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[SCP Foundation/Dead Space] How would the foundation deal with the Marker?

The Marker from Dead Space is unearthed in a remote part of Southeastern Europe and the foundation sets out to do its job. How do they deal with the Marker and the Necromorphs it creates?
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After the Foundation would most likely be first made aware of the Marker's location after a researcher in some facility realizes the specific area in Europe has a few too many local superstitions and legends, especially of monsters that attack people that get too close to its location. 

The first agents on the scene would just scout the immediate area and try to interview locals as much as they can. It's doubtful they will get much information this way, just whispered fears, prayers and repeats of the same legends they already know. Perhaps one interviewee offers to lead the advance agents to the location of the Marker. For a price, of course. The foundation would cover those expenses. 

Once the initial agents arrive at the Marker, which lies in a shallow cave in the middle of a very ancient meteor crater, they call in cargo helecopters and a full fledged security detail. Amnesiatics would be dispersed among the local population to cover the extraction and the Foundation would try to be in and out within the same day. Only one researcher on scene notices the complete lack of life within a two hundred meter radius circle around the marker and the cave. 

Darkness falls as the giant cargo helecopter begins to liftoff with the Black Marker in tow. The security team has grown tired of the desolate landscape and the babble of workers and scientists. They don't respond fast enough to the shrieks and cries that emanate from deep in the cave. Before they know it, a dozen twisted and mangled creatures emerge from behind the Marker and begin slaughtering everyone in sight. The commotion is enough to drive the security guards out of their stupor and they respond to the threat with lethal efficiency. It doesn't take long for them to realize standard head and body shots do little to stop the horrors, but they are trained to handle emergencies such as these. After twenty more deaths, the survivors learn the benefits of full dismemberment on their targets and the last of the monsters are put down. (Not long after returning home and giving full reports and video recordings of the incident, the surviving security officers are also put down.)

The Marker is transported to the nearest facility and placed in a sealed room. A new research team looks over the findings from the site as well as the local legends and come to the conclusion that... the Marker is wonderful. The monsters are of no consequence when you really look at it. It's providing limitless free energy! All they need to do is study it day and night and before long, humans can replicate the Markers any number of times, thus ending Earth's growing energy crisis in one fell swoop! Later, many of the researchers begin to show signs of severe depression or mania, leading to three cases of suicide and one case of serial murder before the Foundation sends in a cleanup crew. 

The next research team is given orders to only study the Marker remotely. No one is allowed to stand within one hundred meters of the object, save a small group of Class-D personnel specifically chosen to have a wide variety of psychological profiles. The next team does not show the same fervor or dementia as the first, but most of the Class-Ds do. Many begin babbling pseudo-religious nonsense while others report hallucinations of deceased loved ones or friends. One out of a hundred Class-Ds show no effect at all. The 99 others are humanely dealt with, the survivors are taken to another facility. 

Eventually, the Marker storage facility becomes devoted solely to the study of the Marker. Too many other artifacts in need of further study are placed within the dangerous circle of "dead space" (as coined by a researcher) and are slowly removed by expendable recruits and other Class-Ds. Eventually, the entire compound is empty, save for the Marker and a small cadre of researchers and doctors. Their lab is one of the quieter ones in the Foundation, but they provide results when asked. 

The only oddity worth reporting is the strange wording in the center of each document from the facility. No matter what the document is, from food requisition to data specifically about the Marker, the words "Make us whole again." appear within. Usually without context.