The riot lasted thirteen hours before a backup response 
team arrived on site and managed to subdue the D- 
Class personnel and recontain SCP- 


An anomaly present in the 23 surviving D-Class 
personnel was made apparent when it was discovered 
they all believed they were still a part of the recently 
quelled riot. All 23 were reported to jeer about the 
success of raids on Site-41-A sectors that never 
occurred, recurring cries generally along the lines of 
"you'll never take us alive!", and constant praise towards 
an unknown D-Class member allegedly leading the riot, 
a character the surviving D-Class personnel are unable 
to attribute a name to (whether by choice or lack of 
knowledge is unknown). 


Since this was first observed, 17 of the survivors have 
lapsed into a severe catatonic stupor, 5 still believe the 
riot is taking place, and 1 has returned to his pre-riot 
state (see Interview Log - D-5153/3264). 


The effects of SCP-3264 manifested less than 24 hours 
following the riot, starting with the unexplained 
destruction of equipment, and then escalating to the 
violent deaths of several Foundation personnel, which 
lead to a facility-wide lockdown of Site-41-A. Over the 
course of three days, the effects became decreasingly 
fatal, until the situation was deemed stable and the 
lockdown was lifted, allowing Site-41-A to be evacuated. 


+ Emergency Action Summary 3264-1 


Emergency Action Summary 3264-1: On 02/22/20 , 
11 days after the first known manifestation of SCP-3264, 
a fatal incident involving several former Site-41-A 
personnel took place. Dr.S___, then stationed 
temporarily at Site- , was seen to experience a series of 
seizures, followed by what nearby personnel described 


unanimously as a "blood-curdling scream" before he 
dropped to the ground and passed away less than a 
minute later. 


Following an autopsy, Dr.S —_was found to have died 
from a series of gunshot wounds to the abdomen and 
upper-back, in addition to a similar wound at the back of 
the knee. Despite this report, no signs of any bullet 
fragments, nor any shrapnel have been located in the 
body, or around the area that the attack is believed to 
have taken place, and all witnesses of the seizure claim 
to have heard no gunshots during the incident. 


Three hours following this report, the time of the incident 
was cross-referenced and correlated with an incident 
that took place within Site-41-A in which two observers 
had witnessed the unprovoked discharge of a firearm 
hanging in the on-site armory, an event attributed to the 
SCP-3264 phenomenon. It was discovered that the time 
of Dr.S___'s death and the discharge of the firearm 
happened simultaneously. 


A further 17 hours later, three more former Site-41-A 
personnel were found dead in their own sleeping 
quarters, having suffered similar bullet wound symptoms, 
all within a minute of one another. It has since been 
noted that all three were known to work in Sector L of the 
Biology Department, alongside Dr. S 


Due to these events, an Emergency Action protocol has 
been enacted and all 38 of the remaining Site-41-A 
personnel are to be monitored at all times since it is likely 
that SCP-3264 still has some influence over them. In 
addition, all firearms located at Site-41-A at the time of 
the D-Class riot (both side-arms and armory stocks) are 
to be dismantled and destroyed as part of the Disarm 
Protocol, in an attempt to nullify any connections 
between them and those they would have affected3. 


+ Emergency Action Summary 3264-2 


Emergency Action Summary 3264-2: As of 06/10/20 , 
18 further personnel have been observed to die in similar 
circumstances to those mentioned in Emergency Action 
Summary 3264-1, each correlating with an event 
occurring at Site-41-A. These include (in chronological 
order): 


A sudden temperature increase detected among 
the fragmented remains of a former on-site firearm 
(destroyed following the Disarm Protocol), leading 
to the deaths of the former Foundation staff 
assigned to Sectors H and J. This has indicated 
that the current status of objects SCP-3264 
interacts with have no effect on the final outcome. 


A series of knife wounds in the body of a security 
guard that correlate with the appearance of a knife 
in the hall between Sector G and H where said 
security guard once acted on patrol. 


The discharging of the personal side-arm of the 
aforementioned security guard, an item that was 
off-site at the time of the incident (weapon failed to 
be handed in as part of Disarm Protocol), leading 
to the deaths of two former Sector F personnel. 


The deaths of all Sector E personnel by a 
combination of bludgeon attacks and strangulation, 
the best correlation of which can be tied to the 
shattering of various viewing rooms that occurred 
in Sector E during the time period in which the 
former Sector E personnel died. 


A former Sector K guard who previously confessed 
to having gone to Sector E during the time the D- 
Class riot began, to meet the now deceased Dr. 
V_, whom he had been having an affair with. This 
further supports the theory that the order of deaths 
is not tied to the assigned location within Site-41- 
A, but to actual location at the time of SCP-3264's 
manifestation. 


Remaining Site-41-A personnel have made it clear that 
the events are taking place at increasingly deeper levels 
of Site-41-A, leading to the conclusion that SCP-3264 is 
heading towards level B12 for some unknown reason. 
Under no circumstances can SCP-3264 be allowed to 
reach level B12. 


