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Item #: SCP-5248

Object class: Neutralized

Special Containment Procedures: The remains of SCP-5248 are to be maintained in a clear plastic box at Site-19. A postmortem will be requested on the authority of the Department of Analytics.

All material associated with SCP-5248 must remain in secure storage until disposal is approved.

Description: The reason for the death of SCP-5248 is unknown, however an investigation is ongoing. Further information related to SCP-5248, including its appearance and other details are available to personnel with appropriate clearance only.

+ Please confirm clearance 5248/19-4

SCP-5248 was a humanoid first found in California. According to officials, SCP-5248 was born in 1996. SCP-5248 was 2.1 meters in height with teeth that were 1.8 meters tall. Not much is known about SCP-5248, however it is speculated that it used its big teeth to cut deep into living begins such as humans and animals.

There have been many reports of this humanoid spotted around areas with large amounts of trees to the CCPD. Foundations specialists detected the similarity between each report and the actions of this humanoid in October 1999.

SCP-5248 was taken into custody in November 1999, and was contained in a humanoid Site-19 cell. On the 7th of May 2000, SCP-5248 was found deceased. There was no sign of forced entry, security cameras showed SCP-5248 screaming when it suddenly stopped and fell over.

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+ Investigation Record 

SCP-5248 Investigation Update Presentation

Date: 10 May 2000

Location: Site-19 Meeting Room

Present:
Richard Simpsy- Site-19 Director
Alfred Adkins- Department of Analytics
Harold Walling- Researcher, Site-19
Michael Jonesy- Researcher, Site-19
Bruce Parkwood- Patrol Guard

<conversing begins>

Richard Simpsy: Gentleman, welcome. Alfred, go ahead.

Alfred Adkins: Thank you, Mr. Simpsy. We have called this meeting due to SCP-5248. As you all know 3 days ago SCP-5248 perished. The investigation team has not figured why, but -

Michael Jonesy: Mr. Adkins, then why have you called us here today?

Richard simpsy: Don't interrupt someone when they are talking!

Alfred Adkins: Anyway, as I was saying, there have been some rumors that the investigation have been considering.

Bruce Parkwood: Which are?

Alfred Adkins: Well, the first one is due to the the fact that it was always spotted near areas with trees.

Harold Walling: Which means that if we take it away from its natural habitat, then it might not hold up.

Alfred Adkins: Exactly!

Michael Jonesy: It could be, but what about the other one?

Richard Simpsy: The other would be suicide.

Michael Jonesy: That just sounds stupid and how would it do that?

Richard Simpsy: As you know, very little is known about SCP-5248, we don't know how its mind works or even what it truly is, so this is a possibility.

Alfred Adkins: Don't forget, this is classified information. That is all we wanted to discuss today, thank you for your time.

<conversing ends>