The video, posted on YouTube by an unknown Australian researcher, has been watched by over 1.5 million users. On a rainy night, the man drove to the Waldeck Mine, an abandoned mine that was mined 150 years ago, in search of adventure.
The adventurer risked his life, because he could easily get lost in the underground labyrinth. With the same degree of probability, a ceiling could fall on it or wild animals attacked. All in all, traveling underground was incredibly risky.
The paranormal research enthusiast's comments were interrupted by eerie sounds. "Do you hear that?" - asks the frightened author. And he adds: "It doesn't look like the wind, and where does the wind come from?" As a result, the frightened extreme researcher decides to get away from this frightening hiss.
The sounds are really creepy, in places they look like human speech or its imitation by some otherworldly forces. The ear tries to catch familiar words - and hears “faster”, “fear us”, “come deeper”, “can you hear us” (“you hear us ? ")," You see me in the shadows "(" you see me in the shadows ")," save me "(" save me ")," outside "(" outside "). However, all this can only be a play of the imagination, and the sounds were actually echoes from the noise of water or a distant wind. It is also possible that a colony of bats lived in the mine. 5 months have passed, and the mystery has not yet been solved.
For those who are looking for rational explanations, I remind you that strange sounds in mines are not uncommon. Miners and cavers talk about inexplicable knocking, noise like the hum of working equipment, music and unintelligible human speech.
Perhaps the isolated space is playing a cruel joke with the human psyche, causing auditory hallucinations. But in the mining environment, from generation to generation, dark legends are told about underground people and the lost souls of the dead miners. In a word, earthlings have a place on earth. And underground, their own laws operate, here begins the territory of other - otherworldly - forces …
Elena Muravyova for neveroyatno.info