JUST NOW: Deep Sea Submersible Entered the USS Indianapolis — What It Filmed Was Beyond Terrifying

For decades, the world was told the wreck of the USS Indianapolis was a silent tomb at the bottom of the Philippine Sea. But when scientists finally sent a submersible nearly 18,000 feet down to investigate the ship, that belief immediately crumbled. Their sensors began picking up a strange, repeating sound coming from somewhere inside the wreck. As the cameras moved through the ship, they also began uncovering things the sailors left behind that exposed secrets they carried and never lived to explain. And the deeper the drone went, the clearer it became that something inside the Indianapolis was not behaving the way a silent grave should.

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