The Karadedeler Incident

In 1989, a remote village reports that strange creatures are patrolling after 5 pm, causing residents to fear going outside at night. Local rumors spread of mysterious sightings, creating an ominous atmosphere around the village. Despite the rumors, nothing significant occurs during the day, maintaining a sense of unease.

A young journalist visits the village to investigate the rumors and stays for 10 days. During his stay, he observes the village but witnesses no strange events, leading to a sense of mystery as he keeps his investigation ongoing. He is curious about the creatures and the local fear surrounding them.

Before leaving, the journalist gives his camera to a 14-year-old boy in the village, instructing him to record any unusual sightings if they occur. This decision aims to capture any evidence of the strange creatures or events happening in the village. The boy is tasked with sending the recordings back to the journalist.

After a period, reports emerge that the boy and six other villagers have been brutally murdered. The only remaining evidence is the camera still recording footage. The violent murders deepen the mystery and elevate the danger surrounding the village’s strange phenomena.

A blood-written inscription appears on the wall, with the journalist’s initials written in Arabic, indicating a sinister connection. Authorities find the journalist’s belongings, suggesting he was involved or targeted. The discovery shocks the community and amplifies the supernatural mystery.

An army captain takes the journalist into custody for questioning about the events, but he is released the next day. His belongings and clothing are found abandoned in a forest behind the village, and the journalist himself is missing, suggesting he was either kidnapped or fled under duress.

The captain who interrogated the journalist resigns a year later due to mental health issues. Many years later, in 2006, he commits suicide by shooting himself, indicating the psychological toll and persistent trauma related to the case.

The captain’s daughter discovers several items in her father’s safe, including photos, documents, and three video cassettes. These materials are crucial evidence linked to the events in the village and the mysterious recordings from the camera given to the boy.

The daughter views only 22 minutes of the footage captured by the boy and the police, which include the recordings made just before the boy’s death and during the interrogation. The rest of the recordings are too disturbing, taking her two years to recover from the shock.

Unable to face the complete truth, the daughter eventually sells the cursed videotapes to a filmmaker. The recordings contain terrifying evidence of the strange creatures and supernatural occurrences, leaving the mystery unresolved and hinting at ongoing paranormal influence.