Satanic film goes viral after people who watched it 'DIED' mysteriously

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December 3, 2015 5:06 PM

A disturbing and satanic film is generating controversy on the Internet, after it was reported that people who watched it died mysteriously.

Satanic film goes viral after people who watched it 'DIED' mysteriously

The black and white two-minute video features a dangerous person putting on a mask and wearing a medieval plague-doctor-like costume in an uncompleted building.

The unknown person carries out a series of odd body movements to an eerie soundtrack of disturbing white noise and interference, while strange symbols flash on screen.

The video's title – 01101101 01110101 01100101 01110010 01110100 01100101 – is said to be binary code, and if googled or put into YouTube brings up a host of other weird clips.

When the code is converted to letters it spells out muetre which is Spanish for DEATH.

Computer nerds have also translated the screeching sound track into a visual representation which it is claimed reveals an image of a woman being tied up or tortured with the chilling message: "You are already dead."

The video has been discussed on various sites, including Reddit, where one user speculated: “At worst, its a terrorist threat or the work of some killer.”

Express UK reported that some people have carried out a frame-by-frame analysis and said they found morse code and another set of numbers flashing up on screen - which they say are the GPS co-ordinates for the White House.

The morse code message apparently spells out REDLIPSLIKETENTH – an anagram of "kill the president".

The video was apparently found on a park bench and posted on YouTube by a paranormal channel, but it initially failed to take off, until a Swedish tech blog received it and also posted a version.

Some viewers have likened it to the video in the horror movie The Ring.

One commenter said: "There is no way I am watching this through, I have heard that some people who did ended up dead."

See the video below, watch at your own risk.

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