SCP-2632 possesses no further anomalous properties, and displays 
symptoms consistent with a diagnosis of relapsing-remitting multiple 
sclerosis. While additional permanent damage to SCP-2632's 
neurological condition appears to have been prevented by its 
anomalous properties, SCP-2632's behavior is consistent with an 
individual possessing a moderate state of neurological decay. 


SCP-2632 was recovered in 2003 following a botched execution 
attempt in the US state of Washington. SCP-2632 was convicted in 
1994 of the killing of Jonathan Garret, and sentenced to death. 
SCP-2632 refused to choose his execution method, and by state law 
was to be hanged in January of 2003. Due to SCP-2632's 
anomalous properties, this penalty was ineffective. Agents 
embedded in the Washington State Department of Corrections were 


able to recover SCP-2632 following this attempt. 
+ SCP-2632 Interview Log 
The following interview was the fourth conducted.2 


Date: February 5th, 2003. 

Interviewer: Dr. William Hoskins, SCP-2632 
Project Head 

Subject: SCP-2632 

Location: Site-88, Section C. 


Dr. Hoskins was instructed to create a rapport 
with the subject to induce cooperation. Those 
portions of the interview have been edited out 
for brevity. 


SCP-2632: To be perfectly honest, | was 
hoping for life in prison. 


Dr. Hoskins: Why? 
SCP-2632 pauses for several seconds. 


SCP-2632: | haven't told you how | got this 
way yet. 


Dr. Hoskins: No. Would you like to? 


SCP-2632: That's been something I've needed 
to get off my chest for a while. 


Dr. Hoskins: Well, I'm not going anywhere, 
and neither are you. Let's talk. 


SCP-2632: Every time I've told someone 
about it, I've ended up killing them. 


SCP-2632 taps on the glass partition 
separating him from Dr. Hoskins. 


SCP-2632: Don't think that's going to matter 


so much anymore though. You ever been to 
Crossroads, Wyoming? 


Dr. Hoskins: No, | haven't. 


SCP-2632: Beautiful little town. At least it used 
to be. Moved out there with my wife and little 
brother in 1867. 


Dr. Hoskins: Who were they? 


SCP-2632: Bethany Manfred and Jacob 
Manfred. My brother was a fucking coward, 
stayed out of the war. My wife's father and 
brothers died during Sherman's March. Her 
momma had died a few years back. She didn't 
have anywhere to go, so | picked her up. 


Dr. Hoskins: And you went to Crossroads? 


SCP-2632: Yeah. Jacob was going to help me 
set up an undertaker's business. Greedy son 
of a bitch had a good idea. We were burying a 
man every week. 


Dr. Hoskins: And then? 


SCP-2632: | started to get it into my head that 
we could do something about all the death and 
destruction. | promise you it was noble at first. 
Met an Indian in the saloon. | thought he was 
just talking crazy but once | sobered him up he 
told me about a ritual. He said he couldn't die. 
That got me fucking interested. 


Dr. Hoskins: What happened to the Indian? 


SCP-2632: That's complicated. See, he told 
me about how he and four of his friends had 
enacted the ritual. Turned out there was one 
catch: people who'd participated could hurt 
each other. It was the only way you could die. 


Dr. Hoskins: Okay, then what had happened 
to the others? 


SCP-2632: He'd gotten paranoid and that was 
that. The little son of a bitch had killed ‘em. All 
of 'em. 


Dr. Hoskins: Right. So then you enacted the 
ritual as well? 


SCP-2632: After a time. Took me a bit to get 
all the things together | needed. But the way 
the shakes was getting worse, | was trying to 
hurry. 


Dr. Hoskins: And then? 


SCP-2632: Then | made the dumbest mistake 
I've made in a long, long life. | brought my 
brother and my wife in on the thing. 


Dr. Hoskins: So you all performed the ritual? 


