The Ten Deadly SINS

Police came and cordoned off the scene.

It is said that a policeman went down into the cave and never came up again. Gossip began to circulate, and a few days later, the police clarified that when the stadium was building a swimming pool, it had accidentally dug through the shaft of the subway tunnel because of a sinkhole!

There are many secrets in subway tunnels that the world does not know!

Subway tunnels have vertical shafts, precipitation Wells, pressure Wells and air Wells, and most of the wellheads are buried or located in hidden places. There are thousands of volts of electricity on the contact track of the subway, and personnel entering the tunnel will be life-threatening and may cause traffic paralysis.

Still, people often jump off subway platforms and disappear deep into tunnels. The state has to issue relevant laws and regulations to restrain this behavior.

That from shaft hole on the investigation of the police, did not come up from the mouth of the cave, he groped forward along the tunnel in the dark, when he appeared on the platform, the passengers were taken aback, he panting to subway staff explains why yourself here, then, he said something horrible words:

In a subway tunnel... Someone is singing!

The system in the subway control room did not detect anyone jumping off the platform, and the train driver claimed to have seen no sign of anyone in the tunnel, but the policeman stood by his claim that he did hear someone singing loudly in the tunnel.

It was such a big deal that the subway control room temporarily shut down, and the police officer led the way with his searchlight as inspectors entered the tunnel with search dogs. The tunnel was empty, however, and only the tracks reflected light from the searchlights. After searching for ten minutes, no abnormality was found. When we were about to give up, a burst of singing suddenly came from the corner in front of the tunnel, which could be heard very clearly -- a woman's singing, very high mezzo-soprano, and singing a Japanese song!

The eerie song echoed through the tunnel. It sounded very scary.

A timid inspector said: Is this a man or a ghost?

The policeman replied: It must be people.

The inspector asked rhetorically: If there was someone in front of us, why didn't our search dogs bark?

The dogs were very quiet indeed. They walked slowly forward, turned corners, searchlights flashed by, the strange singing stopped suddenly, and there was not a soul in the tunnel.

Everyone looked at each other and felt their hair stand on end.

In the process of excavation, the subway often finds graves and bones, and many platforms have committed suicide by jumping onto the tracks. Some staff members are more willing to believe in paranormal phenomena, which makes them stop and start to back off, only for the policeman to search forward. Soon, he stops and bends over to observe something.

The rest of you walk over and there's a cell phone on the ground!

Which would explain where the singing was coming from. It must have been a cell phone.

There was a sigh of relief. One of the inspectors tried to pick it up, but the policeman stopped him and said don't move.

He put on his gloves, carefully picked up the phone on the floor, and asked in his characteristic alert tone:

The owner of the phone, where now?

Subway cars are known to be enclosed Spaces, which also rules out the possibility that passengers abandoned their phones in the tunnel. And this phone, it looks very luxurious and expensive. At the subway safety supervisor's office, the security inspector compared the pictures on the Internet and confirmed that it was a Nissan Toshiba IerExclusive phone, limited to 1,000 worldwide, with 14 diamonds inset on the panel. The phone was ranked fourth among the top 10 luxury mobile phones in the world by Forbes and priced at 399,000 yen. Thus, the owner of the phone must be very rich.

While the security officer was introducing the phone, it suddenly rang and the eerie Japanese song began again.