point S is to be opened and subject instructed to 
maintain position and report any movement. After one (1) 
minute of no reported activity, subject is to be instructed 
to move forward to examine decor of hallway S, still 
reporting any movement. If subject reaches contact point 
CP without reporting movement they may be extracted 
from the testing site and re-admitted to containment. 
Subjects are to repeat this process at a rate of once 
every three (3) days, not lasting longer than ten (10) 
days in total. Subjects who report no movement during 
testing period are to be considered SCP-2216-3 
negative, administered Class-C amnestics and released. 


Testing Logs: 
+ Test Log 2216-TL1.1: TE-2216-2-1 
Test: - Date: th, 


Subject: D- 

Foreward: [REDACTED] (See Document 
2216-X1999-1 for further information) 
Procedure: Subject D- was placedina 
secure testing chamber identical to the one 
utilized in TE-2216-2-5.D- —_ was informed to 
make note of any figures in the film which 
appeared abnormal or out of place in the 
video, insert SCP-2216-2-1 into the VCR, and 
begin playback. 


Results: [REDACTED] (See Document 2216- 
X1999-1 for further information) 


Analysis: [REDACTED] (See Document 
2216-X1999-1 for further information) 


+ Test Log 2216-TL1.3: TE-2216-2-3 
Test: TE-2216-2-3 - Date February 3rd, 


Subject: D-10199 


Foreward: SCP-2216-2-3 is a USB drive with 
one (1) MPEG-4 file present, depicting a 
mountain biking run, three (3) minutes, twenty 
seven (27) seconds in length, from the 
perspective of the biker's helmet camera. It 
has been determined that the video was 
transferred via bluetooth from an cellular 
phone to a computer, then copied to the drive. 
Both the phone and computer were 
determined to be unaffected by SCP-2216-1 at 
time of recovery. 

Procedure: Subject D-10199 was placed ina 
secure testing chamber identical to the one 
utilized in TE-2216-2-1. D-10199 was informed 
to make note of any figures in the film which 
appeared abnormal or out of place in the 
video, connect SCP-2216-2-3 to the 
appropriate port and begin playback. 


Results: D-10199 did so with minimal 
objection and began to view SCP-2216-2-3. 
From 1:23 to 1:26, the subject in the video, 
D-10199 communicated the rider panned up 
from his handle bars and video revealed a 
humanoid figure walking through the desert 
brush, roughly forty (40) meters from the 
subject. Due to the distance from the figure, 
visual clarity was limited, but D-10199 made 
note of a smaller frame to the figure. D-10199 
was instructed to cease playback and was 
escorted from the room. 


As of [REDACTED], D-10199 has maintained 
normal behavior (approximately days) and 
displays minimal symptoms consistent with 
exposure to SCP-2216-2. D-10199 has 
communicated to researchers mild feelings of 
fear and anxiety but otherwise seems 
unaffected by the viewing. 


Analysis: D-10199's response has been wildly 
inconsistent with established behavior for 
subjects affected by SCP-2216-2. Dr. has 
requested a full psychological panel be 
conducted for D-10199, who will be kept under 
video surveillance and referred to phase 2 
testing following psychological panel. 


+ Test Log 2216-TL2.3: TE-2216-3-10199 
Test: TE-2216-3-10199 - Date February 6th, 


Subject: D-10199 
Procedure: See Procedure 851 -Bellerophon 


Results: D-10199 entered Secure Testing 
Site-109 at point S. The following is the 
recorded transcript: 


<Begin Log, [00:00:00]> 


00:00:02: D-10199 enters hallway from point 
S. CCTV monitoring reports normal from point 
S, F1 and F2. 


Lead researcher, Dr.L [00:00:12]:D-10199, 
Please remain where you are until you are 
instructed otherwise. Report any signs of 
movement. 


00:00:14: D-10199 does as instructed 


00:00:54: D-10199 has not reported any 
activity for nearly one (1) minute. 


Lead researcher, Dr.L [00:00:59]: 
D-10199, Please take note of the pictures on 
the walls beside you. You may proceed down 
the hallway but please examine each one 
carefully. 


