Jonas: Jonas gave himself to me just over a 
year ago. Before that, | was Annie Paige, who 
was wife to _at that time. | was tired of that, 
so | transferred to Jonas. 

Barton: Transferred how? 

Jonas: We touch. Usually, we press our 
heads together in prayer. This way, it goes 
more smoothly. | pour myself from one human 
vessel to the next, like water from one bowl to 
another, and then | see with Jonas's eyes, 
speak with his mouth, love with his genitals. 
And when | am not using them, he is himself. 
So you see that | have not hurt anybody. 


Barton: That's all for now. Thank you for your 
time, Mr. 

Jonas: Agent Barton, one last thing. May | be 
transferred to a larger cell until this trial? This 
area is inadequate for my needs. 

Barton: I'll see what | can do. 

<End Log> 


*“Experiment Log SCP-1150** 
Experiment Log SCP-1150 


Experiment SCP-1150-5A 

Date: 9/16/2003 

Description: SCP-1150-5, then occupying D1905, was 
brought into physical contact with subject D2002 and 
directed to initiate transfer. D2002 was an otherwise 
healthy 27 year-old Hispanic male who sustained 
reticular damage due to medication-induced seizure and 
was consequently in an irrecoverable coma state. 
Result: SCP-1150-5 successfully transferred to D2002 
after approximately 65 seconds of limb-to-limb contact. 
Sensors placed 1 meter from the subjects detected very 
low amplitude (approx. 25 mW) radio noise during the 
transfer. D2002 subsequently "awoke" when 
SCP-1150-5 gained control of the body. Thorough 
examination reveals none of the cognitive or motor 
deficits common in coma recovery patients. EEG 
recordings of D2002 show waveforms typical of other 
SCP-1150 recordings, which should be impossible due 
to the state of reticular damage. When SCP-1150-5 
lapses into its inactive state, D2002 once again becomes 
comatose and exhibits EEG waveforms indicative of 
deep coma. In the D2002 host, SCP-1150-5 exhibits a 
16.15-hour active state and an 8-hour inactive state; this 
differs significantly with the normal distribution of activity/ 
inactivity seen in normal instances of SCP-1150. 
Researcher’s Note: Computer analysis of the radio 
"noise" reveals a high degree of organization and 


patterning. The significance or meaning of these patterns 
has yet to be determined. -Dr. Bimston 


Experiment SCP-1150-5B 

Date: 9/29/2003 

Description: Three hours into his comatose state, 
subject D2002 (the current host of SCP-1150-5) was 
euthanized with a lethal dose of sodium pentobarbital. 
Result: Upon cardiac arrest, SCP-1150-5 gained control 
of D2002 and attempted to escape from its restraints, 
causing significant injury to the limbs and hands of 
D2002. EEG activity became typical of SCP-1150 
waveforms. Notably, cardiac function did not resume and 
SCP-1150-5 became more lethargic until collapsing after 
620 seconds. The amplitude of EEG waves gradually 
decreased over this time period. 


Experiment SCP-1150-5C 

Date: 9/29/2003 

Description: Two hours after the cessation of all 
movement, D-class subject D1968, a 34 year-old white 
female with an IQ of 70, was directed to touch the arm of 
D2002 under the impression that she was feeling for a 
pulse. 

Result: Approximately five seconds after initiating 
contact, D1968 jumped back, stating that she had "been 
shocked". Sensors placed 1 meter from subjects 
detected medium amplitude (aprox. 700 mW) radio noise 
lasting 0.3 seconds. Subsequent observation of D1968 
did not reveal any behavioral or cognitive anomalies, 
though EEG analysis revealed minor anomalies 
associated with SCP-1150 presence. 


Experiment SCP-1150-5D 

Date: 10/13/2003 

Description: After two weeks of observation, in which no 
symptoms of SCP-1150-5 were manifest, subject D1968 
was told that she had been exposed to a benign "angel 
spirit" during experiment SCP-1150-5C. After two weeks 
of further observation, subject D1968 was convinced by 


an SCP confederate posing as D-class personnel that 
she was instead possessed by an "evil demon". 

Result: After being informed of the presence of 
SCP-1150-5, the "passenger" manifest itself during 
D1968's next sleep cycle. Over the next two weeks, 
SCP-1150-5 manifest for an average of 10.5 hours each 
night. During this time period, D1968 experienced a 
modest increase in IQ (to 83) and motor coordination. 
After being told that SCP-1150-5 was "evil", the period of 
manifestation was reduced to 8.0 hours and IQ returned 
to baseline levels. 

Researcher’s Note: This indicates that A) SCP-1150 is 
capable of rapid transfer to an unwitting or unwilling host 
but cannot secure control without some level of host 
awareness and/or consent and B) the degree of host 
"willingness" correlates to the amount of time that 
SCP-1150 is active. -Dr. Bimston 


Experiment SCP-1150-18A 

Date: 1/11/2008 

Description: SCP-1150-18 was made to repeatedly 
transfer between several D-class personnel to determine 
the conditions in which transfers are possible. 

