CreepsMcPasta Creepypasta Radio
Mar 20, 2026 · 42 min · 20 segments
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The site that came through last Tuesday didn't look unusual at first.
It was a disused mine in rural Wales, sealed in 1948 after a subsidence event killed three surveyors during a post-war inspection.
According to the closure report, all ventilation infrastructure had been dismantled prior to sealing.
The primary shaft was backfilled with concrete and capped.
Secondary access tunnels were collapsed using controlled charges.
By 1953, groundwater ingress had flooded the lower workings completely, which should have been the end of it.
Except a routine atmospheric scan done remotely after a nearby planning application triggered a geological review flagged something impossible.
Breathable oxygen levels inside the sealed shaft, humidity cycling that suggested active airflow, and most concerning of all, evidence of internal atmospheric circulation.
The site that came through last Tuesday didn't look unusual at first.
It was a disused mine in rural Wales, sealed in 1948 after a subsidence event killed three surveyors during a post-war inspection.
According to the closure report, all ventilation infrastructure had been dismantled prior to sealing.
The primary shaft was backfilled with concrete and capped.
Secondary access tunnels were collapsed using controlled charges.
By 1953, groundwater ingress had flooded the lower workings completely, which should have been the end of it.
Except a routine atmospheric scan done remotely after a nearby planning application triggered a geological review flagged something impossible.
Breathable oxygen levels inside the sealed shaft, humidity cycling that suggested active airflow, and most concerning of all, evidence of internal atmospheric circulation.
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