Everyone, it's specific. Not too much to talk about this week, another cool episode

of Serapis, and a heads up. We'll actually be off next week just taking a little mid-season

break, but we will be back on March. Let me check my calendar. The 22nd with episode

seven of Serapis. So stay tuned for that. And of course, just a reminder, Serapis is

a little different. While you can jump in at any episode for the best listening experience,

we do strongly suggest you started episode one and catch up to us here. And I think

one last little bit of news. Serapis is set to wrap up on April 26th, and SCP Archives

season five, which is our usual anthology content, is set to come out on May 17th. So we'll

be taking a two week break then as well. But then we'll be back with a lot of cool content.

Yeah, and a lot of other cool announcements to set to come very soon, but not yet. So without

further ado, this week's episode.

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 Galio. The following is classified level five under Project Serapis,

O5I's only. Research into anomalous events in the Shibut's Veil area of southern Montana

have turned up references to an incident that occurred at the camp applesauce summer camp in the

summer of 1974. This was the unsolved disappearance of four children while staying at the camp. They

were Sally Aspinal, 12, were burnt a little, 11 known as Bobby, Pearl Kraus, 10, and Margaret

Pendlemore, 10 known as Maggie. The four girls vanished one night evidently having left their

cabin at the campsite of their own accord. They were never found, and no one was ever found

responsible for their disappearance. The prevailing law enforcement theory was that they entered the

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