Dexerto has been exclusively sent two more videos from the anonymous FBC leaker. The Federal Bureau of Control, a government department whose mission is to investigate ‘paranatural phenomena’, was unknown to the public until a recent spate of unexplained supernatural events hit Manhattan.
Recorded on mobile phones, both videos feature the same FBC logo as the originally leaked video. The first video shows an unidentified Subway train platform covered in the Mold, a strange fungus that has baffled Manhattan health authorities.
In the background, an unknown male appears to consume the mold. Backing claims the footage is authentic, David Carson, 24, junior accountant, told The Borough: “I walked down the stairs to the R when I saw the whole place was covered in that stuff. It looked like cotton candy. Then some guy started shoving chunks of it in his mouth. I couldn’t believe it. He couldn’t stop. He was ravenous for it.”
Dexerto has reached out to more witnesses, but so far none have responded to our enquiries.
The second video shows ‘hovering’ pigeons and an ‘inverted’ building in the skies near the Empire State Building.
Aaron Sager, 43, a construction worker, who was working on a rooftop on Fifth Avenue and East 29th Street, said: “I looked up and saw these pigeons just frozen in the sky. Not moving one bit,” he said.
“Then I saw the building – upside down! I thought someone had slipped something into my coffee. Then I shouted out to the rest of my crew. They all saw it. You can ask them.”
When asked for comment on the videos, the FBC said: “When it comes to the Mold, there is a lot of misinformation online. Contrary to rumors, those who consume the Mold do not become fungus. However, that being said, we do advise members of the public to not eat the mold, just as we advise them to not eat ultra-processed foods… As for the repeating pigeons, please be assured they are perfectly safe. The FBC has the situation under control.”
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