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Kat and Leo are two college kids from different parts of the world. There may be cultural differences, but the one universal thing we have in common is procrastination. The internet only aids in our mission to avoid work, and we have decided to share the fascinating things we find around the interwebs.

The Catacombs Mystery





The Paris Catacombs are over 400 miles of greatly uncharted tunnels running underneath the city. An abandoned video camera was found deep in the catacombs with some interesting footage. Where did the man go? Is he still down there below the streets of Paris, doomed to walk the tunnels for all eternity?

They say in the catacombs you can find the gates of Hell. Perhaps he found it? Here are parts 1 and 2 for your enjoyment.

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