00:01:27: D-10199 continues down the 


hallway often crossing sides to carefully 
examine each picture. At roughly 8 meters 
from point S, D-10199 quickly makes a start 
toward point CP. 


D-10199 [00:01:28]: What the [Expletive] was 
that? What the [Expletive] is in here with me? 


00:01:30: D-10199 continues to focus on point 
CP. CCTV at points F1 and F2 show no 
abnormal behavior. 


Lead researcher, Dr.L [00:01:36]: Our 
cameras show nothing is in there with you. 
Please continue to examine the pictures. 
Remember your release is contingent on your 
cooperation during these exercises. 


00:01:50: D-10199 reluctantly returns to the 
pictures on his right. 


D-10199 [00:02:08]: There it is again! There's 
something in here! [At this point D-10199 
appears distressed and proceeds down the 
hallway at a walking pace] 


Lead researcher, Dr.L [00:02:10]: 
D-10199, stop! There is nothing in the testing 
site with you. Please return to the pictures 
immediately! 


00:02:15: D-10199 continues down the 
hallway, ignoring the commands of Dr. L 
Doctor gives the orders to raise lighting in the 
chamber to 250 lumens and dispatch security 
elements to detain D-10199. Concurrently, 
cameras at point S, F1 and F2 fail for 
approximately fourteen (14) seconds. 


00:02:32: D-10199 is not visibly present on 
cameras at point S, F1 or F2. Security 


elements report the subject is absent from the 
chamber. 


<End Log, [00:02:45]> 


Closing Statement: Analysis of camera S 
video footage shows movement at point CP at 
00:01:10, seventeen (17) seconds before 
D-10199 reported any anomalous movement. 
Due to testing conditions, this movement can 
only be attributed to anomalous activity within 
the testing site although, due to the angle, 
visual identification has proven impossible. 
Upon inspection of Site-109, carbon scoring 
was found present at D-10199's last known 
position. Video forensics was unable to 
recover any footage during the 14 second 
outage. 


Supplemental Information: 
Document 2216-11A 
[REMOVED by orders of O5- , RAISA] 


Please refer to Document 2216-X1999-1 for 
access to Document 2216-11A. 


Document 2216-15C 
[REMOVED by orders of O5- , RAISA] 


Please refer to Document 2216-X1999-1 for 
access to Document 2216-15C. 


Document 2216-X1999-1 - 
Level 4/2216 Clearance Required: Submit Credentials 


Note from Maria Jones, Director, RAISA: 
Due to the inherent danger of cross testing 
SCP's, the O5 has all but banned the practice. 
However, in rare cases such as this, where 


containment relies on our ability to ascertain 
the nature of SCP-2216-1, O5- has authorized 
cross-SCP access to SCP-2216 and 
SCP-1999 files to yourself and two others. 
Reading this message is evidence of reception 
of the intra-site, eyes only memo. If you are 
receiving this message in error please close 
this window and report to Site Director for 
amnestic treatment. Violation of this protocol is 
grounds for immediate termination in 
accordance with protocol 168-Abeloth. 


Supplemental Document 2216-X1999-1: 
Please enter 4/1999 Credentials 


+ Addendum 2216-YKE104 


-From the office of T. Xyank, Lead Temporal 
Researcher, 


Contrary to the claims made by SCP-2216-3p 
subjects, analysis of SCP-2216-3 events 
reveals carbonization around the footprints of 
the subject, indicating a substantial and 
immediate discharge of energy. Testing 
conducted in these areas suggests the 
presence of particle/anti-particle interactions 
most commonly found during FK-Class 
Temporal Misalignments. If our theory is 
correct, the entity that subjects assume to be 
SCP-2216-1 is actually a temporally displaced 
version of themselves (Classification as 
SCP-2216-3d [Displaced] pending). Due to the 
quantity of particle/anti-particle pairs, 
researchers project SCP-2216-3 events to 
irreversibly damage the quantum fabric which 
comprises our reality by the year 19 , spiraling 
us toward a YK-Class Reality Restructuring 
Event by the year 20 . To counteract the 
threat posed by SCP-2216-3 events, 
termination is required in all cases of 


SCP-2216-3p subjects following the 
completion of testing. SCP-2216-3 events, 
combined with the proliferation of video media 
in the past two decades, makes a passive 
approach to containment implausible. 


