The Case Study Thing of Stuff

All personal notes on this will be in these fancy-ass italics. This is...interesting...to say the least...and yes, this does look like it was written by someone with a love for SCPs xD 
A lot of pages seem to be purposefully ripped and blotted out with black ink. Only the first part came out fully unscathed. Ink splodges are shown by nice HoL style open brackets :3


Subject: [REDACTED]

Alternate Titles: "Seedeater", "Ragface", [REDACTED], [REDACTED]
I'll look these up later...See if any results come up

Terms of Containment: N/A
Well it's nice to know they've never managed to catch him


Risk: High
It's also nice to know how dangerous he is


Priority: High
but they at least want to catch him. Yay. 

Description: Subject often described as tall, heavily clothed and wearing a strange conical leather mask stitched along the center and along one shut eye. Subject is also noted as having abnormally long limbs, however not to the extent of Subject S[             ]n, who is occasionally sighted in the vicinity of said Subject. Subject is also speculated to be associated with creatures such as T[        ]e, S[                                                              ] and other [     ] related phenomena.

Behavior: Subject fixates themselves upon individual targets with the aim to [    ] them. Targets are always observed to be within the 6-16 age bracket. Although there was once speculation regarding multiple
[                            ] current theories suggest that Subject can merely will himself to be in multiple locations across sp[              ]me. Any attempt to obstruct Subject's hunt is strictly forbidden. Any failure to acknowledge this protocol will result in immediate termination. Previous attempts to obstruct the hunt have been catastrophic, often resulting in [REDACTED]

Addendum: Standard protocol dictates that any personnel approaching Subject must have at least level [REDACTED] clearance. In NO CIRCUMSTANCES (this was underlined by hand) may Subject's hunt be obstructed. Any failure to comply will result in immediate terminati

And the rest of the paper was inked out thickly by hand or ripped so much it wasn't recognisable. 
Judging by what this says, what we're dealing with definitely ISN'T human. I had sorta guessed that regarding the other guy, but I was never completely sure with this "seedeater" fellow. 
I'm going to do some research. Maybe I can get some answers. 
I'll keep you posted