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The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Oh, those happen too.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Oh, those happen too.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

It's either the most paranormal place on Earth, or it's not. Most details of the Derichina story come from Colonel Canove's book, The Derichina Phenomenon.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

It's either the most paranormal place on Earth, or it's not. Most details of the Derichina story come from Colonel Canove's book, The Derichina Phenomenon.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

There's always a book. He talked about the energy fields, the alien technology, and the metal object that blinded them with light.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

There's always a book. He talked about the energy fields, the alien technology, and the metal object that blinded them with light.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

After his book was published in 1992, the story evolved, with new details replacing the old ones. Today was a moderate version. Some people get really creative with this one. Hundreds of podcasts, videos, and articles about the Zurich Nahal incident are floating around. All tell a different story. All tell a good story. None of them are the truth. Here's what really happened.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

After his book was published in 1992, the story evolved, with new details replacing the old ones. Today was a moderate version. Some people get really creative with this one. Hundreds of podcasts, videos, and articles about the Zurich Nahal incident are floating around. All tell a different story. All tell a good story. None of them are the truth. Here's what really happened.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

General Radnyu Minchev was convinced by psychics that Tsar Samuel's treasure was hidden under Zrichina. Nobody bothered to check that at the time, Zrichina was part of the Byzantine Empire, making it unlikely they'd find any treasure there. But Elia Loganova was convincing. She channeled a super-intelligent being named Roro, who confirmed the visions and promised to guide them.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

General Radnyu Minchev was convinced by psychics that Tsar Samuel's treasure was hidden under Zrichina. Nobody bothered to check that at the time, Zrichina was part of the Byzantine Empire, making it unlikely they'd find any treasure there. But Elia Loganova was convincing. She channeled a super-intelligent being named Roro, who confirmed the visions and promised to guide them.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Yep, that was the name of the interdimensional being talking to Ellie. Roro.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Yep, that was the name of the interdimensional being talking to Ellie. Roro.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Minchev, suffering from prolonged cancer at the time, was in a weakened state and vulnerable to influence. Plus, in 1990, Bulgaria was chaos. The psychics convinced him that this operation would bring glory to Bulgaria, so he approved it and launched Operation Glory.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Minchev, suffering from prolonged cancer at the time, was in a weakened state and vulnerable to influence. Plus, in 1990, Bulgaria was chaos. The psychics convinced him that this operation would bring glory to Bulgaria, so he approved it and launched Operation Glory.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Well, Canove's book calls it Sunbeam, but eventually it became Sunray, but officially it was Operation Glory. Colonel Napolitanov was put in charge, but he didn't trust the psychics. He felt that they were using the general.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Well, Canove's book calls it Sunbeam, but eventually it became Sunray, but officially it was Operation Glory. Colonel Napolitanov was put in charge, but he didn't trust the psychics. He felt that they were using the general.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

No, Kirill Kanev was just a researcher. The internet might be confusing him with General Denev, who was in charge of the logistics, but Kanev wasn't even there. Yet in his book, he claims he was and portrays himself as a hero. As soon as Colonel Napolitanov's daughter Marina was brought in, they both started having headaches and feeling sick.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

No, Kirill Kanev was just a researcher. The internet might be confusing him with General Denev, who was in charge of the logistics, but Kanev wasn't even there. Yet in his book, he claims he was and portrays himself as a hero. As soon as Colonel Napolitanov's daughter Marina was brought in, they both started having headaches and feeling sick.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Because Colonel Napolitanov was against the operation and very vocal about it, he believed that he and his daughter were being targeted by a psychotronic weapon.

The Why Files: Operation Podcast
588: COMPILATION: Hole Stories and Underground Mysteries

Because Colonel Napolitanov was against the operation and very vocal about it, he believed that he and his daughter were being targeted by a psychotronic weapon.