Secure Containment Procedures: SCP-3114 is held in a 3 meter 
by 7 meter enclosure surrounded by reinforced steel, with impact 
glass windows for observation. A smaller 1 meter by 2 meter cell is 
attached to contain SCP-3114 when its enclosure needs to be 
entered for maintenance, enrichment, or inspection. 


When SCP-3114 needs to be moved from one section to another, a 
projection of a human subject will be displayed on a wall in the 
desired area. Once SCP-3114 attacks the projection, the door will 
be closed. No personnel are to enter SCP-31 14's enclosure outside 
of approved testing procedures. 


Description: SCP-3114 is an animate human skeleton. It stands 
approximately 1.6 meters tall and weighs 30 kg. Though it has no 
articulation or connective tissue, its individual bones remain in place 
as they would in a human body. Individual bones can be pulled out 
of position, but quickly return to their correct position when there is 
no longer an outside force acting on them. Though SCP-3114 is 
made of similar minerals as human bone, it is much denser and 
stronger, requiring more than three times as much force to break. A 
broken bone will mend, though it takes several weeks for a larger 
bone. 


There is no current explanation for SCP-3114's ability to move. Its 
observed range of motion in its joints are similar to a healthy adult 
female's. It is much stronger than a human of comparable size. It is 
able to lift at least 250 kg with one arm and has a measured grip 
strength of 270 kg. Its maximum observed foot speed is 60 km/h. 


SCP-3114 is able to react to visual stimuli, with an apparent field of 
view similar to a human's. However, it does not react to sound or 


Subject stands up 


"Dr. :" Subject 393-1, sit down now! Your stories are 
broken and make no sense. Cindy is not real. Play the 
tapes, 2 


Video logs of Subject 393-1 for the previous day begin 
playing with time stamp 


"Subject 393-1:" Those are fake! You're lying to me! This 
is just another damn test! 


Subject picks up video projector and moves to smash it 
"Dr. :" Sedate him! 


Guards tranquilize Subject 393-1 and take the body to 
his holding cell 


"Dr. :" Glad that's done with. Turn it off. We're done 
here. 
<End Log> 


Closing Statement: Subject 393-1 terminated after refusing to 
work, and attacking any staff who entered his cell. 


SCP-393 has a heavy effect on the memory of the subject, but 
subject's memories fall apart under questioning. - Dr 


« SCP-392 | SCP-393 | SCP-394 » 


smell. It responds to touch, but it is difficult to test its sensitivity. 


SCP-3114 has made no attempts to communicate See entry 16 of 
the experiment log. It is extremely aggressive and immediately 
attempts to attack any time it sees a human or other biological 
humanoid (referred to as targets from hereon). 


When it sees a potential target, SCP-3114 will take the quickest, 
most direct route it can, only avoiding obstacles it cannot push 
through. Once it reaches a target, it will latch on with its hands and 
begin squeezing around the throat. 


Once the target has stopped moving, SCP-3114 begins tearing 
openings in the target's body and pulling out its bones over the 
course of several hours. Once it has completely removed the 
target's skeleton, it will attempt to pull the remaining flesh over itself. 
This tears the flesh into multiple parts. Once the body is no longer in 
one large piece, it loses interest in it. 


When no target is present, SCP-31 14 is fairly docile. It explores its 
enclosure but does not attempt to escape. SCP-enrichment objects 
such as blocks, tires, cardboard boxes, and sticks are provided and 
replaced at regular intervals. When the lights are turned out for the 
night, SCP-3114 lays down and becomes motionless. Though it 
resembles sleep, it is still capable of responding to visual stimuli. 


Experiment Log Excerpts: 


Entry 3: D-1724, a 120 kg adult male. 

Date: / / 

D-1724 attempted to run when he saw SCP-3114 approach. When it 
caught him, he attempted to fight back but was unable to do 
appreciable damage to SCP-3114. However, this did agitate 
SCP-3114 a great deal, and damage to the subject was greater than 
in other observed cases. SCP-3114 gave up removing the subject's 
bones partway through when it became clear the subject's body was 
not intact. The remains were placed in a corner. SCP-3114 placed 
several sticks and a cardboard box on top of the subject, as though 
burying him. 


Entry 5: Store mannequin, dressed as a Class-D personnel. 


Date: / / 

SCP-3114 ran to the subject, as expected. However, it stopped 
several feet away. It stared at it for several minutes, then waved a 
hand in front of the subject's face. It seemed confused by the lack of 
facial features. It proceeded to touch the top of the head, tapping it 
several times before it finally carried it back to its enclosure, where it 
placed it in the corner. It mimicked its pose several times while 
standing next to it. It removed the mannequin's clothes and 
attempted to wear them. However, it was unable to operate the belt, 
and could not keep the pants from falling. After several attempts, it 
appeared to grow frustrated. It removed the clothes, then threw 
them and the mannequin into a corner. 


