Foreword: The following documentation is a collection of radio 
transmissions, recovered journal entries, and other relevant 
information pertaining to Extranormal Event (EE)-28-A, which took 
place during the United States’ War in Iraq. While no conclusive 
evidence has been found, research is underway, in collaboration 
with the United States' Unusual Incidents Unit, to ascertain the 
validity of the events described, as well as confirm the existence of 
any anomalous entities that may exist in the area. To assist the 
reader, this information is presented in a roughly chronological 
order. 


Show Official Report of EE-28-A 


On //_ , fifteen men were dispatched to 
[REDACTED]!, a small village in a remote part 
of Iraq, where a person of interest known to 
have ties to prominent terrorist groups was 
believed to be residing. Attempts to monitor 
the area via satellite were met with failure for 
unknown reasons, necessitating the dispatch 
of soldiers, who were to discreetly monitor the 
area in hopes of confirming the 
aforementioned reports. 


Following failure to set up communications, as 
well as detection by a local, the team sent to 
this area retreated, hoping to return when a 
reliable method of communication was 
discovered. However, upon returning to the 
area, the village was found to have been 
almost totally destroyed, with an uncertain 
number of casualties and zero survivors. In the 
middle of the area, a large man-made(?) hole 


was discovered, apparently leading into an 
underground tunnel system. Some of the 
casualties were identified as known members 
of terrorist groups, and the current prevailing 
theory is that a black ops team from the armed 
forces of another country led a raid on the 
area. Due to the lack of information, no further 
investigation has been launched. 


Show Radio Transmissions 


Foreword: Due to the heavy amount of static 
present throughout the audible transmissions, 
certain portions of this log were unable to be 
transcribed. This radio transmission took place 
approximately 3 hours into the mission, at 
which time Corporal Warren's team had just 
reached their destination. Corporal Warren 
then attempted to make contact with 
Lieutenant Dan Chambers (call-sign Oscar 2 
Charlie), who was stationed at an outpost 
roughly twenty miles away, and was tasked 
with keeping up-to-date information on all 
active missions. 


Lt. Chambers: Echo 4 Whiskey, Echo 4 
Whiskey, this is Oscar 2 Charlie. Radio check. 
Over. 


(Static.) 
Lt. Chambers: Echo 4 Whiskey, do you copy? 


Cpl. Warren: | read you, experiencing 
difficulties though. Over. 


(Static.) 


Cpl. Warren: Say again? 


Lt. Chambers: | repeat, do you have visual of 
the area of interest? Over. 


Cpl. Warren: Affirmative. Over. 


(Labored breathing can be heard, interlaced 
with heavy static.) 


Lt. Chambers: Repeat? 
(Static.) 
Lt. Chambers: Echo 4 Whiskey, do you copy? 


(There is a series of unidentified clicking 
noises, as well as unidentified low rumblings 
and tones.) 


Cpl. Warren: Oscar 2 Charlie, say again? 


(Static.) 


Show Excerpts from the Journal of Corporal Warren 


JUL 13, 20 : Reached our destination roughly three 
hours ago, still haven't been able to make contact with 
Lt. Chambers for more than a few seconds at a time. 
Due to the communications interference in this area, 
three men, including myself, will be dispatched to try and 
make contact with our satcom. Current theory is that 
rocks in the area are magnetic to a certain degree, 
causing the static and difficulties in maintaining radio 
contact. 


On our way back, we accidentally caught the attention of 
an unknown individual wearing a white robe, who fled in 
the direction of the village after spotting us. In the 


displayed immediately on SCP-842-1. 


SCP-842 will not display any anomalous properties until a living 
human lays face up on the table. Once the subject lays face up on 
the table, the subject becomes completely immobilized from the 
neck down, and is henceforth designated SCP-842-1. As long as 
SCP-842-1 remains alive, it cannot be removed from the table. 


Remote viewing begins when a human touches SCP-842 while 
“thinking” about the area he wishes to see. GPS coordinates, 
longitude & latitude, first hand knowledge of the location, and/or 
observation of a detailed map of the area is sufficient to allow 
activation of SCP-842. The person who first initiates SCP-842 
controls the viewing area until the expiration of SCP-842-1. If the 
controller wishes to view different areas, other floors, or increase or 
decrease magnification, he merely needs to “think” about it. 


Objects are three dimensionally rendered on SCP-842-1 by the near 
instantaneous alteration of SCP-842-1’s body. How this is 
accomplished is unknown at this time. Musculature and bone are the 
most commonly used materials to render objects but [DATA 
EXPUNGED] have sometimes been noted. The controller may “tag” 
objects or individuals with text. The text is displayed by use of veins 
and arteries. Sound from the remote viewing area is channeled 
directly through SCP-842-1's own vocalizations. However, due to 
the fact that SCP-842-1 is fully aware of the trauma being inflicted, 
SCP-842-1’s screams make deciphering sound from the viewing 
area difficult. 


