Morse Code Mystery

from Welcome To Earth Stories Hosted by York Campbell

Something is reaching out from beyond our reality—and it’s using a language we don’t understand. When cryptic beeps hijacked our phones, we uncovered a desperate plea hidden in Morse Code: “Help I’ve been taken by 10th dimensional beings” Is this an alien abduction? A glitch in the fabric of existence? Or something far stranger? We’re scrambling for answers, and we need your help. Call in with your theories at speakpipe.com/welcometoearthstories. Love unraveling the impossible? Keep the show alive at buymeacoffee.com/earthstories. The truth is out there… and it’s knocking.

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