The Black Volga S01E19

09/10/17 • 10 min

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The Czerna Volga is a Polish Urban Legend that has extended into other Eastern European countries and into Russia.

The Black Volga is the story of a black soviet era limousine that used to drive the streets late into the night and early morning that would appear out of nowhere and disappear just the same, abducting young children and teens.

The Black Volga was a mystery that spread across the nation in the 1980s in soviet countries. Not one eye witness could see the driver. Some theorize it was a high ranking member of the communist party, a priest, or nun while others believe more sinister drivers such as Satan worshipers or even Lucifer himself was at the wheel.

The Black Volga was a very high end limousine with white curtains and rims that were highly polished as if in showroom condition. At times the side mirrors were reported as horns. When it was seen by eye-witnesses it is claimed that the police reported children missing from the area. Witnesses that came forward to indicated that they had seen the Black Volga were mysteriously found dead soon after they made their report. Why the vehicle picked children as its prey no one is sure but one thing is for certain, nothing could stop it.

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The Czerna Volga is a Polish Urban Legend that has extended into other Eastern European countries and into Russia.

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