SCP-842-1 must remain conscious through the entire process to 
maintain real time updates. Anesthesia or lobotomies drastically 
affect image fidelity and are not recommended. Medical personnel 
preparing class-D subjects for use are to remove the subject’s larynx 
unless specific requests to the contrary are made. SCP-842-1 tends 
to survive generally between fifteen to twenty minutes, depending on 
the subject’s physical health, the complexity of the rendition, the 
frequency of real time updates that are required by the viewing, and 
the number of times changes of viewpoint which would require large 
scale construction of a different view are required. Upon expiration 
of the subject, real time updates of the viewing area cease and the 
subject at this point can be removed from the table. 


interest of keeping this mission covert, we're leaving the 
area for the time being, until we have a reliable means of 
communication. 


22:00 Back to the main area we've been staying at, but 
men have reported seeing one or more unidentified 
figures on our way back, and even outside the village 
we're at now. Optics turned up nothing, not even any 
local wildlife or birds. Hallucinations seem like the most 
likely explanation. The power of suggestion is a funny 
thing. 


JUL 14, 20 : Daniels is missing. The last person who 
saw him said he went out for a leak, and fell asleep 
before he came back. None of his belongings were 
tampered with, with the exception of a large rock he had 
intended to take home as a souvenir. Everyone is on 
high alert right now, but we haven't found so much as a 
footprint. The men are all in a panic, talking about that 
same ghost or whatever it is they think they saw last 
night. 


[Our hired translator] said that the dogs might have seen 
something, they were barking up a storm this morning, 
and didn't want to go outside. He seemed a little 
panicked himself, and refused to help us look for 
Daniels. He wasn't sure of the word in English, but he 
seemed convinced that something called a 'shay a teen’ 
had done this. When he overheard one of the Privates 
talking about Daniels' missing rock, he looked like he'd 
seen a ghost. 


The people living here are determined to kick us out, it 
would seem. Apparently we broke some sort of taboo by 
setting foot near the village we were supposed to 
observe. On that subject, heading for that village later 
today, with Lt. Olsen and his team as well. Chances are 
that's where Daniels is, if he's still alive. 


Show Interview Log EE-28-A 01 


Foreword: The following interview took place 
on //_ ,inanundisclosed location. Because 
this interview was conducted by the United 
States’ Unusual Incidents Unit, it should be 
noted that standard Foundation guidelines 
were not followed, and the interviewee has 
chosen to remain anonymous, referred to in 
the document as 'Charlie'2. 


Interviewer: Agent Jennifer Howard, UIU 


Interviewed: (Charlie) 


(Extraneous data expunged.) 


HOWARD: Very well, we can begin the 
interview now. Charlie, from what you have 
told us, during your recent deployment to 
[REDACTED], you believe you may have 
encountered something that was... out of the 
ordinary, to say the least? 


CHARLIE: That is correct. 


HOWARD: Alright, could you tell us about 
that? Start wherever you feel is most relevant, 
take as much time as you want. 


CHARLIE: (There is a short pause.) Okay. The 
first time we saw it, | think, was when we were 
heading back to the camp we'd been staying 
at, that was just outside a small village. Not the 
one that... you know, but another small village 
in the area. After the trek back to our cars, 
which were... A mile or two out? The sun was 
just about to go down, and we were all a bit 
paranoid, I'll admit, but | know | saw something 
in the distance, while we were walking. | 


couldn't make out the face or anything, but it 
looked like they were wearing white robes. | 
assumed it was the person that [other team 
members] had run into earlier, and | told 
Corporal Warren, but when we looked back, it 
was just... gone. And there weren't any large 
rocks or anything in the area where someone 
could have hidden. Well, except for all those 
weird looking rocks, but none of those were 
nearly big enough for a person to hide behind. 


HOWARD: 'Weird looking rocks'? 


CHARLIE: Yeah, lots of oval shaped rocks, 
about a foot or so long. Daniels took one and 
brought it back with us, joked about taking it 
home as a souvenir for his daughter... We 
thought that those might be the magnetic rocks 
interfering with the signal, as we hadn't seen 
any like them before. 


HOWARD: (There is a pause as Howard 
makes a note.) And this is the first time you 
saw it, you say? 


CHARLIE: That's right. The next time | saw it 
was while we were driving back. A few other 
guys were starting to say they saw it too, so of 
course we were all getting a little jumpy. 
Warren was getting a little annoyed with us, so 
he had two people watch either side of our 
vehicle with night optics. We were moving too 
fast to get a good look at anything in particular, 
but... | saw it again. It was closer, standing 
about 100 yards from the road. It just stood 
there, like it knew we would be passing by. It 
kind of- (Charlie mimics the motion he is 
describing.) -whipped its head towards me, | 
could see its face. It was staring right at me. 
Had these huge eyes, and its mouth was just 
hanging open. Other than moving its head, it 


was just totally still. Not even its clothes 
moved, and it was windy as hell. Gave me the 
fucking creeps. 


