The Dybbuk Box

Subject Name: SCP-4021

Classification: Euclid

Description: SCP-4021 is a aged oak wine cabinet of German origin. It is approximately 60.96 cm in height and weighs approximately 907 grams. It contains multiple pieces of personal memorabilia dating back to the Second World War as well as several religious artifacts linked to Judaism.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-4021 should be kept in a 15 x 15 SqM room at Site-42 with no more than 2 armed guards stationed outside the entrance at all times. During Yom Kippur, SPC-4021 must be blessed by a Jewish Rabbi to ensure that the contents remain dormant at all times. The Rabbi must then then be decommissioned and tracked to ensure that The Serpents Hand or The Church of the Broken God capture and interrogate them for the location of the object.

Recovery Details: SCP-4021 was recovered from a small village outside of Nuremberg, Germany after reports of a "demonic disturbance" were intercepted by MTF Alpha-4 ("Pony Express") personnel and were subsequently reported to the O5 council who then dispatched MTF Epsilon-6 ("Village Idiots") to recover and "clean-up" any possible information leaks.