Item #: SCP-XX
Object Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XX is kept in the Anomaly Wing of the Site-17 Morgue. Physical analysis or inspection is prohibited.
Description: SCP-XX is a cadaver. The object's physical properties cannot be confirmed due to its anomalous nature.
Every autopsy performed on SCP-XX has yielded a different result when performed by a different organization. Subsequent inspections (including casual observation) has yielded information equivalent to that organization's original report.
Discovery: The US FBI's Unusual Incidents Unit learned of abnormalities over the course of a murder investigation. The initial report, carried out by the county, was of a body that did not match the description of the murder victim as described by a witness (who later could not be found for further questioning). Law enforcement then requisitioned a private autopsy, which produced a contradictory report. It was at this point that federal containment officials intervened.
Upon taking SCP-XX into custody and performing their own autopsy, the UIU found that their report significantly differed as well. At this point, the Pittsburgh Foundation Liaison reached out to see if Foundation resources could determine further information.
Foundation investigators produced their own, incompatible report regarding the nature of SCP-XX, and per agreement with UIU officials, brought it into containment.
Addendum XX-1: Autopsy Reports
Designation: SCP-XX-1
Organization: Allegheny County Medical Examiner
Medical Examiner: Shankar Choudhury
External Inspection: 5'10" (178 cm) male, age estimated in the 30s. No external injuries or trauma. In particular, no bullet wounds could be identified.
Internal Inspection: .
Notes: .
Designation: SCP-XX-2
Organization: Wang & Wang Forensics
Medical Examiner: Bo Wang
External Inspection: 6'2" (189 cm) obese white male, age estimated in the 50s. Weight recorded as 247 lb (112 kg). I-shaped incision down the torso, consistent with prior autopsy. No bullet wounds visible.
Internal Inspection: Unremarkable. Cause of death recorded as dehydration.
Notes: Appearance significantly diverges from Jim Barber, as described in the murder report.
Designation: SCP-XX-3
Organization: Federal Bureau of Investigation, Unusual Incidents Unit
Medical Examiner: Jennifer Puckett
External Inspection: Male of East Asian descent, 5'3" (160 cm), 103 lb (47 kg). Y-shaped torso and coronal incisions identified. No evidence of I-shaped incision from prior autopsy. Severe bruising on knuckles, arms, and legs (post-mortem, unknown cause).
Internal Inspection: High levels of cortisol in blood. Evidence of chronic liver disease. Cause of death eventually determined to be hypovolemic shock.
Notes: Report noted "significant difficulty" in making incisions due to "awkward placement" of limbs, eventually ameliorated by securing the subject with belts. Corpse made unidentified noises throughout first half of procedure.
Designation: SCP-XX-4
Organization: SCP Foundation
Medical Examiner: .
External Inspection: White female, height of 179 cm, weight of 70 kg.
Internal Inspection: .
Laboratory Data: No matches for DNA, fingerprint, or retinal scans in the Foundation database.