Hey everyone it's specific and welcome back to another episode of

SCP Archives. I'm back from vacation and well rested but also very excited to get

back to work. I missed you guys I'm just

working on the show. So I haven't made my travel blog yet that is going up this

week in addition to my birthday blog every year on Patreon I like to share just a

little blog about what I've done over the last year what's coming up and some of the

projects that I'm excited for so keep an eye for that this Sunday,

it'll go up on my birthday.

And hey, thanks for making this show possible.

I couldn't do it without you. Thank you for listening and for

tuning in and just for making this such a fun joyous experience. It's always a little humbling to realize

I've spun around the sun on a giant rock for another year and I'm still making podcasts which feels like a dream and is a dream. But anyways, I'll save some of the sappy sentiments for the birthday

block if you want to read that. But in the meantime, I got a new episode for you. This week it's a short episode, next week it's a longer episode, and then we have a three-part episode.

So, sit back, relax, up next, a quick ad break,

and then this week's episode. Warning, the Foundation database is classified.

Unauthorized access will result in detainment.

Within this archive you'll find the procedures, descriptions, and accounts of the most notorious anomalies we've

encountered to date.

Secure, contain, protect. Item number, S.C. 7559, Object Class, Keeter. Special containment procedures. At this time, containment of S.C. 7559 is not possible.

Foundation agents within the medical system are to provide data on possible victims of S.C. 7559 and confirmed cases via endoscopy.

Until the anomaly is fully understood, the foundation's priorities identification,

isolation, examination, and in select cases, treatment of confirmed victims of

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