« SCP-2215 | SCP-2216 | SCP-2217 » 


Document 2216-X 1999-1 


Document Type: Supplemental (XC-2216/1999) 


Security Clearance Level: 4-2216/1999 Eyes Only, Need to Know 
Basis. 


Abstract: Since roughly 1940, the name "Loewes" has been known 
to anomalously appear on objects found in museums in and around 
the New York area. In 1982, as part of ongoing MTF-lota 9 
operations, the digital video disc now classified as SCP-2216-2-1 
was taken into foundation possession by Agent as an instance of 
SCP-1999. Upon routine testing of the DVD, Dr. began to 
experience anomalous symptoms, consistent with SCP-2216-2 
exposure. Upon the discovery of additional SCP-2216-2 instances, 
SCP-2216-2-1 was reclassified as an instance of SCP-2216 (at the 
time, SCP-2216-1 was undiscovered). 


SCP-2216-2-1 is a focus of cross-SCP research for two reasons: 


¢ It represents the prime example of an SCP-1999 instance in 
video form. 
¢ It represents the prime instance of SCP-2216-2. 


For these reasons, SCP-2216-2-1 is classified at the highest levels 
and only available to researchers appointed by unanimous O5 
decision. This document exists as a database of pertinent 
information for the discovery of the presumed connection between 
SCP-1999 and SCP-2216. Additional information will be added as 
research progresses. 


Background Data: 
Uncensored description of SCP-2216-2-1 


A DVD labeled 'Loewes'. Video appears to be 
a 12 minute home movie taking place in a 


disturbed test subject (see Experiment Log 
[REDACTED)]) finds a bottle of ammonia-based cleaner 
in a bathroom. SCP-254-1 reprimanded for 
carelessness. Fellow janitor observed ina 
verbal altercation with SCP-254-1; both parties are 
somewhat vague on the cause of the quarrel. 


Day 43: SCP-254-1 again observed to be apparently 
drunk on duty. Cleaning is becoming noticeably more 
erratic. 


Day 48: Fire alarm goes off in Sector- . False alarm. Ink 
markers fail to pinpoint a culprit, but SCP-254-1 was 
observed near the tripped alarm a few minutes prior to 
the incident. Security footage unavailable due to an 
unidentifiable object blocking the camera's view of the 
hallway. 


Day 56:Dr. upbraids SCP-254-1 for removing 
perishable items from the lab refrigerator and shredding 
irreplaceable experiment logs. SCP-254-1 calls Dr. 
[REDACTED] and threatens to [REDACTED]. Security 
called. 


Day 58: Kitchen knife found stabbed deeply into Dr. _’s 
whiteboard. Dr. _’s locked secure document safe has 
been opened and rifled. Guard posted at the door to Dr. 

’s office. SCP-254-1 and recorded arguing in 
raised voices in the staff break room. 


Day 59: Janitor signs in to work, but fails to 
report to supervisor. Located by accident several hours 
later trapped in the cold storage rooms attached to 
[REDACTED] autopsy theater, suffering from severe 
hypothermia. Guard on duty at Dr. _ ’s office 
incapacitated by a blow to the head; crude human figure 
formed from a mop head impaled on a broken mop 
handle driven through Dr. __’s desk chair. SCP-254-1 
nowhere to be found. 


Day 60:AtDr. ’s request, and with approval from 


wooded area. Refer to document 2216-11A for 
transcript of the video. At this time, research is 
Ongoing to determine any connection between 
SCP-2216-2-1, SCP-1999 and the dadaist 
collective "Are We Cool Yet?". 


At this point it is believed that "Are We Cool Yet?" is 
limited to imitation of SCP-1999 and not believed to be 
responsible for any anomalous instances. 


