this is enough. Thank you very much for taking time from your schedule to give this interview.

Dr. Williams: No problem. It’s good to not almost die for a change.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: In further interviews we will focus on the possibility of SCP-XXXX being Dr. Bandeira’s reincarnation and, if wrong, how it obtained the information it has.

Addendum XXXX-B: Interview Log 2

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX

Interviewer: Dr. Alex Williams

Foreword: Dr. Alex Williams, vice-chief of the SCP-XXXX research team, interviewed SCP-XXXX to see if it really is Dr. Bandeira, with the supervision of Dr. George Halls and the lie detection team, both behind a one-way mirror. Dr. Williams was instructed to speak normally as if to a friend to gain SCP-XXXX’s trust.

<Begin Log, 15:33 PM - 13th of June of 2017>

Dr. Williams: Hi Manuel, I’m Alex, nice to meet you.

SCP-XXXX: …

Dr. Williams: Is… something wrong?

SCP-XXXX: Myriel!

Dr. Williams: Uumm, what?

SCP-XXXX: Ah, I meant you are Myriel.

Dr. Williams: Umm, are you saying I’m one of the people you met in previous lifes?

SCP-XXXX: Yes, in 200 b.C.

Dr. Williams: Ooh, In Sparta, right? During the Carnea.

SCP-XXXX: Yes, yes! We had a ball that time!

Dr. Williams: Ahahah, I remember. It was so much fun.

SCP-XXXX: Yes, I recall you were really worried we wouldn’t catch the priest.

Dr. Williams: Of course! I had no idea what could end up happening if we hadn’t… Let’s focus on the interview, shall we?

SCP-XXXX: Yes yes, sorry.

Dr. Williams: So… what personality did the Myriels of other lifes have?

SCP-XXXX: Always really nice to me, but somewhat fearful.

Dr. Williams: Oh, seems correct…

SCP-XXXX: Aah, don’t get sad. It’s what makes you fun! Remember those times I skipped class? I think it was in the 19th century, not too long ago. You got soo concerned!

Dr. Williams: Of course! Ms. Abigail would get so mad if she found out. I didn’t want you to get in trouble.

SCP-XXXX: Hahah, I found that really cute at the time. That’s why I always did it.

Dr. Williams: What a jerk.

SCP-XXXX: Hahaah. Sorry, sorry… By the way, I think you would like to know Ms.Abigail was Javert.

Dr. Williams: Another name? What personality is connected to it?

SCP-XXXX: Javert hates me and thinks I’m a futureless punk.

Dr. Williams: Ahahah, yeah, seems like Ms. Abigail!

SCP-XXXX: Yes. always the most annoying one.

Dr. Williams: Ahahah, ok, we have to move on… lets see. When you reincarnate, are you usually related to your past selves, like, you are born as your own grand grand child or something?

SCP-XXXX: No, no, It’s pretty random, I don’t remember any time I was even born in the same country twice in a row.

Dr. Williams: You must know a lot about so many cultures, I’m kind of jealous. Were you ever in Pre-Colombian America?

SCP-XXXX: Hmm. Yes! I was aztec once.

Dr. Williams: Was I there?!

SCP-XXXX: No, I don’t think you were.

Dr. Williams: Oh, I was so excited.

SCP-XXXX: Ah, so you like pre-colombians now?

Dr. Williams: Yes, I’m a historical researcher, specialized in pre-colombian anomalies… It’s a shame… Well, at least I can get information from you.

SCP-XXXX: Ah yes, I can tell ya anything you want.

Dr. Williams: For now, though, I just need you to tell me… let me see… oh, do you think other people also do the same thing? I mean, reincarnate into another person after they die.

SCP-XXXX: Hmm, yes yes, I’d say so. When I’m reincarnated there seems to be many other people doing it.

Dr. Williams: What do you mean?

SCP-XXXX: Oh, I remember that after I die, I always see myself inside a kind of tunnel made of light connecting the place I died to the place I would be born next. It was cool to look at, and there were many other tunnels around, so I assume those were other people being reincarnated into some other place.

Dr. Williams: Ooh, how much time would you usually spend inside that ‘light tunnel’?

SCP-XXXX: Uhm… I don’t really know. No clocks around…but it seemed like 30 minutes at most.

Room speakers (Dr. Halls): I think this is enough for today, Williams.

Dr. Williams: I see, ok. Thank you for your time Manuel.

SCP-XXXX: Thank you for your time. I didn’t expect to be treated this nicely around here. Will we see each other again?

