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One of the police stations in the American city of Pueblo, state Colorado, has recently been at the center of a rather mysterious story, more like a plot from a Hollywood horror movie.
According to puzzled law enforcement officers, the duty dispatcher got a call late at night, however the handset was quiet. Despite all the persuasions of the guardian of the law, the individual end of the wire could not tell where he was calling and what happened to him happened.
Further, what was happening acquired a truly mystical character. The police tracked the call and determined that someone had contacted them on a landline phone from a city morgue. Dispatcher called there, and someone really answered him, that is, took the tube on the other end of the wire. However, the stranger continued be silent, that is, only dead silence was heard from the tube.
Officer Tom Rummel, who became a direct participant in this mysterious story, wrote on Twitter that he can’t find what happened rational explanation. If taken at the site the call can still be regarded as a failure on the line, then how to explain picking up the phone in an empty night morgue if there is nobody there?
Why not? The fact that the peace officers could not leave the situation without permission and sent to the deceased patrol car. It just turned out that the building was tight locked, and the light in it is extinguished. At the same time, there are no guards here works.
The next morning, the morgue’s staff opened the door and, along with the police inspected the building. Any signs of hacking or other no oddities were found inside the building.
American journalists immediately picked up such a remarkable a story. The following headlines can now be seen in local media: “Officers received a call from the other world,” “Dead man called from the morgue to the police “,” A terrible incident in Pueblo “, etc.
Law enforcement officers only laugh it off, claiming that they positions cannot be believed in the supernatural. And so I want …
