What’s Hidden Underground In This City In Indiana Is Unexpected But Awesome

Are you familiar with the city of Kokomo? If you’ve ever visited or lived nearby, you might be aware of the “Kokomo” hum that hundreds of residents complain about every year. While this hum hasn’t been completely explained, many residents speculate that’s it’s caused by something lurking underground…underneath the city…

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The hum heard by many in Kokomo was allegedy dismissed as noises coming from industrial fans in nearby factories in 2002, but despite noise cancelling practices, this hum is still heard around the city. Many believe the hum is actually coming from underground, which would be pretty incredible if proved true.

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There is, supposedly, an underground base buried beneath Kokomo, which many think is the true source of this weird humming noise. Many believe the noises are stemming from machinery operating beneath the surface, causing residents to wonder what exactly is going on under their homes.

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Residents state that they hear this humming incessantly, making it difficult to relax and even get to sleep. While many residents accept the factory theory, others insist the humming is caused by something underground.

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While we might not know for sure if something is really happening underneath Kokomo, we can listen for ourselves and draw our own conclusions. The below video of a similar hum is not from Kokomo, but residents claim the sound is identical. Can you hear the hum?

Had you heard of the Kokomo hum before? Check out more underground secrets found under the Indianapolis City Market, here.