Description: SCP-6924 is an antique phonograph of unknown origin, measuring approximately 1.2 meters in height and 0.8 meters in width. The device is composed of wood, brass, and an unidentified composite material, and displays significant signs of wear, including scratches, dents, and tarnishing, suggesting extensive use and great age. Despite its dilapidated appearance, SCP-6924 is fully functional and does not require any external power source.

Despite extensive psychological counseling, D-1038 was unable to reconcile his implanted memories with reality. After several weeks of increasing agitation and confusion, D-1038 attempted to escape Site-77, claiming he needed to "return home." Security personnel subdued him, but D-1038 succumbed to a self-inflicted injury shortly thereafter.

Discovery:SCP-6924 was discovered in an abandoned mansion in the outskirts of ████████, England. The mansion, dating back to the late 19th century, had been uninhabited for several decades. Local legends spoke of a "haunted phonograph" that drove listeners mad with its song. Foundation agents were dispatched to investigate after reports of unusual activity surfaced.

In light of SCP-6924's memory-altering effects, Dr. ███████ has proposed a series of experiments to explore the potential therapeutic applications of SCP-6924, such as treating PTSD or severe depression. The proposal includes strict guidelines and safety measures to mitigate the risks associated with prolonged exposure.

The research proposal is pending review by the Ethics Committee and Level 4 personnel.