Prisoners recall remarkably similar childhood incidents. An interview exposes the gap between a memory that feels personal and details that can be checked.
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SCP-3002 refers to a specific memory shared by 85% of the prisoner population in the South Rock Penitentiary, located near
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SCP-3002 refers to a specific memory shared by 85% of the prisoner population in the South Rock Penitentiary, located near
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EN · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source checked 2026-09-28 · page revision: 4841, last edited: 23 Jan 2026 07:07
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