Entry 6: Female gorilla 

Date: / / 

SCP-3114 approached the subject but did not become aggressive 
until the subject stood up. SCP-3114 proceeded to engage in its 
typical behavior. However, the gorilla was able to break SCP-3114's 
left ulna before it expired. 


SCP-3114 was unable to fit itself into the subject's body, giving up 
after the body was no longer intact. It was "buried" in the corner, as 
with previous subjects. 


Entry 9: Male border collie 

Date: / / 

SCP-3114 approached the subject cautiously. It examined it with its 
fingers and seemed surprised when the dog licked it. It interacted 
with the dog for two hours, becoming visibly more excited. It 
appeared to be engaging in play behavior. It wrestled with the dog 
without harming it and threw sticks for it. 


At one point, the dog attempted to bite SCP-3114's lower left leg, at 
which point SCP-3114 struck it sharply, frightening the subject. 
However, neither appeared to have been seriously harmed, and 
both returned to their play. 


The subject was removed from the enclosure without incident. 
SCP-3114 stood at the exit for several hours after the subject was 
removed, striking the walls repeatedly. However, it did not use 
enough force to cause damage to its enclosure. 


Entry 13: Human cadaver, female, 55kg, two days after death 
Date: / / 

SCP-3114 reacted as it would to a live human, including an attempt 
to crush its throat for several minutes. Otherwise identical to tests 
with similarly-sized live subjects. 


Entry 14: Human skeleton, articulated for teaching. 

Date: / / 

SCP-3114 approached the subject rapidly but did not attack. 
Instead, it examined the subject for several minutes, then began to 
prod it. When this elicited no response, it ran its hand along the top 
of the subject's head. It then carefully removed the subject from its 
stand and carried it back to its enclosure. It cradled the subject for 
several hours. It then put the subject in the same position it takes 
during sleep periods. 


Entry 16: Human cadaver, male, 145 kg, one hour after death 
Date: / / 

Subject reacted as in Log entry 13. However, it was able to keep the 
body intact while it placed itself inside. It walked around its 
enclosure for an hour while wearing the subject. 


When the projection was shown to clean the enclosure, SCP-3114 
did not attempt to attack the projection. Instead, it walked up to it 
and began to attempt interaction. 


D-4843, an adult male, was placed in the enclosure. When 
SCP-3114 approached, he attempted to escape. SCP-3114 grabbed 
him but did so gently. It continued to try interacting with him, taking 
his hand and placing it on its face, trying to ape his movements, and 
embracing him. He reacted negatively to all interactions. After three 
hours, D-4843 was removed from the enclosure. 


SCP-3114 waited for several minutes at the door. Then it tore the 
subject off of itself. It kicked the remains into a corner, then laid 
down next to the subject of Entry 14. It did not move for three days, 
at which point it resumed its normal behavior. 


SCP-3115: 99.7 Cognitohazard FM 


Item #: SCP-3115 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3115 is to be locked 
inside a Standard Item Storage Locker at Site - . This locker is to 
be placed centrally within a containment cell measuring 5mx5mx5m 
and secured to the floor with standard steel bolts. The cell is to be 
lined with soundproofing material with an STC (Sound Transmission 
Class) rating of greater than 60. 


At no time should the USB of SCP-3115 be inserted into an 
electronic device except for the purpose of an approved test. All 
tests must be approved by no fewer than two Level 4 personnel 
stationed at Site- and the on-site 'Memetics Department’. TESTING 
HAS BEEN SUSPENDED PENDING POST-INCIDENT REVIEW BY 
ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SECURITY. SEE INCIDENT 
REPORT IR3115-A FOR FURTHER UPDATES 


Researchers wishing to observe testing with SCP-3115 may do so 
only with the aid of a video feed. No audio transmissions are 
permitted to leave the containment chamber whilst testing is in 
progress due to risk of containment breach (See Testing Log). 


Description: SCP-3115 is a set of standard audio headphones 
consistent with those manufactured in the early 21st Century. The 
headphones contain no external markings and show signs of slight 
use. The headphone portion of SCP-3115 is ‘plugged in' with a 
standard double ended USB cable which was present with 
SCP-3115 at acquisition. 


When connected to an electronic device via the USB connector, 
SCP-3115 will begin to play audio snippets from various radio 
stations from around the world. Testing has confirmed that the radio 
broadcast from SCP-3115 matches that which the particular station 


it is tuned to is broadcasting at the time. To date, no technology 
capable of receiving said signals has been found in or on SCP-3115 
and its means of receiving these signals is unknown. 


SCP-3115's anomalous effect manifests when a human being 
places the headphones over his ears and connects SCP-3115's 
USB to any electronic device (The device's ability to transmit audio 
data appears irrelevant, SCP-3115's anomalous properties would 
manifest even if connected to a USB compatible charger). 