SCP-2632: | did most of the hard work, there 
were some unsavory bits | don't think either of 
them could've stomached. But when it was 
over we all knew our whole world was 
different. 


Dr. Hoskins: What happened to your brother 
and your wife? 


SCP-2632: She was 24 when we finished. He 
was 36. | was 68. My body barely worked any 
more, even if it wouldn't ever get worse. 
Exactly what you think happened is what 
happened. 


Dr. Hoskins: They began an affair? 


SCP-2632: Right under my goddamned nose. 
| hadn't told them about the catch, so they 


didn't know that | could hurt them if | wanted 
to. 


Dr. Hoskins: And did you? 
SCP-2632: Not at first. 
Dr. Hoskins: But you did eventually? 


SCP-2632: What | did was take some of the 
children's bones I'd used in the ritual and 
planted them in Jacob's house. Then | paid the 
Sheriff a lot of money to go do his job and 
search the place. 


Dr. Hoskins: What happened to your brother 
after that? 


SCP-2632: Sheriff arrested him. The trial was 
short enough, sentenced him to hang the next 
week. | pretended like | was on his side. Told 

him I'd give him a bit of morphine so he could 

fake being dead. 


Dr. Hoskins: And did you? 


SCP-2632: Yeah. | laughed at the hanging. | 
was worried someone’'d notice. Could barely 
keep his head up. He was still sleeping 
afterwards when | carted him out to the hole in 
the ground I'd dug. Seven feet straight down. 


Dr. Hoskins: You buried him? 
SCP-2632: | did. 
Dr. Hoskins: What did your wife do? 


SCP-2632: She wasn't happy. Showed up at 
the grave as | was dumping him in. Told me 

everything, said when he woke up they'd be 

leaving town for good. 


SCP-296: Armed Containment Site-03 


Item #: SCP-296 


Object Class: Primary object classification: Safe, secondary object 
classification: Safe/Euclid/Keter 


Special Containment Procedures: Armed Containment Site-03 
has been in the process of reconstruction since the discovery of 
SCP-296 in the geometric center of the destruction caused by 
enactment of Emergency Protocol XT- (refer to Document 
#1E-027, Addendum 1, viewable in ). Re-installation of 
tactical thermonuclear devices in a primary perimeter between the 
established 100km quarantine perimeter and the exposed region of 
SCP-296 has also been initiated. As SCP-296 has already exhibited 
resilience in the face of annihilation-grade weaponry, it is suggested 
that the TTN devices be calibrated to deliver a high-yield, low-radius 
explosion so as to minimize damage to ACS-03's existing structures. 


All personnel, agents and researchers assigned to SCP-296 must 
have no criminal background, prior to and during SCP service. Any 
incidents approximating criminal behavior, as well as suspicions of 
possible criminal behavior, are to be considered disqualification for 
assignment to duties directly relating to SCP-296. 


Description: Upon examination of the blast crater occupying 
ACS-03's previous location, a stone channel was discovered in the 
crater's geometric center. The stone is of an unknown composition, 
and was utterly unaffected by the detonations of the fail-safe devices 
utilized by Emergency Protocol XT-_ . It is unknown whether the 
structure designated SCP-296 existed prior to the annihilation of 
ACS-03's previous installations. However, the contents of 
SCP-296's interior suggest it was somehow created in the 
explosion. 


From the exterior, SCP-296's entry channel appears to simply be a 
set of carved, fitted stones arranged around a vertical, rectangular 


Dr. Hoskins: What did you do? 


SCP-2632: | smashed her in the back of the 
head with the shovel and threw her in the hole. 


Dr. Hoskins: You buried them both? 


SCP-2632: Yeah. Her dead and him sleeping. 
He didn't wake up before | was done. 


Dr. Hoskins: What happened after that? 


SCP-2632: | left town myself. Nothing tying me 
down. 


Dr. Hoskins: Were you ever worried that your 
brother would wake up and dig his way out? 


