2. Such alteration of objects and causality has been observed in 
roughly 22% of recorded missions. 

3. Manifestation of objects occurs in roughly 11% of recorded 
observations and missions. 

4. Deep Space Anomalous Activity Directive 


5. Also known as Uranus IV. Subsequent remote survey of the moon 
was unable to detect any anomalous properties. Topological 
similarity between "Oberon" and KBO 2448-U102 approaches 100% 
during SCP-3109-1 inactive periods. The relation between these 
bodies is as yet unknown. Surface study of the moon currently under 
consideration. 


SCP-3110: One Man's Trash... 


Item #: SCP-3110 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3110 is to be contained 
within a large containment cell in Site-76. Due to the range of 
SCP-3110 and its strain on resources, testing is to be limited to two 
times per month, where all on-site personnel are to be subjected to 
a full body search. Any use of SCP-3110 outside of approved testing 
is strictly prohibited and will result in demotion. 


EFFECTIVE AS OF 9/12/  : As a result of Incident 3110-35, all 
uniforms belonging to Class-D personnel are to be confiscated and 
replaced with uniforms with no pockets. SCP-3110 must also be 
given five items every month in order to deactivate its newly found 
secondary effect. 


Description: SCP-3110 is a large garbage disposal unit. The 
exterior and interior are worn, due to constant civilian use and heavy 
testing. The exterior of SCP-3110 is covered with large amounts of 
graffiti, rust, and bird feces. 


SCP-3110's anomalous effects manifest once an item of 
considerable monetary worth is placed within it. Once it is placed 
inside, it will seemingly disappear from the interior within 5 minutes, 
and the object of interest is then teleported to a random person 
within a 2-kilometer radius within a clothing pocket on their person. If 
no such pocket is found, it will teleport to a random crevice within 
the radius. Currently, the Foundation has recognized approximately 
300 items that SCP-3110 can teleport, given that the object is ina 
fair state, or can be reasonably repaired. Objects include, but are 
not limited to: 


¢ Non-expired food and drink 
¢ Jewelry 


SCP-393: The Memory Planner 


Item #: SCP-393 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-393 is to be kept in the 
possession of a designated D-class subject, hereby referred to as 
D-393, at Site- . The vitals of D-393 are to be monitored at all times 
to prevent SCP-393 from ‘linking’ to important SCP personnel in the 
event of D-393's death. A secondary D-class subject will remain on 
stand-by for emergency reclamations of SCP-393 if D-393 should 
die. 


Description: SCP-393 is an ordinary 9 cm x 14. cm blue day planner 
with a year embroidered into its cover that always matches the 
current year. The information on the back of the day planner reveals 
it to be a product of publishing. SCP-393 has the ability to 
‘link' to a nearby subject via unknown means. Once linked, the day 
planner will appear in the hands of its owner whenever it is not being 
watched. Additionally, any event written in the past dates of the day 
planner are instantly recalled by the subject as if they experienced it 
themselves. Events written in a future date of SCP-393 will elicit no 
change until the date of the event has passed, at which time the 
subject will recall the event. If the subject currently linked with 
SCP-393 dies, SCP-393 will choose a new owner within ten minutes 
of the previous owner's demise, based on proximity. There appears 
to be no maximal distance for this ability (for additional details, see 
testing log). 


Interview Log 393-1a 


Interviewed: Test 393-1 subject 
Interviewer: Dr. 


Foreword: Review of subject's mental state after Test 393-1 and the 
extent of memory alteration . 


¢ Any type of currency 

¢ Computers and mobile devices 
¢ Weaponry 

* Clothing 


After a successful teleportation, a note is usually found attached to 
the object of interest, usually containing a message of 
encouragement (See addendum 3110-2 for examples). 


SCP-3110 appears to have a quota of at least five objects to give 
per month. If the quota is not met, SCP-3110 will begin to take 
objects that are not attached by heavy adhesives or fasteners and 
will distribute the items as normal. 


It has been noted in a majority of tests performed on SCP-3110 that 
test items are given to D-Class personnel. This seems to indicate 
that SCP-3110 has a priority system in place, where those with less 
economic stability, high emotional trauma, and/or low social 
influence are more likely to receive items from SCP-3110. 


Testing Log 3110-473L: 


Procedure: Three D-Class personnel are to be placed at 
3 checkpoints: one at 1 Kilometer, one at 2 kilometers, 
and the last D-Class at 3 kilometers. Each D-Class is to 
be monitored and escorted by a guard. Areas within the 
chosen radius are to be cleared of any personnel not 
involved in testing to prevent unwanted interception of 
testing items. After the initial test, D-Class are to be 
placed at more precise points in the vicinity of the initial 
capture point. 