When a human subject places SCP-3115 over his ears a noticeable 
change in the audio output will occur. The subject will continue to 
hear broadcasts from a random radio station, however all talking, 
singing and other vocalizations will now be narrated by an unknown 
male sounding entity known as SCP-3115/A. 


SCP-3115/A is described as talking with a formal English accent and 
has a seemingly jovial tone. SCP-3115/A will continue to narrate and 
sing all content broadcast from the radio station currently being 
broadcast by SCP-3115 in real time for approximately 15 minutes of 
use. 


SCP-3115/A will continue to narrate broadcast audio after 15 
minutes of SCP-3115 being worn by a human subject, however will 
now include additions to the standard broadcast. 


The anomalous effect of SCP-3115 ceases when the headphones 
are removed from the human subject and the voice of the 
transmission will return to that of the DJ/Artist. 


+ Level 4 Clearance Required 


Addendum 3115/01: 

After 15 minutes have elapsed with a human subject 
listening to SCP-3115/A, SCP-3115/A will make 
additions to the standard broadcast. 


SCP-3115/A will at random appear to say words, 
phrases, and describe abstract concepts which almost 
without exception prove to be cognitohazardous to the 
human subject listening. 


Subjects which are exposed to the cognitohazardous 
vocalizations of SCP-3115/A will begin to display 
symptoms immediately. Symptoms increase drastically 
depending on the amount of vocalization additions 
heard. Once the original 15 minutes has elapsed there 
appears to be no correlation to the frequency of further 


additions. 


Number of Additions 
Heard 


2-4 


3-5 


Effect on Subject 


Subject experiences visual 
hallucinations of varying 
content and severity. A 
consistent theme appears to 
be the perception of a 
humanoid entity standing 
within the room they are 
currently in. Subjects will 
perceive the audio being 
output by SCP-3115 as 
coming from this entity. 
Subjects universally report 
the early stages of a 
migraine at this stage. 
Subject experiences 
symptoms from previous 
additions. Subjects also 
report the apparent inability 
to remove SCP-3115 from 
their heads or unplug it from 
the electronic device. 
Physical intervention at this 
stage in removing 
SCP-3115 from the head of 
a subject will cause the 
symptoms to abate within 1 
hour. 

Subject experiences 
symptoms from previous 
additions. Subjects also 


6+ 


+ Show Testing Log 
Test 3115-01 


Subject: D-88743 


report seeing symbols on 
the walls, floor and ceiling of 
an unknown language. 
These symbols cause 
extreme pain in those who 
observe them and are 
capable of causing subjects 
to jose Consciousness. 
Subjects expire within 
seconds of hearing a sixth 
addition. Prior to expiration 
subjects begin to 
involuntarily vocalize the 
cognitohazardous additions 
they have so far heard. This 
is capable of spreading the 
cognitohazard to further 
individuals. Given the rapid 
vocalizations of the subject 
at this stage, the 
propagation of the hazard is 
extremely fast and further 
infected individuals will 
enter the latter stages of 
infection in moments. 


Procedure: D-88743 is directed to enter the 
containment chamber and plug SCP-31 15 into 
a provided USB portable power pack and 
remain within the room for 5 minutes. D-88743 
is not directed to wear SCP-3115. 

Results: D-88743 follows instructions and 
reports faintly hearing a broadcast consistent 
with BBC Radio 1's morning show coming 
from SCP-3115. Note, D-88743 is near to 


SCP-3115. but is not wearing it. D-88743 is 
disconnects SCP-3115 from the power pack 
and exits the chamber without incident. 
Analysis: Site- is shielded from all outside 
broadcasts. Audio output is later confirmed to 
be consistent with BBC Radio 1, however the 
means in which SCP-3115 has detected this 
signal is unknown. 


Test 3115-02 


Subject: D-88743 

Procedure: D-88743 is directed to enter the 
containment chamber and plug SCP-3115 into 
a provided USB portable power pack. D-88743 
is instructed to wear SCP-3115. D-88743 is 
permitted to leave the containment chamber 
after 5 minutes as per previous test. 

Results: D-88743 follows instructions exactly. 
Upon wearing SCP-3115 D-88743 removes 
SCP-3115 stating surprise at hearing 
SCP-3115/A instead of a standard broadcast. 
D-88743 is instructed to place SCP-3115 on 
his head again which he does without 
argument. After 5 minutes has elapsed, 
D-88743 unplugs SCP-3115, removes them 
from his head and leaves the containment 
chamber. 

Analysis: Audio output matches that of 
WKCS-FM. D-88743 is placed in observations 
for one week following test but shows no 
negative effects. D-88743 expresses 
reluctance to partake in further tests claiming 
that the voice of SCP-3115/A ‘unnerved him’. 


Test 3115-03 


Subject: D-88743 

Procedure: D-88743 is instructed to follow 
procedures as per Test 3115-02 however is 
instructed to remain within the containment