Dr. Williams: Possibly. I hope so.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: Upon investigation by the lie detection team it was confirmed SCP-XXXX did not lie at any moment. Dr. Williams was questioned why he didn’t follow the intended focus of the interview, the possibility SCP-XXXX is Dr. Bandeira.

Addendum XXXX-C: Interview Log 3

Interviewed: SCP-XXXX

Interviewer: Dr. Alex Williams

Foreword: Dr. Alex Williams, vice-chief of the SCP-XXXX research team, interviewed SCP-XXXX to see if it really is Dr. Bandeira, with the supervision of Dr. George Halls and the lie detection team, both behind a one-way mirror. Dr. Williams was instructed to speak normally as if to a friend again. The needed questions were written down for Dr. Williams to consult.

<Begin Log, 16:01 PM - 15th of June of 2017>

Dr. Williams: Hi, it’s me again!

SCP-XXXX: Hello Myriel! what’s new?

Dr. Williams: I need you to tell me some stuff about your relation to Dr. Bandeira.

SCP-XXXX: Ah, yes. Whatever you need.

Dr. Williams: Great! Well, let’s see…first question, do you still remember everything that happened in your life as Dr. Bandeira?

SCP-XXXX: Most of it, just not the first 3 years, but that also happens with all other lifes.

Dr. Williams: Good, so you remember the moment when you got Dr, Bright’s phone number.

SCP-XXXX: Yes yes. I got it from the site database when we started working together, in case I needed to contact him for an emergence. I found it weird had so many numbers listed as his, ten I think. Later I found out he had a telephone collection in his office.

Dr. Williams: He told me about it. I guess being immortal makes people make strange decisions…

SCP-XXXX: Don’t even tell me that! I did so much stuff this time around after I found out about my past lives.

Dr. Williams: Ooh, I actually wanted to ask you about that. How did you get the memories of your past lives?

SCP-XXXX: Hmm, they just started popping into my head when I turned three. From then on I started trying to do as much stupid shit as possible.

Dr. Williams: Like…?

SCP-XXXX: Well… I stole a lot of stuff, mostly candy, jelly bellies, kinda miss eating those. That’s all I’m willing to tell. I stopped when I was around fifteen, got some sense into my head.

Dr. Williams: …

SCP-XXXX: No no, it wasn’t anything illegal, I mean, not much more than stealing candy. It’s just…never mind.

Dr. Williams: Ok…let’s get back to Dr. Bandeira.

SCP-XXXX: Yes yes.

Dr. Williams: Let’s see…Oh…rather direct.

SCP-XXXX: What? You said it really quietly.

Dr. Williams: Oh, don’t mind it. Was just talking to myself. The question is, “Are you sure you are Dr. Bandeira reincarnated. If yes what was your system Id and password? If not, how do you know everything you know about her?

SCP-XXXX: Ahahah, You guys could have tried to hide the fact you were going to use lie detection a little better!

Dr. Williams: Heh, can’t disagree.

Room speakers (Dr. Halls): Just say it, SCP-XXXX.

SCP-XXXX: K, George. Yes, I’m Dr. Bandeira’s reincarnation. ID was 12002, and password K2O492J6U781… I think. Not like we used it too often. I know everything I know because I was her, and have all her memories. There you go.

Room speakers (Dr. Halls): Thank you. That is enough.

Dr. Williams: Oh, ok. Thank you for your time once again Manuel!

SCP-XXXX: It’s nothing. Was a nice talk!

Dr. Williams: I can say the same.

SCP-XXXX: By the way, that was George, right? In the speaker.

Dr. Williams: Umm, I’m not allowed to tell you that.

SCP-XXXX: Makes sense. Well, bye then!

Dr. Williams: See you.

<End Log>

Closing Statement: Upon investigation by the lie detection team it was confirmed SCP-XXXX did not lie at any moment. ID and password were correct.

Addendum XXXX-D: Appendix 1 7th of September of 2017

At 7:59am Dr. Alex Williams was notified of the revocation of his clearance to enter the Humanoid Containment Chamber ███, containing SCP-XXXX. Reasons for revocation were several unauthorized and unnotified visits since 18th of June of 2017. Process completed at 8:27am.

Addendum XXXX-E: Incident 1 7th of September of 2017

At 8:24am containment breach of the Humanoid Containment Chamber number ███ was announced. Security camera footage showed Dr. Alex Williams entering the cell at 8:02am and leaving with SCP-XXXX at 8:23am. Both were found dead by security personnel at 8:47am inside the medic facility ███. Upon autopsy the cause of death was confirmed to have been overdose because of suicidal ingestion of lethal amounts of ██████ ███████.