A phantom limousine that roamed the streets of Soviet cities. It was said to be driven by priests or the devil himself, kidnapping children to harvest their organs for rich westerners. No one who saw its license plate lived to tell the tale.
In 1996, an elderly woman found a strange creature in the Ural mountains. Known as "Alyoshenka," this tiny humanoid defied biological explanation. Was it a mutant, an alien, or a hoax? The creature vanished, leaving only questions.
A ghost radio station broadcasting a monotonous buzz tone, 24 hours a day, since the 1970s. Occasionally, the buzzing stops, and a cold Russian voice reads numbers and names. Its purpose remains a classified secret.
A legend surrounding the Kola Superdeep Borehole. It is said that when Soviet engineers drilled 12 kilometers down, they lowered a microphone and recorded the screams of millions of damned souls suffering in the underworld.