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Person discovers deeply disturbing message hidden on Google Maps in North Korea
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Published 16:10 4 Oct 2024 GMT+1

Person discovers deeply disturbing message hidden on Google Maps in North Korea

The chilling revelation can be spotted from Google Maps on a North Korean street

Rikki Loftus

Rikki Loftus

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Someone has discovered a deeply disturbing message hidden on Google Maps in North Korea.

People have been known to make some pretty strange and disturbing discoveries while scrolling through Google Earth.

A man searching through his own neighborhood on the site once ended up solving a 22-year missing person mystery after noticing a car submerged in water near his old home.

A disturbing message was spotted in North Korea through Google Maps (Contributor/Getty Images)
A disturbing message was spotted in North Korea through Google Maps (Contributor/Getty Images)

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But if you zoom in on a small area in the Czech Republic, you might be left with more questions than answers about what appears to be a ghost town.

Zooming in on a church you can take a peek inside, but you might be in for a fright as it is filled with ‘ghost-like’ statues, some even sitting in the pews as if they’re real people.

Now, someone has uncovered another disturbing revelation after searching up a North Korean street on Google Maps.

Taking to Reddit to share a screenshot of what they’d found, the user captioned it with: “I found this looking around Pyongyang.”

The person had captured the image while examining the streets of the capital city in a country that is kept very isolated from the rest of the world.

The picture shows a bird’s eye view of a building and the user took to the comment section to explain more about why the image was so chilling.

The building seems to be named 'Help Me' (Google Maps)
The building seems to be named 'Help Me' (Google Maps)

They said: “There's a random apartment complex near Pyongyang called ‘Help Me’ meaning someone there could have added that name to Google Maps to get help.

“It could be fake too, but I figured I'd share just in case.”

The picture caused a stir on social media, with many people replying with their own reactions to it.

One user wrote: “There are not many things that pop up for Google Earth and I would say this is truly risky for the person who created it, just as a ‘joke’.

“Too bad no one can investigate something like this .”

A second user said: “The entire country needs help, that is what that means.”

And a third person commented with: “That's disturbing.”

However, there might be a less morbid explanation for why the building is named ‘Help Me’.

One user shared their own theory, writing: “People spoof their location and register buildings in nk. Super common, Google has cracked down a bit on it.”

And another person said: “LOL. Guys come on. This is absurd. Clearly an internet troll.”

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