Results: Radius of effect narrowed to 2 kilometers 
Notes: Items Used: 15 leather wallets, each including a 
different currency 


Procedure: An equal assortment of D-Class personnel 
and Researchers are to be placed around the facility, D- 
Class with accompanying guards. Various foodstuff 
items with various states of quality are to be placed in 
SCP-3110. 

Results Molding or otherwise inedible food items are not 


accepted by SCP-3110, with the opposite being true. 
Notes: Items Used: 1 Carton of Milk (refrigerated), 3 
Hamburgers (1 freshly made, 1 partially eaten*, 1 a day 
old*), 3 cans of corn (2 unopened, 1 open’), 1 5 cm block 
of cheese (molding)*; 70% of items accepted were given 
to D-Class by SCP-3110. 


Procedure: Similar conditions are to be met as the last 
conducted test, with the substitution of clothing for 
foodstuffs. 

Results: Items that are in irreparable condition, are not 
given out by SCP-3110. 

Notes: Items Used: 3 T-Shirts (1 in irreparable 
condition*), 1 Scarf (with small cuts). Distribution of items 
is observed is similar as the last test. 


Procedure: Similar conditions are to be met as the last 
test, with the substitution of high-value items with various 
wear for clothing. 

Results: All items, despite wear, are given out. 

Notes: Items Used: 1 24k Diamond Ring (broken), 2 
Bars of 24k Gold, 1 Large Bag containing $10,000. 3 
Designer Handbags (1 slightly worn). 


*Signifies item was not accepted by SCP-3110 


Addendum 3110-1: SCP-3110 was recovered by MTF Pi-1 in New 
York City, New York, on 4/12/19 , after a court case involving David 

(deceased), a homeless man being charged with armed robbery 
of a local bank. Police found with $30,000 in cash in a large 
duffel bag, leading to his arrest. Foundation investigators were able 
to trace security footage to an alleyway near 23rd Street, where the 
actual culprits were found throwing the money into SCP-3110, the 
money appearing next to , living in Madison Square Park at the 
time. After agreements were created with local government officials, 
SCP-3110 was recovered and replaced without incident. 


During initial cleaning, the body of a young adult female was found 
near the bottom of SCP-3110. The body was eventually identified to 
be the body of Lana , a 24-year-old female living in New York 
City, who had gone missing only two weeks earlier. was a well- 


known volunteer in many charities and fundraisers, but was 
infamous within New York City for her dumpster diving runs in 
numerous alleyways. Analysis of 's body found that she had 
died of asphyxiation. Her body was returned to local authorities after 
standard examination and decontamination of the body were 
conducted. 


Addendum 3110-2: The following notes are the only two variations 
of notes found during initial testing. 


Hey, 

| get ya: life doesn't always go your way sometimes, and 
you'll feel as if your luck has run out. 

I've seen it happen for myself. But, here's a little 
something to keep you motivated :-) 


Yo; 

| would recommend giving this to someone who needs it 
more than you do. Don't hog all the 

goods for yourselves! :-) 


Incident Report 3110-35: On 8/4/ __, multiple D-Class personnel 
were found with level black contraband items". During the full body 
check of the suspected D-Class, a total of 15 firearms were found, 
originally belonging to the Guard Armory. Five minutes later, 
Researcher reported a stolen clipboard and pen, along with his 
computer mouse. Within the next hour, numerous objects within 
Site-76 were reported missing, including: 


¢ Both couches from Break Room A 

¢ The Fridge from Break Room B, along with the foodstuffs 
within it 

1 MTF Rover 

* 23 cases of bleach from the Left Wing Laundry Room 

¢ 3 computers 

« 7 CCTV cameras 

¢ 2 transport carts 

* SCP-140 


Containment procedures and description were changed accordingly. 
Locations of SCP-140's containment cell and the Guard Armory 


were moved outside of SCP-3110's radius of effect. All items 
affected were returned to their original point of origin. Research is 
ongoing whether or not SCP-3110 possesses choice or knowledge 
of what it teleports during this phase. 


Addendum 3110-3 Approximately weeks after Incident 3110-35, 
Dr. Harding, the current Project Head of SCP-3110, received a pen 
as a result of testing of SCP-3110. However, the note received was 
different than other notes received in the past: 


Warden (or at least what | think you are), 

What you and your "buddies" decided to do a few weeks 
ago is unjustified. If you want to keep a few things every 
now and then, be my guest. But, at least give a good 
chunk of the goods to your prisoners every now and then 
for Christs sake. 

However, | have my suspicions that you won't take this 
note seriously. You won't consider it one bit. 

But, with time, thoughts and decisions can change. | 
won't hold my breath and say you won't change. | have 
my doubts, of course, but I'll Keep my optimism. 

The future is in front of us, warden. Don't be a chain 
holding the ship back; be the wind pushing it. :-) 


Any further deviations from the found notes as well as possible 
theories as to how SCP-3110 was able to discern Site-76 as a 
prison are to be submitted to the current project head of SCP-3110 
for review. 


