Poltergeist. Australia

Built in 1970-ies of the platforms 26 and 27 on a separate branch in the Sydney metro so was never commissioned and all work on them was frozen in front of the stage finishes. These two platforms had to interconnect areas of Sydney and Illawarra Bandai. But trains on them in the end and did not go.

The reasons are called different, but according to the metro, recently examined these stations, there are paranormal phenomena. It is no secret that both platforms were built on the site of an old graveyard located on Devonshire street.

The cemetery was destroyed in the early twentieth century, when it became clear that here will pave the subway line. The human remains were transferred to other cemeteries. Near the cemetery were houses, there was a road and was paved sidewalks, which are frequently walked and children played.

When the subway workers went for inspection on platforms 26 and 27, they heard voices of different people, coming as if from nowhere, including the voices and laughter of children. According to the workers is very scared, as there is no chance that the votes could spread from another station or from above.

The Director of "Sydney Trains" Tony Eid told reporters Sydney Morning Herald that he personally heard children's voices coming from the tunnels of the station, which never went out of the train.

"People who work here, told me that he heard children's voices and thought it was some infiltrators in the subway bullies. But when they went to vote, then none were found. Once I was here with a group and personally heard children's voices. Unable to think of anything, but we all heard."

In addition to the cemetery, this place was another dark part of history. When here there was a confrontation involving the military, and one person was killed and 8 were wounded.

Now Sydney Open offers tourists special tours of the abandoned subway stations, shrouded in mystical legends.

Translated by «Yandex.Translator»