Some things are meant to be hidden, but now that we have a street view, we can take a glimpse into some of the most unsettling places on earth.
Nagoro, Japan
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At a glance, this appears to be 4 people sitting together outside of a store, right? Wrong. When an individual dies, an unnamed woman makes a dummy version of them and puts them in a place that the person liked to hang out at.
“El Bronx” Bogota, Columbia
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El Bronx’s abandoned buildings held “chop houses,” they were torture chambers where people were dismembered. El Bronx is scheduled for demolition in 2020
La Isla De Muñecas, Mexico
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Just your average isolated island in the middle of a swamp in Mexico that houses countless unexplained creepy dolls. Also, poisonous spiders love to nest inside the doll’s hollow heads.
Florianopolis, Brazil
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One click before, and one click after this photo are normal streets. For some reason, if you click to the center of an intersection, this picture of a shadowy figure appears.
Musashino, Japan
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An unexplained congregation (flock????) of people wearing pigeon masks. This could possibly be a joke, but it could also be something sinister.