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Hello, I thought it would be funny to see if any of you guys have some of the old pictures from GamingLight from back in the days. Sadly my drive where I had all my old pictures got deleted during the time I reset my computer so the oldest one that I found in my google drive was from 09.25.2021

Form Title: [SCP-513 video and pictures study] ~ Research (11/10/19) Rank: Senior researcher Clearance Level: 2 List of Personnel involved in testing: Security OFC Cole Level D personnel involved: D-10390932931, D-1029329392, and D-10389238 SCP: SCP-513 Errors and/or safety hazards: One of the D-class became insane during testing and attempted to run away, and another terminated themselves. Question: Is it safe to view pictures and recordings of SCP-513-1 from my previous test logs? Background Research: Previously I did a test to see if SCP-513-1 can be caught on camera by anyone ringing the bell which we were able to do with help from Dr. Bright. Hypothesis: I believe that the pictures and video of SCP-513-1 will cause some mental damage to anyone viewing it. Observation/Visual Stimuli(Photos/videos): I asked the D-class which one wanted to go first and D-10390932931 volunteered, I gave him the photo's and he looked at them then instantly went insane and tried to escape subject was immediately terminated by the security escort. After that I picked one of the other 2 at random since neither wanted to go after seeing what happened to D-10390932931, subject D-10389238 was picked as the next subject, after giving the picture to him he looked at them and immediately attempted to terminate himself which he succeeded in doing. Subject D-1029329392 was then shown the pictures and he seemed completely fine unlike the other 2 D-class he was taken to med bay to be amnesticized and was returned to D-block safely. Analysis and Conclusion: Viewing pictures or a recording of SCP-513-1 can have dangerous side effects but other times there won't be any side effects. I believe I will need to more research into this. Do your results align with your hypothesis?: Sort of.