Result: SCP-1150-18 was capable of transferring 
regardless of the state of its current host but was unable 
to transfer to an unconscious host in any circumstance. 
Upon transfer to a new host, SCP-1150-18 entered its 
dormant state, regardless of whether it had been active 
at the time of transfer. 


Experiment SCP-1150-18B 

Date: 1/21/2008 

Description: SCP-1150-18 was made to repeatedly 
transfer between several D-class personnel in an 
experimentation room saturated with 50-100 MHz radio 
wave interference (the same frequency band measured 
from SCP-1150 during transfer). 

Result: SCP-1150-18 was capable of transferring in all 
conditions, but the duration required for transfer was 
substantially increased with higher levels of interference, 


plateauing around 700 seconds at power levels above 
100 kW. 

Researcher’s Note: /t appears that the radio burst is a 
facilitative effect (or perhaps a side effect) rather than a 
necessary condition for the transfer. 


Experiment SCP-1150-18C 

Date: 3/6/2008 

Description: SCP-1150-18 was hosted by D1412, a 68 
year-old black male who suffered from diabetes and 
CHD. Experiment SCP-1150-18A was carried out after 
D1412 died of natural causes (heart attack). Several 
handling protocols were employed to assess the limits of 
SCP-1150 host-to-host transfer after death (see also: 
Experiment SCP-1150-5C). 

Result: Approximately four hours after death, the body 
was handled by Ms. Gomez, a Level 1 research 
technician wearing a standard chemical hazard suit with 
insulated gloves, who transferred the body to the Site 40 
crematorium. No SCP-1150 transfer was observed to 
occur at this point. Five weeks after full cremation, 
subject D2333, a 50 year-old white female, was directed 
to manually sift the ashes. After approximately four 
seconds, she quickly withdrew her hand from the box of 
ashes, reporting that she had touched something "sharp 
and prickly, like a cactus". Subsequent analysis revealed 
that SCP-1150-18 had transferred to D2333 in a 
"passive" state, as in the initial transfer during 
Experiment SCP-1150-5C. 

Researcher’s Note: How the hell are we supposed to 
kill these things? -Dr. Rosenberg 


« SCP-1149 | SCP-1150 | SCP-1151 » 


SCP-1151: A Handy Marker 


Item #: SCP-1151 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1151 is currently 
contained in Storage Unit , located in Site .SCP-1151 is to be 
kept in a 10cm x 10cm sealed container and kept under guard by 
one (1) security officer at all times. Any personnel handling 
SCP-1151 in any way must wear protective gloves while doing so. 


Only one (1) specimen of SCP-1151-1 may be kept in containment 
at any time. Subjects in the final stages of SCP-1151 
compromisation are to be fed via IV tube as dictated in Nutritional 
Chart 1151-1. 


If any personnel become compromised by SCP-1151 outside of 
authorised testing, the affected hand is to be immediately washed 
and decontaminated. Any testing involving SCP-1151 must be 
authorised by at least two (2) members of Level Three personnel. 


Description: SCP-1151 is a black marker pen of the brand. 
SCP-1151's anomalous properties first become apparent when it is 
used to draw the image of a ‘smiley face’ onto the palm of a human 
subject, who will hereafter be referred to simply as SCP-1151-1. The 
initial effects of SCP-1151 take roughly a week to initially manifest, 
and this time period has been known to vary depending on the age 
and the physical condition of SCP-1151-1. During this period before 
initial manifestation, washing off or otherwise removing the 'smiley 
face’ will negate SCP-1151's effects. 


Subjects experiencing the effects of SCP-1151 will noticeably raise 
their affected hand during their daily routines. Initially, they will only 
do this when conversing with others, but as SCP-1151 
compromisation progresses, they will raise their affected hand 
higher than the rest of their body constantly. Later symptoms of 


these initial stages include unfocused pupils, loose hanging of the 
head and slight slurring of speech. 


The initial period of compromisation only lasts at most three (3) 
days; after this point SCP-1151's further mental effects will become 
apparent. SCP-1151-1 will begin to believe that the face drawn on 
their palm is their actual face and will behave as such. Interestingly, 
tests have indicated that SCP-1151-1 does have a limited 
awareness of what the face drawn on their palm is looking at. After a 
period ranging from two (2) to six (6) days has passed, the final 
stage of SCP-1151 compromisation will begin. 


SCP-1151-1 will begin to believe that their head is a dangerous 
growth on their body, commonly referring to it as a 'tumor' or a 
‘cancer’, and will attempt to remove it using whatever tools are 
available to them. If they cannot find a method of efficiently 
decapitating themselves, they will attempt to use cruder methods 
such as repeatedly slamming their head upon walls or floors. 
Seventy-five (75) percent of affected individuals have been known to 
survive their self-decapitation, despite the resultant lack of a brain 
and the mental and physical functions associated with it. 


After self-decapitation, a surviving SCP-1151-1 will wander 
aimlessly, showing a general awareness of their surroundings by 
moving around obstructions. Surviving instances of SCP-1151-1 do 
not appear to be concerned regarding the massive amount of blood 
loss relating to their self-decapitation, and will survive for a time 
period ranging from one (1) to six (6) hours. 


