SCP-6529/Sam Hain

SCP-6592 or All-O-Ween About Halloween: Presented by Sam Hain designates six advertisements and public service announcements that aired between 1989 and 1991 throughout the United States, specifically targeted at suburban and rural communities. These broadcasts were produced by Vikander-Kneed Technical Media and interrupted ordinary programming when they aired. The main subject matter of all SCP-6592 instances was the holiday of Halloween and the potential dangers facing children thereon, as well as general information regarding the holiday. While a common theme within SCP-6592 is Halloween, the majority of broadcasts are nonsensical in messaging and overall tone. Instances averaged around one minute in length. Details regarding SCP-6592's exact production and origin remain unknown. Viewing of SCP-6592 instances causes a feeling of intense fear in viewers. SCP-6592 broadcasts are presented by SCP-6592-1, a humanoid entity wearing clothing resembling contemporary depictions of scarecrows, including a sackcloth cloak, gloves, and a shirt adorned with a human ribcage. SCP-6592-1’s head is a large pumpkin, carved to resemble a grinning jack-o-lantern. SCP-6592-1 identifies itself as “Sam Hain” within its advertisements. Joint containment between Area-179 and Site-43 has been established for the purposes of direct containment of SCP-6592 and locating SCP-6592-1. Recorded copies of all SCP-6592 instances are kept inside Site-43's Secure Media archive. Foundation.AIC WATERSHED continues to monitor all television networks in the United States for SCP-6592 broadcast. In the event of an SCP-6592 airing, mass memetic agents may be administered via television, with the intention of directing focus away from the broadcast’s contents.