Item number: SCP-6951.
Object class: Euclid.
Special containment procedures.
A full understanding of biology in SCP-6951-1 instances is to be achieved so that living SCP-6951-1 instances can be rehabilitated and give witness testimony into the activities of Griezburger Incorporated and Griezburger Earth.
Description.
Recovered SCP-6951-1 instances tend to exhibit signs of attempted or successful homicide, in addition with injuries associated with interdimensional travel.
Addendum one: Documented SCP-6951-1 instances.
Date recovered: September twenty-seventh, twenty twenty-one.
SCP-6951-1 identity: unknown.
Found in a dumpster behind a fast food location, this SCP-6951-1 instance was flagged for potential anomalous properties when autopsy discovered eight additional organs not present in normal human biology.
Foundation involvement discovered the instance's relation to Griezburger after testing revealed a near-identical genetic match with Roger Griez.
Shortly after, the Griezburger investigation team successfully filed these events for SCP status, and the documentation of SCP-6951 began.
Date recovered: October fourteenth, twenty twenty-one.
SCP-6951-1 identity: Roger Griez.
While the fire had been extinguished for several days before the investigation occurred, Roger Griez had only recently expired before their discovery, as they had evidently remained seated for multiple days following the infliction of numerous third-degree burns before succumbing to infection and sepsis.
Identified by their suitcase and papers within, Roger's official position was a stenographer, tasked with the transcription of corporate meetings at Griezburger Earth.
Beginning with the fire's outbreak and continuing up to the exact time of their death, Roger had been transcribing their internal monologue, as well as their current medical state, through the use of their typewriter.
The events that led up to the outbreak of the fire were not recovered.
Date recovered: November first, twenty twenty-one.
SCP-6951-1 identity: Wesley Griez.
Discovered on Miami Beach, Wesley Griez had been wrapped in various layers of clear packing tape and forcefully locked within a heavy rolling luggage container before being thrown into the ocean.
Bystanders attempted to resuscitate the SCP-6951-1 instance, but were unsuccessful.
Item number: SCP-6951.
Object class: Euclid.
Special containment procedures.
A full understanding of biology in SCP-6951-1 instances is to be achieved so that living SCP-6951-1 instances can be rehabilitated and give witness testimony into the activities of Griezburger Incorporated and Griezburger Earth.
Description.
Recovered SCP-6951-1 instances tend to exhibit signs of attempted or successful homicide, in addition with injuries associated with interdimensional travel.
Addendum one: Documented SCP-6951-1 instances.
Date recovered: September twenty-seventh, twenty twenty-one.
SCP-6951-1 identity: unknown.
Found in a dumpster behind a fast food location, this SCP-6951-1 instance was flagged for potential anomalous properties when autopsy discovered eight additional organs not present in normal human biology.
Foundation involvement discovered the instance's relation to Griezburger after testing revealed a near-identical genetic match with Roger Griez.
Shortly after, the Griezburger investigation team successfully filed these events for SCP status, and the documentation of SCP-6951 began.
Date recovered: October fourteenth, twenty twenty-one.
SCP-6951-1 identity: Roger Griez.
While the fire had been extinguished for several days before the investigation occurred, Roger Griez had only recently expired before their discovery, as they had evidently remained seated for multiple days following the infliction of numerous third-degree burns before succumbing to infection and sepsis.
Identified by their suitcase and papers within, Roger's official position was a stenographer, tasked with the transcription of corporate meetings at Griezburger Earth.
Beginning with the fire's outbreak and continuing up to the exact time of their death, Roger had been transcribing their internal monologue, as well as their current medical state, through the use of their typewriter.
The events that led up to the outbreak of the fire were not recovered.
Date recovered: November first, twenty twenty-one.
SCP-6951-1 identity: Wesley Griez.
Discovered on Miami Beach, Wesley Griez had been wrapped in various layers of clear packing tape and forcefully locked within a heavy rolling luggage container before being thrown into the ocean.
Bystanders attempted to resuscitate the SCP-6951-1 instance, but were unsuccessful.
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