Sound Of Hell In Siberia, Fact Or Hoax?

Few days a go I was on Yahoo chat room, listening people chatting on the voice chat. They talked about various things, frankly I was not really listening because none of their brought topics is worth my full attention. On second thought, I was about leaving the room because feeling bored.

But I changed my mind, after my two ears heard one of the chatters suddenly mentioned about sound from hell on Siberia. “I listened the sound from hell!”, he exclaimed. I sensed a blatant horror of his during narrating the hell he had found in a website.

My immediate reaction was a smile for his igneous roar and after the guy finished recounting the supposed hell’s sound. Then, it became the sole topic and was responded quite serious by people participated there — some feeling terrified — some ridiculed the story.

On that situation, I felt morally obligated to clear up the mystery and saved him (and his companions) from the unfounded fright. I considered it a noble act.

But before continue, if you have not known this story before, then please visit this link to have exhaustive stories about the hell sound issue. Initially I believed the story, hence frightened when the first time listened to it.

Now, I consider it a Hoax (at least up till someone come out with undeniable fact), but of course you are free to believe it.

Sound From Hell

 This alleged hell sound is over 10 years old I guess. And managed to scare people worldwide. The certain religious group members even used the opportunity to verify their religion validity by scaring people. That’s truly ignoble.

I knew this horrifying story at 2005 from a site I forget its name. The site provided an audio file for anyone to download. I decided downloaded it, thence listening attentively via my installed music player application.

I got shaken out while listening the screams of probably millions condemned souls burned with internal flame for eternity.

Since that day, I deliberately forgot about the hell’s sound recording without even care whether it’s true or hoax, and continued my precious life. Perhaps it was because fear dominated me more than my curiosity.

However few weeks a go while roaming in Youtube, I accidentally (precisely fortunately) was taken to number of videos on Youtube that explaining this matter in order to refute the hell sound campaign.

You are right, I took the chance to watch the refuting videos. After I finished to watch them all, I was convinced the sound from hell is simply a hoax.

Funnily, now each time I listen the recording, I no longer think it’s coming from tortured souls screams, instead like hearing crowd voices in music concert or conversations of people in the cafe. Very drastic change .

Want to watch the videos? Worry not, I have posted them in the next parts of this article. Just continue reading mates:).

Sound From Hell Debunked

Back to the Yahoo chat room, thereupon I decided to grab the microphone and informing them that the story is a hoax. The sound you believe from hell is from an old movie, namely Baron Blood.

To support my claim, I presented them a Youtube video (I pasted them the link). Here is the video of an episode in the Baron Blood movie:

Then they asked for moment to watch the Youtube video I recommended. After awhile, one of them opened his mouth and questioned me; “Yes…there is similarity between the screaming voices of hell with Baron Blood’s movie.

But is the hell’s sound originally taken from the movie?”. I answered him, frankly I have not found an official and explicit writing to answer your query, since no one knows who firstly brought this horrendous sound to us, however there is another video which deal with this issue more technical.

The video uses an audible app, namely NCH, to debunk the allegation. I urged him to watch and listen carefully the video — you too — you’d come out with the same conclusion as mine . Let’s us watch then!

He was convinced afterward, so were other chatters there. And I was feeling happy for taking them out of fear.

The reason I post this hell sound issue and its refutation is; who knows you might need something enlightening to read.