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Item #: SCP-4260
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4260 is to be kept sealed in a small container, and only opened for testing.
Description: SCP-4260 is an old ink printer, originally used in an office building in downtown Seattle, Washington. It came into Foundation hands in 1984, an an operative working nearby discovered its anomalous effects. SCP-4260 acts normally when using standard ink, but has worn due to age. When the ink cartridge instead includes blood of a singular individual, it will print out an image in red, which had been identified as revealing the point in which they die. The image is of a simple seemingly hand drawn quality made completely with red, with no text revealed. Other liquids, such as water, have no effect, and only make the printer perform poorly. When two or more individuals blood make up the ink cartridge, nothing occurs. The amount of blood seems to not matter, as it is still able to create a full picture with any amount.
On every subject that has agreed to use the item, all that passed away had a connection with their death and their respective images. While their have been no changes in the physical states of test subjects, the idea of knowing something surrounding your death can have an affect on their mental state.
Test Subject 1: The subject used SCP-4260, and was given an image featuring a car flipped over with a massive dent in its side. Three years later, the subject was struck by an 18-wheeler while driving home, killing him instantly.
Test Subject 2: The subject received an image consisting only of a grand piano. The subject remains alive, but has an extreme fear of pianos as a result.
Test Subject 3: The subject received an image of a rotting and ferocious SCP-682. The subject immediately attempted to leave, keeping far away from the monster as possible. They instead caused a security breach, in which SCP-682 broke from its containment and mauled him to death. The breach caused the death of 27 people, the greatest number of deaths SCP-4260 has caused.
Test Subject 4: The subject received an image of the Golden Gate Bridge. After 10 months, the subject decided to commit suicide on a separate bridge. He survived the fall, but was paralyzed from the neck down. The hospital where he now resides includes a view of the Golden Gate Bridge.
