A WOMAN was shocked to discover several creepy tunnels dug underneath her home.
Social media users speculate that these tunnels could be related to something even more sinister.
The woman, who goes by the name Victoria Vale, shared her discovery on Reddit after she recorded an hour-long DJ set in her home’s basement.
“Found a network of tunnels and rooms under my house,” she title her post.
“There are many stained blankets, with perhaps blood.
“The tunnels just keep going, maybe 5 rooms? Some rooms have power, others with flowing water.”
Attached to the post, she shared five eerie photos of a decrepit basement with stairs leading into it.
In the basement, there appears to be a tunnel system with windows that let in little outside light.
The DJ elaborated on the mystifying tunnel’s condition in the comments.
She said that the floor is wet and made of dirt and that the tunnel goes under a road.
In total, there are over five rooms littered with cockroaches.
The post sparked major interest from Redditors, with over 1,500 users commenting their takes on the bizarre basement.
One person made a connection to the HBO series “The Last of Us” when discussing the origin story of “The Last of Us.” They compared the basement to the setting of the popular show, which revolves around the end of the world and is based on the video game with the same name.
Others joked that the basement resembles the horror movie, Barbarian.
“Instantly thought of Barbarian when I saw this post,” one person commented, with dozens of other users agreeing.
One person speculated that maybe the basement has historical ties to the Underground Railroad.
Another individual mentioned the presence of blankets, noting that they appeared to be stained, possibly with blood. This commenter, who identified as an American living in the mid-Atlantic region close to the Mason-Dixon Line, drew a parallel to a stop on the Underground Railroad when considering the eerie details of the story.
More concerned commenters recommended that the poster get the basement checked for radon.
The radioactive substance can cause lung cancer and other serious health issues if left untreated.
“Radon detectors aren’t cheap but they’re easier than tests and you can see the results yourself,” one user wrote.
“Better than decades later when you regret not having thought about radon.”
The woman said her lungs “felt different” after spending time down in the mysterious basement.
“My lungs for sure felt different after, if I’m patient zero for the next plague, let it be known I’m sorry,” she joked.
