SCP 1162 Item Retreval log and testing log

[Bossatron1924]

Rank: Associate

Clearance Level: 3 

List of Personnel involved in testing: Security LCPL Gunner 1C44

Level D personnel involved: Munke_mor

SCP: 1162 

Errors and/or safety hazards: Subject might have lost a weapon or an object that can be used as a weapon and harm personnel in the area. SCP 1162 could be destroyed or moved somewhere else. This could stop 1162 tests unless found again.

Question: What does the subject feel when reaching inside the hole? What have they lost? Does the item appear in their hands? Can they move their arm around in 1162?

Background Research: SCP 1162 is a hole located in a wall at Site 31 that when interacted with, will have a random item drawn from it. However, a random object on the user, (being their clothing, weapons, badge, etc.) will disappear and will not be seen unless used again. 1162 is used only to keep it at its current location. D Class should be monitored when using 1162, in case they grab a small weapon. After a site wide breach, 1162 must be monitored so it doesn't move, (due to a Class D that might have interacted with 1162).  Maintenance on the wall is near to impossible due to the nature of 1162 (being destroyed by movement of wall or being looked at from behind.) so the wall that 1162 is housed on is in a state of disrepair. 

Hypothesis: Maybe he can move his arm inside the hole, feeling inside the wall. 

Observation/Visual Stimuli(Photos/videos): 

Analysis and Conclusion: Subject pulled out a P90 but was cooperative and gave it to the guard. An axe and an LMG (an M249) was also found. D class that use this should be monitored carefully in case they grab a hold of weapons or knifes. Subject also pulled out ash and blood. (DNA testing is going on currently for the blood sample.)

Edited December 24, 2019 by Costcotron1924Δ

[Protege]

Grade: 75

Lore: 20/20

I do not see any lore problems here.

Creativity: 5/20

The idea for this test isn't very creative at all, don't just ask what they have lost or what they feel, try and see how the SCP works instead of doing what we already know about SCP.

Presentation: 10/20

I like that you put a picture but you could be more creative with how you write the test, also you forgot the do results align with hypothesis part of the test.

Writing: 40/40

I don't see any grammar/spelling errors.

Test quality: Standard