Closing Statement: The Foundation is now working 
under the hypothesis that SCP-1569 is a biological 
vehicle, possibly designed for underwater combat. The 
tendrils are theorized to act as a control center for 
SCP-1569 and a life support system for its operator. 


SCP-1569 has since left its dormant state, possibly due 
to malnutrition. While it is still non-hostile toward 
humans, it no longer engages in displays of affection, 
suggesting this behavior was caused by SCP-1569-1. 


D-156912 was subsequently administered Class C 
amnestics and successfully reintegrated into Site-104 to 
continue working with SCP-1569. He was informed that 
he lost his eyes due to shrapnel caused by the impact of 
a strike from SCP-1569. D-156912 is suggested to be 
used for pending tests to confirm current theories 
concerning SCP-1569 and its anatomy. 


« SCP-1568 | SCP-1569 | SCP-1570 » 


SCP-1570: The Shocked Woman 


Item #: SCP-1570 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Research into full containment 
of SCP-1570 is ongoing, though current procedures have been 
largely successful at controlling manifestations and preventing public 
knowledge. Since the last revision of procedures on August 17th 
1992, there have been only fifteen incidents requiring the 
intervention of MTF Gamma-5 to obscure the existence of 
SCP-1570. 


Members of MTF lota-0 "Circle the Squares" are in constant contact 
with the city councils of San Francisco CA, Austin TX, and Las 
Vegas NV, local officials in Tijuana Mexico, and with the organizers 
of the Burning Man Festival, to influence the regular scheduling of 
"counterculture" demonstrations within a 3000-kilometer range of 
Site . This is to create scenarios that are the most likely to trigger a 
controlled manifestation of SCP-1570 in locations where it will go 
unnoticed, or at least unreported, by members of the public. There 
must be at least one organized and monitored event which would 
normally qualify as public indecency per month in the regions where 
MTF lota-0 operates. If local officials do not authorize a necessary 
event, task force members are authorized to proceed, and will be 
protected from prosecution. 


SCP-1570 itself is contained in the medical wing at Site . Every 
three months personnel must wash SCP-1570 and change its 
clothing in accordance with current fashion for plus-size women 
aged 40 to 60, including accessories. 


Description: SCP-1570 is the corpse of Marjory Dornmann, a 
Caucasian woman who passed away at the age of 61 on July 21st 
1989. Since death her body has not shown any of the natural stages 
of decay, and exhibits a stiffness superficially similar to rigor mortis. 


The body measures 1.68 meters in length from head to feet, but now 
only weighs 45 kilograms despite no apparent loss of mass or 
density. 


SCP-1570 is capable of spontaneously projecting three-dimensional 
images of itself without the use of any reflective surfaces or any 
clear relation between the location of the projection and itself. The 
greatest range at which a projection has been discovered was 4231 
kilometers on / / _ , coinciding with the anomalous events of that 
day'. These projections are usually static and thus far are always 
broadcast into densely populated urban areas, although on rare 
occasions the projections have been mobile (see incident 1570-07 
"Mexican Flying Brujah" for an example of the behavior of mobile 
projections). 


The projections are not tangible and will disperse upon physical 
contact, with the tendency to re-manifest again nearby. The 
projections always display any clothing and items smaller than one 
cubic meter in volume which are currently in physical contact with 
SCP-1570. Although means of preventing the projections have not 
been discovered, creating ideal circumstances to draw the attention 
of SCP-1570 has prevented it from manifesting in areas where it 
could be easily discovered and reported. 


Transcript of police interview July 22nd 1989: 


Officer P : When was the last time you spoke to your 
mother? 


Beatrice Dornmann: Last night, around 9 PM. We were 
out to dinner and | called her to check on her at home. 
She was watching another one of her tapes and telling 
me about it. 


Officer P : Was there anything unusual about the 
conversation? 


Beatrice Dornmann: Not really. She had this thing, she 

loved to tape all the trashy daytime talk shows and watch 
them over and over. She was watching that one episode 

of Geraldo, "Men in Lace Panties and the Women Who 


Love Them," that was one of her favorites. When we 
came home she was sitting in her recliner staring at the 
test pattern. | turned the TV off because | thought she 
was asleep. 


Officer P : Were her eyes open? 


Beatrice Dornmann: Yes, but she always slept like that. 
And when | came down the next morning the TV was on 
again, she was recording Morton Downey Junior. But 
she didn't answer when | asked her what she wanted for 
breakfast, and her skin was cold. That's when we called 
you. 


