No Love Deep Web
One of the albums released by the band called as “Death Grips” is none other than “No Love Deep Web”. To promote the album an augmented reality game in the same name which involves a scavenger hunt in it.
The participants have to answer a Payphone in another city at 3 am as a part of the hunt. But to their surprise they only could hear was a heavy breathing without any response.
For further info – No Love Deep Web ARG
Big Babboon says
I’ve never visited an ‘onion’ site and at this point I’m not sure if I would ever want to, but now I’m just a little curious. Couldn’t someone just use the Tor browser ‘sandboxed’ to connect to a public WIFI network on a basically ‘throwaway’ laptop containing no personal data to check it out? Then if sufficiently interested they might consider going the VPN route. (ps. I’m not remotely concerned about viruses or if the drive gets wiped… easy enough to format & reinstall the OS.)
Light Bringer says
To the author of this article (who isn’t listed). I’m very interested in this case (if its true). Curious as to why the PD wasn’t named or any geo location. Those two small things could make a huge difference if divulged. Also there’s almost nothing on Google pertaining to this. Classified cover-up or fabricated attention-catcher? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
deepwebadmin says
Such information has been cut off from public access long ago to avoid concussion unnecessarily.
Christen Allen Iman says
I have spent some 20 years researching the aberrant mind through criminal behavior analysis and I consider my self quite adept in my field. I have seen the worst of mankind. But it’s difficult for me to comprehend the mindset of not only the individual who commits such heinous crimes against children, but those who would wish to see images and videos of the crimes pretending simple curiosity. I believe there’s more than curiosity here.