« SCP-1150 | SCP-1151 | SCP-1152 » 


SCP-1152: A Common Raccoon 


Item #: SCP-1152 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1152 is to be kept in a 
solitary habitat in the Site-98 Animal Housing Wing. SCP-1152 is to 
be given 5kg of feed meeting its nutritional standards, detailed in 
document SCP-1152-NI, laced with 25mg Venlafaxine. SCP-1152 is 
to be examined once every two months by an onsite veterinarian 
following repeated health issues. Access to SCP-1152 is reserved to 
Level 3 personnel only. 


Description: SCP-1152 is superficially similar to standard members 
of the Procyon lotor (common raccoon) species. SCP-1152 weighs 
approximately 75kg, despite only being 60cm from the nose to the 
tip of its tail, and its current state of malnutrition. SCP-1152 does not 
share the genome of other members of its species, but is a near 
complete match for the human genome. After logging SCP-1152's 
genome in the Foundation Database it was found to share 99.87% 
of its genetic code with the late Agent. Along with its human 
DNA, SCP-1152 has proven susceptible to pathogens normally 
restricted to infecting humans. SCP-1152 also has been verified to 
have a lifespan much longer than others of its species, having been 
in containment for six years. SCP-1152 is missing the fifth digit on its 
front-left paw, how SCP-1152 was injured is as of yet unknown. 


SCP-1152 has exhibited intelligence on par with an average post- 
pubescent human, eluding capture from staff for two weeks after 
initially being found in Site-98's personnel wing.2 SCP-1152 is 
suffering from long-term depression following its capture. SCP-1152 
is capable of manipulating objects with considerable dexterity 
beyond what should be feasibly possible with paws. It is also 
capable of opening doors and bypassing low security manual locks, 
requiring the lock to its room to be replaced with keycard access. 


Along with the anomalous mass of SCP-1152's body, it appears that 
SCP-1152 may possess cognitohazardous effects in carnivorous 
and omnivorous land animals. Any such animal introduced to 
SCP-1152, even members of its own species, has displayed hostility 
to SCP-1152. As such it is now contained in a secluded habitat. 


Addendum SCP-1152-A: After the events of its escape on /06/20 
all personnel are advised to keep their keycards hidden on their 
person when interacting with SCP-1152. The incident report follows: 


10:45AM SCP-1152 is seen attempting to dig through 
the walls of its habitat 


10:55AM Agent is dispatched to incapacitate 
SCP-1152 


11:02AM SCP-1152 attacks Agent __, retrieves his 
keycard, and escapes containment 


2:35PM SCP-1152 is found in the Site-98 supply storage 
and contained once more. 


Notes: SCP-1152 was found with a stolen phone; 
records indicate that it somehow dialed Agent _ 's wife 
after presumably striking random buttons. The call lasted 
five minutes and consisted entirely of SCP-1152 whining 
and barking into the microphone. 


Footnotes 

1. Agent was presumed dead after being MIA for thirteen months. 
His body has yet to be retrieved by Foundation staff. 

2. How SCP-1152 managed to get into Site-98 without being noticed 
is as of yet unknown, along with how it obtained knowledge of the 
layout of Site-98. 


« SCP-1151 | SCP-1152 | SCP-1153 » 


SCP-1153: Programmable Patients 


Item #: SCP-1153 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1153 is stored ina 
purpose-built storage area at Storage Site- when not used for 
testing purposes. Permission to access SCP-1153 must be 
requested from the current Level-2 staff member responsible for 
supervision of SCP-1153 (currently Dr. __). Instances of SCP-1153 
and 1153-2 are not to be stored while connected, and SCP-1153-2 
must be stored in a depowered state. SCP-1153-2 is never to be left 
connected to SCP-1153 for more than twenty-five minutes at any 
one time. 


When an instance of SCP-1153-2 is turned on, the list of commands 
must be examined and any new commands must be noted. Testing 
of serious contagious diseases or diseases of unknown nature on 
SCP-1153 must be conducted under appropriate quarantine 
procedures, up to and including the restriction of testing to biohazard 
containment areas. 


Absolutely no tests on SCP-1153 using any of the diseases 
classified under Special Containment Procedures are to be 
conducted without the express permission and approval of at least 
one member of O5. All such tests, if they are ever conducted, must 
adhere to the Special Containment Procedures of the disease in 
question. 


Description: SCP-1153 is a collection of twelve (as of // ) 
human bodies. These bodies are a mix of different heights, weights, 
ages and genders, although some of the bodies appear to be 
identical to each other. These bodies are functionally alive, but 
catatonic. They appear to possess no higher brain function or ability 
to move or act of their own volition. The bodies appear to possess a 
constant internal environment, and neither require sustenance nor 


appear to age. All of the bodies appear shaved of hair and possess 
a barcode tattooed onto the inside of the left wrist. Each instance of 
SCP-1153 has what appears to be a standardised USB port 
embedded in the outside of the left heel.