 Good afternoon, Foundation staff. This is Dr. Theron Sherman. Today's briefing doesn't contain any objectionable material, so let's begin. Item number SCP-6902 Classification level 2, containment class Euclid, disruption class Dark, risk class Notice Special Containment Procedures SCP-6902 contains a tracking device. At all times at least one Foundation agent is to wait at the baggage claim in Newark Liberty International Airport. Whenever SCP-6902 appears in this baggage claim, said agent is to take it to a secluded location until it dematerializes. In the event that an unknown party claims SCP-6902, the identity of said party is to be determined as soon as possible. Description SCP-6902 is a red rolling suitcase that lacks any form of branding or iconography. Approximately every six hours SCP-6902 will dematerialize from its current location and rematerialize within a baggage claim carousel at Newark Liberty International Airport. Upon discovery, SCP-6902 had a baggage tag, identifying it as belonging to flight 1814 from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to Newark Liberty International Airport on January 12th 2004. Notably, this flight crashed due to a mechanical failure, killing all passengers on board. This baggage tag has since been removed. As SCP-6902 dematerializes, all items within it will become an SCP-6902-1 instance. Whenever SCP-6902 materializes, all SCP-6902-1 instances will materialize within it as well. The following list comprises all SCP-6902-1 instances. Five long-sleeve dress shirts, a pair of dress shoes, three neckties, seven pairs of underwear, four pairs of dress socks, a pair of sunglasses, a black leather belt, a disposable camera, a toiletries kit, an empty leather folder, a gift bag containing a stuffed bear. The following message is embroidered on the inside of SCP-6902 itself. For Jason, you won't lose this one. Alright staff, that ends our broadcast. Use your foundation encrypted YouTube account to like, comment, subscribe, hit the bell, and support our broadcast at patreon.com slash site 42. Secure. Contain. Protect.