SCP-2099-JP

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  Title: SCP-2099-JP - Prey impaling
  Author: ©︎mC shrimp
  Year: 2020
  Original: http://scp-jp.wikidot.com/scp-2099-jp

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Item #: SCP-2099-JP

Object Class: Keter

Special Containment Procedures: In the event of a confirmed SCP-2099-JP occurrence, the cover story "Psychotic Murder Case and the Perpetrator's Escape" is to be disseminated; the residents nearby the area where SCP-2099-JP occurred should be discouraged from going out of their homes as much as possible. Additionally, the scene of the SCP-2099-JP event is to be fully cordoned off until the victim's body disappears.

Description: SCP-2099-JP is an anomalous phenomenon that occurs indiscriminately to individuals who are out of their residence, mainly between September and January of the following year. Although SCP-2099-JP has been observed to occur more frequently in vulnerable and powerless people, such as the homeless and young children, it still affects average individuals as well. Individuals affected by SCP-2099-JP are hereafter referred to as victims.

When SCP-2099-JP occurs, the victim is teleported to a fixed, sharp object in the vicinity, resulting in a corpse penetrated through their chest, abdomen, or other mid-body parts. Footage obtained from nearby security cameras confirms that the victim disappears for a certain period of time before reappearing as the corpse.

After the transportation, the victim's body becomes immobilized in place by unknown means until January of the following year, and then disappears at a random point in the month. Removal of the victim's body is impossible by any means attempted.

The existence of SCP-2099-JP was revealed following a series of bizarre murders that began with the suspicious death of a homeless person on 2008/09/10 along with the discovery of anomalous effects on the bodies.

Research into the causes of SCP-2099-JP and possible preventive measures is ongoing.

Addendum: In rare cases, the bodies of SCP-2099-JP victims do not disappear even after January; means to remove the bodies are currently under development.