HOWARD: You seem pretty sure about what 
you saw. Are you sure it's not possible you just 
saw some normal animal, and your mind filled 
in the rest? You did admit that the team as a 
whole was nervous and paranoid at the time. 


CHARLIE: (Shaking his head.) | don't think so. 
| mean, sure, it's possible. But | don't think so. 
It just stayed there while we passed, and | 
watched it until it was out of sight. | tried to tell 
Warren, but... he wasn't hearing it. Just said it 
was a wolf, or a jackal or something. He was 
always the most cautious guy we knew, none 
of us could believe it. Then again, he was 
probably just as scared as we were. (There is 
a short pause.) Other guys saw it. | could tell 
from the looks in their eyes. It was a long ride 
back. 


HOWARD: You said that Corporal Warren was 
acting slightly out of the ordinary, how long did 
you notice this going on? 


CHARLIE: Uh... | don't know, started right 
after he went with the team to make contact 
with the satcom | guess, before all of this went 
down. Why? 


HOWARD: (Shuffling papers can be heard, 
followed by writing down notes.) Just curious. 
He was acting perfectly normal before he left? 


CHARLIE: That's right. He just looked kind of 
out of it when he came back, like he'd been hit 
in the head. [Another member of the team] 
said after they ran into someone outside the 
village, he went off alone for a minute. He said 


it was to make sure the satcom hadn't been 
tampered with. This was before his... well, you 
know all about it, I'm sure. 


HOWARD: We're aware. Please, continue. 


CHARLIE: Alright... The next time | saw it was 
while we were back at our camp. We were all 
getting equipment unpacked, but it was way 
too quiet. It seemed like everyone in the village 
was staying in their houses, they brought all 
their animals inside, | didn't even see any bugs 
flying around. | went around the back of the 
car to pick up a box that had fallen, that's 
when | saw it again. It was still a long way off, 
and | had my optics on me, so | just watched it. 
It was moving sideways, like it was prowling 
around the perimeter of the village, just... 
watching us. | couldn't see its legs move, it 
was like it was floating. | got a better look at it 
this time, it had these weird long legs, like a 
grasshopper or something. And its arms were 
folded in this weird way. It moved over the 
rocks like they weren't even there. Then it just 
stopped, and stared right at me. The air 
around its back was shimmering, sort of like 
how a hummingbird or a bug flaps its wings 
too fast to make out. | was about ready to run 
for the camp, but some other guys were 
wondering where | went, and they came 
running. After a while, it just floated straight 
back, until | couldn't see it anymore. | tried to 
find it again with my optics, but it was gone. 


HOWARD: And did you report this to Corporal 
Warren? 


CHARLIE: Of course we did, we were spooked 
to shit. He just... shut us down after we told 
him we lost visual contact with it. Ordered us 
all to go in for the night. | don't think any of us 


slept. (Charlie shakes his head.) There was 
this low noise, like a loud humming. Like a 
giant fucking bee, right in your ear. And this 
smell too, they would come and go. Every time 
| heard or smelled it, | bolted up like I'd been 
shocked. Had the worst headaches for days 
afterwards. 


HOWARD: Can you describe this smell you 
mentioned? 


CHARLIE: | don't know, it was... weird. It was 
like blood. Blood or... Like that smell when a 
bug gets burnt. It was awful. | heard footsteps 
outside once, and a few of us checked outside, 
but it was just Daniels. | guess that's when 
he... (Charlie does not continue.) 


HOWARD: We really appreciate your 
cooperation. Is there anything else that you 
would like to add? 


CHARLIE: (There is a pause.) Just the village, 
when we went back to it. There was 
something... wrong there. It wasn't like a 
military raid, the people there were just... torn 
to shreds. Most of the structures were okay, 
except for the rocks all over the place. Some 
of them were even lodged into the bodies. It 
was like something just came at them before 
they could react. Every second | was there, my 
brain was screaming at me to get out... That's 
probably why they wrapped up the 
investigation so quickly. Whatever it was that 
got Daniels... that's what did this. | just... feel 
it. And that weird hole in the middle, that's 
where it was the worst. The smell was all over 
the place... (Charlie does not continue.) 


HOWARD: Thank you, Charlie. We're doing 
everything possible to make sure nothing like 


this happens again. 


Show UIU File-In- 
Progress 20 -02: Codename "Wendigo" 


UIU File 20 -02: Codename "Wendigo" 


¢ Summary: Suspect was briefly compromised by 
an unidentified extranormal agent. Currently 
undergoing therapy and psychological screening. 


¢ Name: Cpl. Jacob Warren 


¢ Irregularity Cross-reference: Human, Military, 
Psionic, Mind-Alteration