After the Foundation recovered SCP-1570 from the local county 
morgue, Edward and Beatrice Dornmann were removed from jail 
and the homicide case started by local authorities was ordered 
closed and erased from local records. The Dornmanns were 
relocated outside of SCP-1570's area of effect. 


Addendum: Analysis of the behavior of SCP-1570's projections 
suggest an inclination to "observe" social interaction in dense 
populations, particularly during displays of public indecency or 
behavior that would otherwise be defined as "obscene" by 
community standards. Capitalizing on this behavior led to current 
containment procedure which both controls the phenomena and 
makes it less likely to threaten the normalcy of public life. 


Footnotes 
1. [REDACTED BY O5] 


« SCP-1569 | SCP-1570 | SCP-1571 » 


SCP-1571: Keeper of Treasures 


Item #: SCP-1571 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1571 is to be held ina 
standard containment locker, located within Site-77. All items 
produced by SCP-1571 are to be cataloged and stored ina 
designated storage locker in Site-77. Personnel with Level 2 
clearance assigned to the research of SCP-1571 are allowed access 
to these items at any time. 


Description: SCP-1571 is a wallet composed of leather, black cloth, 
and string. The words "We never forget what's really valuable" are 
written on the inside flap of the wallet in black felt-tip pen. No other 
identifying marks exist on SCP-1571. 


When SCP-1571 is kept on the person of one subject continuously, 
it may begin to produce documents, small items, and photographs 
related to individuals close to the subject. This effect appears to be 
based on the subject's memory and current location. Items produced 
by SCP-1571 will be objects the subject deems valuable in terms of 
memorability, or possessing great sentimental value. All objects 
produced by SCP-1571 are copies of existing items with changes to 
their content based on the subject's memory. These changes will 
usually reflect the significance the subject places upon the items, 
with changes often being based on their biases and perception of 
the object. 


Evidence suggests significant emotional strain in the individual who 
most recently carried SCP-1571 triggers the manifestation of new 
items. Further investigation has indicated that all individuals either 
present or referred to in items manifested by SCP-1571, with the 
exception of the subject who last handled the object, are deceased. 


SCP-1571 was initially recovered during a Foundation raid ona 


Marshall, Carter, and Dark Ltd facility, located in , WV. During 
this raid, partial documentation regarding testing of SCP-1571's 
effects was discovered. These documents indicate that Marshall, 
Carter, and Dark Ltd had retrieved SCP-1571 as a donation, and 
were preparing to destroy it after it affected several of the 
organization's clients. As of 11/19/1986, SCP-1571 has been 
contained and classified as Safe. 


Addendum 1571-1: Documentation recovered with SCP-1571: 
Dear Sirs, 


| regret to inform you that the work we've done on the 
wallet shows it simply isn't viable for auction. It doesn't fit 
our clientele. The ones looking for something dangerous 
and exciting will find none of that, and the ones looking 
for a curio will find it much less than remarkable. As 
we've had testers in the field for almost two years now, | 
am of the opinion that any clients who purchase the item 
would barely notice the effects. 


I've included the trials that have been performed; the 
decision is yours whether the project shall be 
discontinued. 


- Wehrner 


[...] 


#3: One documented tester was noted to have carried 
the thing for months without any effects occurring. 
When the subject returned to their home town, it 
manifested several photographs of the subject and their 
deceased parents, along with fragments of postcards 
addressed to the subject from a local senior living home. 
These were shown to be physically identical to objects 
found within the subject's home, however details of the 
items produced, such as the expression of the subjects 
depicted and the contents of the postcard, were altered. 


[...] 


#9: During a trial with one of our less distinguished 
households, a photo fromthe — family household was 
discovered to portray a newly-wedded couple, identical 
in appearance to two individuals appearing in a 
photograph produced by the wallet. In the original 
photograph, discovered in a broken silver-plated picture 
frame, the couple stands side by side and only the 
husband is smiling. The version produced by the wallet 
features both newlyweds clasping hands and laughing; 
the wedding backgrounds are identical in both pictures. 


eal 


#17: After the Illinois survey resulted in unremarkable 
results, we decided to run another in Memphis. This time 
the wallet produced items relatively quickly, generating 
photographs of the tester's sister. The photos resembled 
those he had kept in a photo album, taken during the 
sister's sixteenth birthday. During this party, the sister 
had been given a car by the tester. The new photos 
contained identical thank you notes, with an appended 
"No matter what happens, | don't blame you". We have 
noted that said sister is currently comatose, due to 
having been involved in an automobile accident. 


heal 


#26: The wallet was placed in the tester's pocket, and 
the tester sent to visit a local graveyard. Upon his return, 
the wallet contained a small roll of bills and a card 
reading, "Here's to your future! Happy Birthday." It was 
noted that the tester's mother, father, and maternal 
grandparents were interred in the visited graveyard. 


