@justarandomkurd1: From what I’ve heard it’s apparently the rusting copper network cable bouncing signals back and forth and that’s why it just sounds like someone saying one zero #fyp #techtok #creepy #phonenunber #phone

picklemuncher6000 :

broken fax machine reading binary

joeyseph :

Okay, actual IT professional here to debunk this. When doing research into the phone number, I see that it is a VOIP number, basically the same type of tech that Google Voice and TextNow uses. That tech didn’t really exist as far back as the 60’s, so it’s very likely someone intentionally set this up. It’s not actually “haunted”, it’s not a fax machine or a dial up modem, just some creepypasta type stuff. No need to freak out about it.

П :

imagine someone is exploring the asylum and just hears the fax machine going off

AFC-RYAN :

its a broken fax machine reading out binary!

𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕠𝕟𝕚𝕒𝕟 𝕡𝕖𝕣𝕤𝕠𝕟 :

thx i called it 5 times and lost 3.20 euros

GioSpa⚡️ :

It looks like its a FAX and some wires are rotten or damaged

Zesty :

🪅 :

one one zero zero, one one zero zero

eyesforarmani :

Oh I would go into cardiac arrest

Professional Shot Misser :

Yeah no. What would actually be happening is that your call wouldnt go through because any building thats been abandoned for 60 years wouldnt have a functioning phone line.

OmarTheSyrian :

back in the day numbers were used to send documents but these fax machine could be rotten by now because over time the wires could of got damaged normal thing to happen really

Merkurlord :

Peoria state hospital closed in 1973, nice try

Tyl3r Golf :

Ofc it’s in Illinois

Motorola Perfect Tech :

SPREAD THIS PLEASE! I believe this information is incorrect. The number appears to be a VoIP line created by someone with the intention of causing fear or confusion. Please verify the source before making further claims.

prawjajodonera :

sr47907🇰🇵 :

It sounds like 2g interference

JanPapieżNośnik :

that's a damaged or destroyed fax, this is also orobabky binary, i don't wanna translate IT rn

Davyn :

ok so i actually looked into this and it’s not haunted, it’s just old tech. peoria state hospital shut down in 1978 and got torn down, but here’s the thing: the phone company never officially killed the line. the old copper wire is still sitting underground, connected to the network. so when you dial it, a modern digital system tries to reach a cable that’s been dead and rusting for 40+ years. the signal hits the broken wire, has nowhere to go, bounces around, and picks up random interference from cell towers nearby. that creepy “binary” whisper everyone hears? that’s just the digital network choking on analog noise it can’t understand. nobody’s fixed it because the line is isolated and harmless, and honestly nobody even remembers it. Taken from somebody else’s comment

Newb2.0 :

bro sounds like

jojo guy :

the code string from what I can tell being as follows: 01110011 00100001 01110110 01100101 01100000 01110101 01110011 when run through a binary to ASCII converter you get: save`us (save us).

□tankrocky■ :

my friend was asking for my number and I gave him this one