SCP-2632: Dirt has weight. He was stuck 
down there at the bottom for 120 years. 


Dr. Hoskins: 120? You said you moved to 
Crossroads in 1867? 


SCP-2632: Yeah. See, | been all over the 
world, but | always come back to Crossroads 
every once in a while. Some people might call 
it guilt, but honestly | just needed to know that 
the one man who could hurt me was still in the 
ground. 


Dr. Hoskins: And he isn't? 
SCP-2632: No. He isn't. 
Dr. Hoskins: What do you mean? 


SCP-2632: Back in '92 | made another 
pilgrimage out there. They were building a 
shopping center over the old graveyard. Big ol' 
machines went in and dug the whole area up. 


Dr. Hoskins: Did they find your brother? 


SCP-2632: They must've because he found 
me. Never saw him. Fucking coward caught 
me from behind. | ain't been hurt like that in a 
long fucking time. | ran and ran. | still don't 
know why he let me go. 


Dr. Hoskins: What did you do after that? 


SCP-2632: | went home and panicked. 
Figured the one sure way to avoid my fate was 
to sit in prison. So | headed out to Mount 
Rainier, killed a camper in Paradise, and sat 
next to the body until a hiker found me. 


Dr. Hoskins: Right. 


SCP-2632: If I'd been smart I'd have picked a 
state with no death penalty at all. But | fucked 
that up too. 


Dr. Hoskins: Are you still worried about him 
coming for you? 


SCP-2632: Not now, | don't think there's any 
way he could even know I'm here. 


Dr. Hoskins: Why do you think he wants to 
come for you? 


SCP-2632: | mean, are you serious? 
Dr. Hoskins: Sure. Just for the record. 


SCP-2632: Can you imagine not being able to 
move, not being able to breathe, and not being 
able to scream for 120 years? 


Dr. Hoskins: Wouldn't that have driven him 
insane? 


SCP-2632: Sure. | bet he went insane a few 
times down there. And right back to sane 
again. There's nothing | can say to change his 
mind. Probably not even angry anymore. He 
knows what | did and why | did it and he won't 
stop until I'm hurt just as bad as he was. 


Dr. Hoskins: Alright. Thank you for your time. 
| imagine we'll have more questions for you 
tomorrow. 


SCP-2632: Fine by me. 


+ Show Incident Reports 
Incident 2632-63: 


Following several recorded interviews, Dr. 
Hoskins began to hold informal interviews with 
SCP-2632 in order to ascertain the specifics of 
the ritual which produced its anomalous 
abilities, and the eventual fate of the individual 
who first informed him of the ritual itself. These 
interviews were unsuccessful in their stated 
goals. On November 12th, 2015, following 12 
years of successful containment, SCP-2632 
killed Dr. Hoskins during an unguarded 
interview. 


No future interviews are to take place without a 
barrier separating SCP-2632 from Foundation 
staff. Research staff are to be accompanied by 
security personnel at all times when in the 
presence of SCP-2632. 


Dr. Elizabeth Lane, SCP-2632 Project Head. 
Incident 2632-65: 


Following the death of Dr. Hoskins, a new 
project head was selected. Dr. Elizabeth Lane, 


the current SCP-2632 project head, was 
scheduled to interview SCP-2632 on 
December 18th. When she entered the 
interview chamber along with Agent Bill 
Cassidy, SCP-2632 began to suffer from what 
appeared to be a mental break. 


SCP-2632 was unable to answer any 
questions coherently, and appeared to be 
unusually preoccupied with Agent Cassidy's 
presence. In order to facilitate a calming of the 
subject, Agent Cassidy will no longer be 
utilized as security for the SCP-2632 project. 


Dr. Elizabeth Lane, SCP-2632 Project Head. 
+ Show Proposed Containment Procedures Revisions 


Due to SCP-2632's uncooperative nature, 
mental state, the danger it may pose to 
Foundation personnel, and the anomalous 
properties it possesses, it has been 
determined that the following actions are to be 
performed on December 20th, 2016, by order 
of the SCP-2632 project head. 


