Hey everyone, it's Pacific, and welcome back to another episode of SCP Archives.

As a quick reminder, we're doing something a little different for season 4.

Each week over the course of 12 weeks, we're telling the story of one SCP and its effect

in the southern Montana area.

While you can jump into this episode, for the best listening experience, we suggest

you start at Serapis Part 1, 2021.

Aside from that, not too much to talk about this week, February's postcards went out

last week, so you should see those starting to pop into your mailboxes pretty soon.

And you still have time to sign up for March's postcard, which is going to feature a really

cool Serapis design, so I hope you check it out.

You can do that by heading to patreon.com slash SCP underscore POD.

Aside from that, if you haven't already checked out Insidious Inspirations, it's our

true crime show, it's really fun, and Nicole Goodnight is our host and narrator.

Go check it out.

You can find it wherever you listen to podcasts, or by visiting insidious.show.

And without further ado, this week's episode.

Good morning, the foundation databases classified, unauthorized access will result in detainment.

Within this archive, you'll find the procedures, descriptions, and accounts of the most notorious

anomalies we've encountered to date, secure, contain, protect.

This is Agent Hector Galeo, the following information is classified level 5 under Project

Serapis, well 5 eyes only.

In 1986, a series of murders occurred in Camp Opa Sawa, a children's summer camp, where

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