Non-Stop Buzzing Led Him To Tear Open His Bedroom Wall... What He Found Inside Was Completely Unexpected.

Larry peered into the dark vent with a flashlight, but the duct took a sharp turn, obscuring the source of the noise. Figuring he had just hit an old discarded bottle left behind by builders nearly a century ago, he put the metal grating back on and went to bed.

By Tuesday morning, however, Larry realized he had made a huge mistake. When he woke up, the bedroom was dead silent—except for a bizarre, low noise coming from the side wall. It wasn't the sound of a leaky pipe or standard house settling. It was an incessant, rhythmic, mechanical buzzing sound, like heavy insects vibrating right behind the plaster.

Even stranger, a faint, distinctly sweet aroma of old, rich pipe tobacco began drifting through the vent. As the hours passed, the buzzing grew louder and more frantic, localized entirely around the lower section of the drywall where he had been cleaning. Whatever he had shattered was now creating a frantic commotion inside his wall.