+ Interview Log - D-5153/3264 

Interview Log - D-5153/3264 
Interviewed: D-5153 
Interviewer: Dr. F 


Foreword: D-5153 was a former D-Class at 
Site-41-A known to have displayed various 
forms of erratic behavior, even before the D- 
Class riot. This mentality manifested 4 days 
after his arrival at Site-41-A, whereupon a 
sudden change in his psychological profile was 
brought on by some unknown event. Under 
suspicion that this abrupt change may be 
related to SCP-3264, an interview was 
conducted. 


<Begin Log> 


Dr.F  : Hello D-5153, how are you feeling 
today? 


D-5153: What do you fucking think? 


Dr. F  : Very well, we shall get right to it. 
What can you tell me about your time on 
Site-41-A? 


D-5153: Time of my life, doc. A real party, 
never a dull moment. Friends dropping out left 
and right, what more could a guy ask for? 


Dr. F — : Right. What do you mean by, 


"friends dropping out left and right"? | hear you 
have said similar things before. Would you 
care to elaborate? 


D-5153: Just messin’ with you, doc. | ain't that 
crazy. 


Dr. F  : That's strange, we have here in your 
file, that you've previously said, and | quote: 
"They're disappearing! They're all 
disappearing!", "Where have they gone? Tell 
me what you did with them!" and my personal 
favorite: "Remember me! Remember me, 
please! Don't forget me like you did all the 
others!". 


D-5153: Jeez, you really did your homework, 
huh? 


Dr. F  : Would you care to elaborate on 
those instead? 


D-5153: It doesn't matter. You won't get it. 
None of you ever do. They didn't get it back at 
the site, and there's no way you'll get it out 
here. 


Dr.F  : For the record, | need you to tell me 
anyway. 


9 seconds of silence, D-5153 is visibly 
agitated. 


D-5153: You didn't work on that site, did you? 
Dr.F  :No, I'm from elsewhere. 


D-5153: So | guess you don't know shit about 
B12? 


Dr. F  : The floor with the radiation leak? 


D-5153 laughs briefly. 


D-5153: Radiation leak?! Is that what those 
bozos are sayin’ to ya? That is rich! Ain't you 
ever done one of these stupid interviews with 
one of your chums from that shithole? 


Dr. F  : No, not yet, it's currently restri- no, 
this is getting off-topic. 


D-5153: That figures. 


Dr.F  :So what do you think is on level 
B12? 


D-5153: Hell if | Know. Even guys like you 
didn't know. F'r example, | got chummy with 
one of the scientists there, | forget his name, 
used to sneak in stuff for me and the other 
guys there, everyone loved that old geezer. | 
asked him about B12 one time and he said he 
didn't know either, he said we wasn't supposed 
to know so | should just keep my mouth shut. 


Dr.F : Howdid you know about B12, to 
begin with? 

D-5153: Well, every couple of months, you 
guys would come take one of us down there. 
I'd hear it through my cell door, "take this guy 
down to B12" and we'd never see the guy 
again. 


Dr. F  : It sounds like a routine test. 
Although... 


Dr.F pauses to examine on-hand 
documentation. 


Dr. F  : It does indeed seem strange that we 
have no logs of any such activity in regards to 
that floor. 


D-5153: Of course there ain't no logs, 'cause 
there ain't no one to remember to make any 
logs. 


Dr. F  : Elaborate. 


D-5153: Y'see, this is the thing. When those 
people got taken down to B12, they didn't just 
not come back, it was like they never even 
existed. 


Dr. F  : Records are usually deleted 
afterward, it just sounds like- 


D-5153: Come on doc, use your head, | ain't 
got access to no records like you, how could | 
be talking about your damn records? What | 
mean is, no one remembered 'em at all! One 
by one they'd drop, but ain't no one even 
remembered they were ever there, let alone 
their name! All trace of ‘em, gone! Just like 
that! 


Dr.F  : The researcher you mentioned 
before, the one you claim would procure items 
for you and the other Class D personnel, could 
you identify him for us? 


D-5153: | doubt it, doc. 


Dr.F  : Surely you haven't forgotten the face 
of someone you held in such high regard. 


D-5153 is silent for 12 seconds and becomes 
visibly agitated again. 


D-5153: One day that scientist guy looked all 
sad like... said he wouldn't be around much 
longer, but when | asked why, he wouldn't say. 
Few days later... no one remembered him 
either. 


D-5153 is silent for a further 6 seconds. 


D-5153: I'm tellin’ you man, everyone knew 
that guy in the D-Wing, we was all good 
friends and then it was like, poof! No one had 
ever met him! Even the other science guys 
didn't know who | was talkin’ about! 


Dr.F  : And of course, you have no way to 
prove any of this. 


D-5153: Damn it doc, how the hell can | prove 
somethin’ happened if there ain't no trace of 
their existin' left? 


Dr. F  : Then there isn't much for me to go 
on, even if | did believe you. 


D-5153: Shit, | don't know. | told you man, you 
guys never believe me. Okay, how about this, 
there was only about a hundred or so of us in 

that place, right? 