Addendum 1571-2: At the time of recovery, SCP-1571 was 
observed to contain the following items: 


A receipt from a MC&D transaction, appearing to date 
from 183 . One item is listed, an engagement ring. No 
price is printed on the receipt. 


A ticket for the opera Aida, purchased under the name of 
"The esteemed __ family". Cross-referencing with the 
corresponding opera house sales records indicates that 
the — family occupied less-expensive seats towards the 
back of the house, while the box seats indicated by the 
ticket were reserved for a family of a different name. 


A photograph of an unidentified young man, posing with 
two other male individuals outside a bank. The younger 
man appears to be the most well-dressed of the trio. 


A letter written in red ink on a piece of paper torn from a 
memo pad. Only the words "I forgave you, once" are 
legible. 


A small, non-functional pocket watch, with the MC&D 
logo embossed on one side. 


« SCP-1570 | SCP-1571 | SCP-1572 » 


SCP-1572: Root Map 


Item #: SCP-1572 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1572 is to be held ina 
standard containment chamber, located within site-77. No 
personnel are to come into direct eye contact with SCP-1572, and 
any subjects found to have viewed it are to be quarantined until 
SCP-1572 ceases to affect them. Testing of SCP-1572's different 
routes is currently ongoing. All testing has been discontinued due to 
continued loss of D-Class personnel. 


Demolition of these locations before the subject can reach them will 
cause SCP-1572's effect to immediately cease, however this 
method has been discontinued as a waste of resources. 


Description: SCP-1572 is an orange sheet of children's 
construction paper, 28x43 centimeters in diameter. It appears 
heavily worn, although it bears no rips or tears. The words "Secret 
Spesial[sic] Map of Backroots” has been written on one side of 
SCP-1572. 


Any human subject viewing SCP-1572 will see it as a map, leading 
to a location the subject sees as significant. These locations will be 
places the subject identified strongly with from their childhood. 
These locations have ranged from places the subject has fond 
memories of, such as carnivals or playgrounds, to more abstract 
ones. Subjects will report the map as appearing to be crudely drawn, 
with crayons or markers, and in child-like handwriting. If the location 
has been altered or changed since they last saw it, the subject will 
claim it has always been in its current state. Only one person will be 
affected by SCP-1572 at a time. 


Subjects can attempt to use SCP-1572 to reach this area, claiming 
that it is important that they re-visit the location. Subjects will claim 


recollections of the area which they had no way of knowing prior to 
viewing SCP-1572, such as the current status of the location and the 
exact method by which they can travel from their current position to 
the area shown on SCP-1572. Subjects can be persuaded out of 
attempting this, and SCP-1572's will cease to affect them if they are 
removed from it for more than 46 hours. 


As the subject moves closer to the area, they will begin hearing a 
voice they claim originates from SCP-1572, saying that the subject 
has to reach the location before the sun sets, or else they may 
"remember". After a day has passed, subjects will claim to see 
entities observing them from a distance, which subjects will describe 
as being related to the area they are attempting to reach. As the 
subjects get closer to their destination, these creatures will be visible 
as incorporeal objects. All manifestations created by SCP-1572 
have been incorporeal, but visible to anyone capable of viewing the 
subject. These persons may also be able to photograph and 
videotape SCP-1572 entities. 


Manifestations created by SCP-1572 exposure will follow the subject 
until they reach their destination, changing their shape based on 
locations the subject is in proximity to and the memories they evoke. 
Entities may appear as neighbors, childhood pets, or forms based 
on their experiences. For example, a subject who was attempting to 
reach a childhood home claimed to see reptilian humanoids 
resembling their deceased younger sister. The subject's sister had 
died at the age of 4, after being bitten by a snake. Entities may also 
take on abstract forms which have meaning only to the subject. 
Testing has shown these forms are not intelligent, changing purely 
based on the memories and reactions of the subject. 


Once reaching their destination, subjects will begin to interact with 
the area as they did when they were children, usually displaying 
euphoria and sudden athletic ability. If the subject is not viewed 
while in this area, they may suddenly disappear. For more detail, 
see SCP-1572's testing log. No subjects lost due to SCP-1572 
exposure have been recovered as of 11/16/1987. 


SCP-1572 was discovered during investigation into " ,a 
person of interest connected to SCP-1967. SCP-1572 was located 
inside his home, locked in a wall safe. As of 11/16/1987, SCP-1572