An otherworldly childish voice sang an eerie lullaby almost every night on the outskirts of Ipswich, England. The solution to the mystery was unexpected.
Residents of the outskirts of the English city of Ipswich suffered for about a year from eerie nightly children's singing, which made them recall the most terrible of horror films. Most often the singing was heard between 2 and 4 am.
An otherworldly children's voice sang a lullaby about a torrential downpour and an old man who hit his head and could no longer wake up, reports the Independent. The eerie night song made the locals suffer.
A woman named Alice Randle, who lived near the source of the sound, could no longer endure what was happening and demanded that the local authorities deal with the situation. At her request, employees of the rapid response team came several times, but by their arrival the song, as a rule, was silent.
However, at some point, Randall was lucky - the staff were on time and heard eerie singing along with her. They found that the source of the sound was a warehouse a few hundred meters from the woman's house.
The warehouse owner, who was found later, explained that he had installed a frightening alarm on his property to deter thieves. However, spiders were bred in the warehouse, which entangled the motion sensors with cobwebs, forcing them to be triggered by every rustle. It is not specified whether the owner of the warehouse will be forced to compensate the moral damage to the exhausted local residents.