Excerpt from SCP-1999 Description 


SCP-1999 is a phenomenon whereby the 
name "Loewes" (sometimes stylized 
"LOEWES" or less frequently, "loewes") 
inscribes itself on the surface of objects 
through unknown means. [REDACTED FOR 
BREVITY]. Objects so far discovered with 
SCP-1999 written on them have had no 
similarities to one another other than having 
been located inside museums, a feature which 
has been instrumental in identifying fabricated 
instances. [REDACTED FOR BREVITY]. 


An object marked with the name produces an 
effect whereby subjects consider it the 
property of another person, even if it was 
originally theirs. [REDACTED FOR BREVITY]. 
Museum staff have on numerous occasions 
removed items from exhibits without 
prompting, later stating the object in question 
"is Elfie's". Seeing the name or knowing about 
its existence on the object is unnecessary for 
the effect to take place. 


Analysis of affected objects suggests a 
frequency of occurrence between one and 
three months. 


Document 2216-15C: SCP-2216-2-1 Recovery Information 


SCP-2216-2-1 was discovered in the home of H ,a 
resident of Syracuse, New York on the 17th of August, 
1983. Mr. H_ was apprehended by local authorities after 
security footage from the Musée d'Art Moderne (Trans: 
Museum of Modern Art) in Brooklyn, New York confirmed 
him as the perpetrator of an ongoing theft case filed by a 
Mr. D___, alocal artist and patron of the museum. 
At present it is believed that Mr. H was under the 
influence SCP-1999's anomalous effects when the theft 
occurred. Embedded agents recovered the DVD in 
accordance with SCP-1999 containment procedures, but 
remained unaware of its anomalous properties until it 
was viewed by Dr. , who displayed symptoms 
consistent with SCP-2216-1 exposure. Due to the time 
frame for the onset of these symptoms, SCP-2216-2-1 
was Classified as an anomalous object by foundation 
agents (effective / /19 ). Upon discovery of additional 
SCP-2216-2 instances and SCP-2216-1 within, the DVD 
was reclassified as SCP-2216-2-1 (effective / /19 ). 


Test Data: 


+ Test Log 2216-TL1.1: TE-2216-2-1 [Uncensored] 
Test: - Date: January 14th, 19 


Subject: D-15117 

Foreward: SCP-2216-2-1 is a digital video 
disc (DVD) labeled 'Loewes'. Video appears to 
be a 12 minute home movie taking place ina 
wooded area. Refer to document 2216-11A for 
transcript of the video. At this time, research is 
Ongoing to determine any connection between 
SCP-2216-2-1, SCP-1999 and the dadaist 
collective, "Are We Cool Yet?". 

Procedure: Subject D-15117 was placed in 
secure testing chamber with one (1) 32" flat 
screen television manufactured by , one 
(1) VCR manufactured by , one (1) DVD 
player manufactured by __, one (1) Blu-ray 
player manufactured by, one (1) USB 


connection, capable of MPEG-4 playback and 
SCP-2216-2-1. All devices were connected to 
the television and checked for playback using 
non-anomalous media. One (1) closed circuit 
camera was placed over the door of the 
chamber with its lens obscured by an 
appropriate mirror. D-15117 was seated facing 
the door and television to avoid potential 
transmission vectors. D-15117 was informed 
to make note of any figures in the film which 
appeared abnormal or out of place in the 
video, insert SCP-2216-2-5 into the VCR, and 
begin playback. 


Results: D-15117 did so with minimal 
rejection. D-15117 watched for approximately 
seven (7) minutes before noticing a humanoid 
figure walking behind the group shown in the 
video. Subject appeared unaffected by the 
presence of SCP-2216-1. Subject was 
instructed to cease playback but made no 
indication of having heard research team. 
Armed guards entered testing chamber to find 
D-15117 starting directly at them, suffering 
from severe epistaxis. Monitoring equipment in 
the chamber was interrupted for approximately 
0.3 seconds by a blinding flash after which the 
chamber was empty. Carbonization consistent 
with that demonstrated during SCP-2216-3 
events was discovered inside the testing 
chamber.