Footnotes 
1. Includes firearms, such as pistols and rifles 


SCP-3111: Fingerball 


Item #: SCP-3111 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-3111 is to be kept ina 
Safe storage locker at Site-17, and is only to be removed for testing 
purposes. When in an active state, SCP-3111 is to be observed by 
Level 2 staff or higher until it returns to its dormant state. Instances 
of SCP-3111-1 are to be stored either physically in a separate 
storage locker, or digitally in a secure hard drive in the Site-17 
computer server, depending on the instance. 


Description: SCP-3111 is a collection of human fingers joined 
together at the metacarpo-phalangeal joints, forming a spherical 
mass measuring approximately 22 centimeters in diameter and 
weighing approximately 0.58 kilograms. Despite its pale 
pigmentation, SCP-3111 is biologically healthy. DNA testing has not 
discovered a match in Foundation records. Further physical testing 
has shown that SCP-3111 has the ability to regenerate, the time 
taken to do so depending on the severity of the injury. Dislocated 
and broken joints have been observed regenerating over a period of 
approximately 30 minutes, whereas removed fingers have been 
observed regenerating over a period of 2 hours. 


In its dormant state, SCP-3111 is nonreactive to external stimuli. 
The fingers can easily be manipulated along the joints, as far as the 
joints can physically allow. 


When placed within 0.25 meters of a word processing device, 
SCP-3111 will enter its active state. Acceptable devices range from 
standard typewriters to desktop computers to laptop computers, so 
long as the latter two have word processors installed. SCP-3111 will 
proceed to use its fingers for locomotion, similar to that of an 
arachnid. SCP-3111 will move in the direction of the word 
processing device at a speed of 25 centimeters per second. Once 


SCP-3111 reaches the device, it will proceed use its fingers to type 
an instance of SCP-3111-1. Once SCP-3111 is finished typing, it will 
return to its dormant state until placed within 0.25 meters of a 
different word processing device. If removed from within 0.25 meters 
of the device before SCP-3111 reaches it, it will return to its dormant 
state. 


SCP-3111-1 is a written transcript of Game 6 of the 1975 World 
Series between the Cincinnati Reds and the Boston Red Sox that 
took place on October 21st, 1975. No variations between 
SCP-3111-1 instances and the official record of the game have been 
found. When an individual begins reading an instance of 
SCP-3111-1, they will vanish and reappear inside Fenway Park 
stadium in Boston, Massachusetts at the beginning of the game. 
The game will proceed to play out as transcribed, after which, the 
individual will reappear in their location where they began reading 
SCP-3111-1. This displacement lasts a period of approximately 4 
hours. Testing has shown that subjects appear in a random seating 
section each time SCP-3111-1 is read. Displaced subjects have free 
range of movement both inside and outside the stadium and are 
incorporeal. Any attempts to interact with both onlookers and players 
have failed. 


SCP-3111 was discovered on December 21st, 1975, when the 
Post Office reported a package containing SCP-3111 to local 
authorities. Embedded agents retrieved SCP-3111, and Class-A 
amnestics were administered to witnesses. 


Addendum: The following is an enclosed note that was discovered 
with SCP-3111. 


Jeff, 


| felt bad about scheduling you for work on the night of 
the game, so | had a friend pull some strings (took a 
while), and he came up with this. According to him, just 
put this thing in front of a typewriter, read what it gives 
you, and you'll be 'right there,’ whatever that means. He 
works for some rather unusual people, but he assured 
me that you'll love this, even if it is kinda ugly. | wish you 
all the best and hope you enjoy this gift. 


Merry Christmas, 
Thomas 


SCP-3112: InDi-Mail 


Item #: SCP-3112 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-31 12 is to be monitored 
by Foundation satellites intended to detect electromagnetic radiation 
at a global scale. Locations identified to exhibit frequencies of 7a x 
7.7a’4 Hz. are to be further monitored for possible activities relating 
to GOI-312. 


Foundation personnel are assigned to monitor Site-81's staff break 
room at all times to collect SCP-3112-A manifestations. Instances of 
SCP-3112-A are to be immediately inspected and sorted. In the 
event of a sudden influx of SCP-3112-A manifestations, additional 
Foundation personnel and equipment are to be assigned to the 
area. Collected instances of SCP-3112-A are to be kept in a 
standard containment locker at Storage Site-81. 


Testing with the Foundation-created SCP-3112 instance had been 
approved by Dr. as of 21/07/2016. Testing is to be done at 
Site-79 due to the electromagnetic interference associated with 
SCP- 


Description: SCP-3112 is an anomalous form of electromagnetic 
radiation with a frequency of 7a x 7.7a7a Hz. SCP-3112 has been 
observed to allow inter-dimensional translocation of letters and 
postcards. Foundation efforts to replicate SCP-3112's frequencies 
and anomalous effects have been successful. (see: Test 
Log-3112-01)