Dr.F  : Roughly, yes. 


D-5153: Then why was there enough cells to 
hold at least four hundred of us! That place 
was completely empty when that riot went 
down, it was a damn ghost town! 


Dr.F  :1 doubt whatever was happening 
there would warrant the loss of nearly three 
hundred personnel. How do you think they 
could justify the loss of so many people? 


D-5153: That's just it! You guys, the ones doin 
it! You don't remember them people either! 
You drop one of us, you forget they existed, 
you forget it ever happened, so you go do it 
again! 


Dr.F :l!lamnot here to debate absurd 


conspiracy theories with you. Let's just wrap 
this up, I'll humor you. Why are you the only 
one that remembers these people? 


D-5153: I'm not. Well... | wasn't. 
Dr. F  : There is another? 


D-5153: Was. Yeah. | forget his name, just like 
all the others that went to B12. Only reason | 
knew | wasn't crazy, was because he 
remembered them people too. 


Dr. F =: Describe him. 


D-5153: Resourceful guy, pretty dangerous 
really, not someone you wanted as an enemy. 
The guy was a natural leader, always had 
people rallyin' around him. Always talkin’ about 
how he was gonna stick it to you guys one day 
and get us outta there. 


Dr. F —: What did he think of B12? 


D-5153: Wouldn't shut up about it, sounded 
crazier than | do. Said he was gonna make 
you guys pay for what you were doin’ down 
there, whatever it was. Said he was gonna find 
a way down there and make it his own, use it 
against you all. That guy was mad with 
revenge. 


Dr.F  :1see. He sounds very optimistic, 
considering his situation. 


D-5153: Y'think? | dunno. | think if you knew 
him, you wouldn't say that. 


Dr.F :Howso? 


D-5153: Let's just say it's damn ironic that that 
riot took place a few hours after you took him 


down to B12. With him in charge, hell, we 
probably could've actually stuck it to you guys. 


Dr. F  : Very well, we've used up enough 
time. Thank you for your cooperation. 


<End Log> 


Closing Statement: D-5153 has since been 
terminated and Dr.F has been reassigned 
to external field duties following administration 
of a Class A amnestic. Further research into 
level B12 is to be suspended. 


Site-41 - 
A Anomaly 3264-3 [05 OR SPECIALISED PERSONNEL ACCESS Rf 


The following note was found by Research Assistant 
C inside a small Scranton-Faraday Cage’, within an 
empty, unused office at Site-41-A: 


P-EXP 


[ILLEGIBLE] 


[ILLEGIBLE] -tually gonna miss those D-Class 
guys. Some of them weren't so bad. It's funny, 
| actually tried to help a few of them have a 
more pleasant stay, despite regulations. 
Maybe they were taking advantage of me, | 
don't know, | can be pretty naive sometimes. It 
doesn't really matter anymore. 


Now they know | know, I'm most certainly 
going to be on the receiving end of that thing 
down there. It hurts to think | won't even be 
mourned by my fa- [ILLEGIBLE] 


despite the lack of a light source. The source of this phenomenon is 
theorized to be whatever environment SCP-419 displays. Light from 
SCP-419's testing chamber does not affect this scene. 


The buildings visible through SCP-419 appear similar to those of the 
Victorian architectural period. However, they tend to have unusual, 
almost imperceptible changes that make them appear warped or 
twisted, or occupying spaces they should not. Much, if not all of the 
area viewed through SCP-419, is non-Euclidean. Estimates of the 
size of this city vary depending on when it is viewed and have 
ranged from approximately twelve square kilometers to over sixty. A 
multitude of neon lights and signs have been noted but are not in 
any known language. 


Organisms have been viewed walking, albeit only en masse due to 
their relatively small size. Their actual size is currently unknown due 
to the lack of a scale. They appear to be humanoid and dark red in 
color; however, the lack of available computerized assistance and 
the obvious flaws in the human eye does not allow for a higher level 
of detail to be ascertained. Due to their seemingly advanced level of 
technology, the running theory among researchers is that this is not 
their actual skin color, but rather their clothing. 


Additional Description: 
{+} Prior to Incident 419-B (Obsolete) 


Occasionally, large metallic constructs have been viewed 
moving through the "streets" followed by large masses of 
the humanoids. During these occasions such 
processions compose all of the visible movement within 
the city. Dr. notes that these processions are highly 
reminiscent of military marches due to their extremely 
geometric nature and constant pace. 


{+} After Incident 419-B 


Following Incident 419-B, the entire landscape viewed 

through SCP-419 has changed drastically. Many of the 
buildings appear to be lit on fire or smoldering, much of 
the ground is covered in rubble, and there is almost no 


| will divulge what | can on the information | 
gathered, but | can't promise it will be of any 
use. 


[ILLEGIBLE] -t and when the elevator 
overshot my floor, | ended up on B12 
somehow. They always told us to stay away 
from that floor, so we wouldn't bother the 
maintenance personnel, but fate had placed 
me here and my curiosity got the better of me.