FILE SUMMARY
RF-011 is an entity associated with the recovery, possession, and preservation of forgotten objects.
The entity has been observed in multiple Depth-classified locations and is believed to maintain collections
of items connected to people who have been forgotten.
Witnesses consistently describe a tall figure carrying bags, cases, keys, and containers filled with personal
belongings.
Unlike most documented entities, RF-011 has demonstrated awareness of investigators and has appeared
to intentionally communicate on several occasions.
The Archive currently believes RF-011 possesses knowledge regarding the unidentified individual referenced
throughout Season One investigations
DESCRIPTION
The first confirmed encounter with RF-011 occurred during a follow-up investigation connected to RF-010.
Researchers exploring a manifestation site associated with the Ash Railway discovered a structure
resembling a warehouse hidden beyond an abandoned platform.
Inside were thousands of objects.
Every item appeared personal.
Photographs.
Letters.
Toys.
Wedding rings.
School notebooks.
Identification cards.
Children’s drawings.
Most lacked any traceable ownership.
Many referenced names that could not be found within public records.
Several items contained evidence of significant age despite remaining in pristine condition.
At the center of the structure stood a single figure.
Witnesses described a tall individual wearing a dark coat lined with countless pockets.
The figure appeared to be cataloging objects.
No hostile behavior was observed.
When approached, the entity simply continued working.
The encounter lasted approximately seven minutes before the structure disappeared.
Subsequent investigations have connected RF-011 to similar discoveries across multiple sites
INVESTIGATION RECORD
Expedition Log 11-C
During a controlled observation, RF-011 was witnessed handling a damaged photograph.
Investigators later identified the photograph as visually similar to RF-008.
The entity appeared to examine the image before placing it within a locked cabinet.
Moments later, RF-011 reportedly spoke.
This represents the first verified verbal interaction involving the entity.
Three researchers independently documented the same statement.
“Some things should not be forgotten.”
The entity provided no additional communication.
The structure disappeared approximately thirty seconds later
Witness Statement
Interview Subject: Archive Investigator
Date: 10/29/2018
“I thought it was some kind of storage facility.”
“There were shelves everywhere.”
“Boxes stacked to the ceiling.”
“Every shelf was filled with things people had left behind.”
“Photographs.”
“Letters.”
“Birthday cards.”
“The sort of things nobody keeps unless they matter.”
“Then I noticed the figure.”
“It looked at me.”
“Not through me.”
“At me.”
“Like it knew exactly who I was.”
Research Notes
Analysis of objects recovered near RF-011 manifestations has produced alarming results.
Several items reference individuals that no longer exist within historical records.
In one case, investigators located a family photograph depicting six people.
Birth certificates, census data, and public records confirmed the existence of only five.
The sixth individual could not be identified.
Researchers believe RF-011 may be preserving fragments of people who have been erased through the
forgetting process.
This would explain why the entity appears connected to numerous Archive investigations involving missing
identities.
RECORDED PHENOMENA
- Appears near Depth 5 anomalies.
- Collects forgotten personal belongings.
- Demonstrates awareness of observers.
- Has never displayed overt hostility.
- Frequently associated with lost records.
- Structures connected to RF-011 often vanish after encounters.
- Possesses objects linked to undocumented individuals.
- Appears capable of communication
REDACTION NOTES
One notebook recovered near a manifestation site contained a detailed inventory list.
Most entries were unreadable.
One line remained legible.
Collection Item #0001:
"The First Forgotten"
No additional information was present.
The notebook disappeared from secured storage three days later
ARCHIVE NOTES
The Archive has spent years documenting forgotten places.
Forgotten memories.
Forgotten people.
RF-011 introduces a disturbing possibility.
What if nothing is truly lost?
What if every forgotten object, every forgotten memory, and every forgotten life leaves something behind?
The Collector appears to believe these remnants have value.
The question is why.
More troubling is the entity's apparent interest in the unidentified individual appearing throughout
previous files.
Several recovered objects connected to RF-011 contain traces of the same recurring subject.
The Archive can no longer ignore the possibility that someone is actively preserving evidence of their
existence.
The question is whether RF-011 is protecting them.
Or preparing for their return.