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Sep 04, 2023 | News On Japan

Sep 04, 2023 (YABAI JAPAN HORROR) - A video recording of a person making an international call using Skype on the internet. During the video conversation between NY and Tokyo, the screen becomes distorted and something happens to the man's face on the NY side...

A surveillance camera near the entrance of a tunnel captures a man appearing at impossible timings multiple times. Eventually, the man holds up a piece of paper towards the surveillance camera. It seems that there are characters written on the paper, but what is this man... A video taken by the media monitoring the headquarters of a religious group following the death of a believer. A man who appears to be a believer performing a suspicious ritual in front of the headquarters is shown and after a while, an object wriggling in the air is shown. And then, in the next moment, the camera lens breaks. What on earth...

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