Interviewed: Dr. Muñoz, Junior Researcher, Anomalous Materials Lab, Site-34
Interviewer: Dr. Antonov, Head Researcher from Project ES-5030.
Foreword: Researcher Muñoz corresponds to one of the first Alpha subjects discovered inside Site-34. At the time of this interview, it is estimated that he spread the anomaly among 82 members of the staff, of which 23 would correspond to Beta-1 (first generation) subjects. Before the interviews, Dr. Antonov and other participants of the ES-5030 project were inoculated with the antimemetic agent SAGAN-1, to prevent the effects associated with contact with SCP-5030 carriers.
< Begin Log, [January 15, 2019, 10:00 hrs.]>
Dr. Antonov: I thank you for your willingness to attend this interview, Dr. Muñoz.
Dr. Muñoz: You're welcome, I just ask you to be quick, I have to do a whole series of tests on the batch of material that arrived a few days ago from Antarctica and I don't want to go out again after 10 pm. Before the interview, can I tell you about Dr. Bolívar…?
Dr. Antonov: I'm afraid I've received several complaints on your behalf, for behaviors that could almost be described as harassment. I'll get to the point, these complaints have been about your insistence on telling the story of this Researcher Bolívar. According to Human Resources, not only you have devoted hours of rest to this activity, but also hours that he should have used in your project, not to mention that you have sent 238 emails with that story. Why did you do this?
Dr. Muñoz: You don't know Andrés' story? I know that the Foundation can be ungrateful and that secrecy is in the contract but are you going to hide this too? Don't you have any shame at all?
Dr. Antonov: Explain yourself.
Dr. Muñoz (disbelievingly): Excuse me but how long have you been working on this site? You don't know anything about what happened to Dr. Bolivar?
Dr. Muñoz: The morning of December 21st I was working with a bio-armor material, it was a simple test of recovery time after receiving penetration damage, when I felt an explosion and the lights on the roof flashed, after which the emergency alarm began to sound. I turned off the equipment and left the lab to go to the emergency area. Outside it was chaos, everyone was running, a security officer almost knocked me down as he fled. From the bottom of Corridor E, there were noises of things breaking, metal being crushed and explosions. I started running, only to find the door closed when I reached the end of the corridor. Then this thing appeared. I have no idea why the hell they thought to restrain something like that in Site-34.
Dr. Muñoz: Are you a man of faith? Well, neither am I, but at that moment I couldn't stop praying. I had closed my eyes when I felt a door open near me and someone pulled me in. It was Andrés Bolívar. He looked me in the eye telling me to run away, that he should take care of these things. He had in his possession an [REDACTED], no idea how he got that thing. I begged him to run away, to let Security take care of it, but he just told me there was no time. He asked me to block the door after he left, after which I heard roars and noises like sparks. Rescue crews found me about an hour later, still locked in that maintenance closet…
Dr. Antonov: And what happened to Dr. Bolivar?
Dr. Muñoz (shaking his head): He didn't survive, even though he killed every last one of those things with the [REDACTED], those beasts practically gutted him. Have you considered giving him the Foundation's posthumous merit medal? It's the least he deserves.
Dr. Antonov: I'll inform my superiors, and thank you for your time, you can go.
< [End Log, January 15, 2019, 10:45 hrs.]>
Conclusion: No security incidents were reported inside the Site-34 during December 2018. Also, on that day Dr. Muñoz was at [REDACTED] collecting samples of a new ontovariable material, and therefore could not be present at Site-34.
Interviewed: Dr. Muñoz.
Interviewer: Dr. Antonov.
Forewords: This is the second interview conducted with Dr. Muñoz to characterize the effects associated with SCP-5030.
< Begin Log, [February 21, 2019, 09:00 hrs.]>
Dr. Antonov: Hi Mario, I apologize for having to call you again but there are certain details I need to clarify about Dr. Bolivar's story. Now, I'd like you to start from the beginning…
Dr. Muñoz (standing up abruptly from the table): Don't mention that name again.
Dr. Antonov (looking on strangely): What happens with Bolívar?
Dr. Muñoz (raising his voice): Stop pretending you don't know anything. Or are you making fun of me?
Dr. Antonov: No, I don't know what you mean.
Dr. Muñoz (breathing deeply while trying to calm down): Because of that bastard I was almost killed. And what's worse, because of his cowardice, Martínez died. The poor kid was barely 22 years old and had only been at the Foundation for a few months. That son of a bitch threw us into danger to save himself.
Dr. Muñoz: That day I was supposed to test a bio-armor material, it was a simple post-penetration recovery test. I had made good progress that morning, I thought I'd be done before lunch. A while earlier I had sent my assistant, Martínez, to request a piece of equipment from the Instrumentation Lab. I was writing down the last records when I felt an explosion and saw the lights flash. The emergency alarm began to sound so I decided to go out and look. I found him a few meters from the lab, the poor guy was scared when I was going to tell him to lock us in the lab someone pushed him, making him hit his head against the wall and be unconscious. That was Bolivar.
Dr. Muñoz: Do you think he stopped to check on him? No, the son of a bitch continued his racing by breaking into my lab and closing the door. That's when that thing appeared, some kind of beast with big claws. I dragged Martínez to the door of the lab and begged Bolivar to open it for me but he did nothing. That thing hit me, throwing me away and along with another of its kind devoured Martinez. I would have ended up dead too if a Tactical Response Team had not arrived and neutralized those things. Bolívar took advantage of the confusion of the moment to flee. I hope one day they find that bastard…
Dr. Antonov: Thank you for your testimony.
< End Log, [February 21, 2019, 09:38 hrs.]>
Conclusion: Although the subject continues to believe in the veracity of the incident described, there is a notable variation in the details described, new characters appearing and radically changing the role played by Bolivar in it.