The SCP-2632 project is to be reclassified as 
inactive. 


SCP-2632 will be restrained, and placed ona 
steel platform. Exploiting SCP-2632's damage- 
resistant properties, a press will move a block 
of lead approximately SCP-2632's size 
downward until it molds into SCP-2632's 
shape. This press will keep SCP-2632 
immobile until the reactivation of the 
SCP-2632 project. 


SCP-2632's current project members will be 
reassigned to active projects, and SCP-2632's 
containment procedures are to be updated 


with these changes. 
Dr. Elizabeth Lane, SCP-2632 Project Head. 


The above proposed changes are tentatively 
approved. Dr. Lane, | would like to speak to 
you in the next few days. | have some 
concerns with regards to your utilizing Agent 
Cassidy's containment expertise in this matter. 
Please come and see me at your earliest 
convenience. 


Dr. Cimmerian, Site-88 Ethics Committee 
Liaison. 


+ Show EC-2632 Task Report 


On June 8th 2016, The Ethics Committee 
approved a proposal relating to SCP-2632 by 
Dr. Cimmerian. The task was completed on 
August 24th, 2016. The results of that project 
are listed below. 


A search was made to determine the veracity 
of the SCP-2632's statements regarding its 
relatives. The burial site SCP-2632 described 
was found and the body inside was exhumed. 
The remains were buried under approximately 
half a meter of soil, though it was clearly 
apparent that at least one previous occupant 
had either been removed or extricated itself 
from the burial site. 


The following is a facial reconstruction of the 
recovered remains. 


Genetic identification indicates that this 
individual is strongly related to SCP-2632's 
still-living descendants. Due to the sex of the 
individual in question, it is believed to be the 
remains of Jacob Manfred. The current 


whereabouts of Bethany Manfred are still 
unknown. 


Footnotes 

1. Under the name Douglas Manfred. 

2. Previous interviews established SCP-2632's principle anomalous 
properties. 


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SCP-2633: Narcotic Crustaceans 


Item #: SCP-2633 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-2633 instances are to be 
contained in specialized semi-aquatic zoological containment 
chambers in the arthropoid wing at Area-12. Atmospheric conditions 
are to be monitored closely. Any personnel that need to operate in 
close physical proximity to SCP-2633 instances are to wear 
appropriate respiratory protection. 


Description: SCP-2633 refers to five individual Johngarthia 
lagostoma crabs". Instances are physiologically identical to non- 
anomalous members of the species. Anomalous properties manifest 
at a molecular level, during the process of cellular respiration. 
Through an as of yet unknown process, each SCP-2633 instance 
produces a number of substances in place of the carbon dioxide that 
would normally be produced. Instances also conduct respiration at a 
rate considerably greater than normal, producing as much as four 
liters of gases every thirty minutes. 


Each instance produces a unique set of substances, as detailed 
below 


¢ SCP-2633-1 produces nicotine. 

* SCP-2633-2 produces cannabidiol and tetrahydrocannabinol. 

¢ SCP-2633-3 produces morphine, codeine, thebaine, 
noscapine, and papaverine. 

¢ SCP-2633-4 produces salvinorin A, as well as several other 
terpenoid substances in trace amounts 

* SCP-2633-5 produces water, vegetable glycerin, propylene 
glycol, and a substance compositionally similar to apple 
byproducts. 


It is not currently understood how SCP-2633 instances are 


apparently unaffected by the substances they produce, which would 
typically be lethal to invertebrates of a similar size. Non-invasive 
tissue samples have been collected from each of the five instances, 
and are currently being analyzed to determine possible mechanisms 
behind anomalous cellular processes. SCP-2633 instances are also 
exceptionally long lived, having survived well over 200 years.