Пропавшая студентка МГУ: история от которой идут мурашки

PLAYLIST WITH STORIES    • Тёплый Союз Истории (Плейлист)   In 2001, in the basement of an old Yerevan building, police found a woman who hadn't seen daylight for sixteen years. Her fingers were worn raw from a weaving loom, her spine was so crooked she couldn't straighten up, and her eyes squinted under a regular lightbulb, having become accustomed to only dim light for sixteen years. When the investigator asked her name, she remained silent for a long time, then uttered one word: Moscow. It was Natalya Korneeva, a graduate student in the history department of Moscow State University, who went missing in the summer of 1985 during a scientific expedition to the Armenian SSR. Her mother searched for her for sixteen years. Her father died without ever receiving an answer. And all this time, Natalya was located a hundred meters from Yerevan's main street, behind an iron door, in the basement of a carpet workshop, where she worked eighteen hours a day, without a single day off. She was twenty-two when she disappeared. Thirty-eight when she was found. And what happened between those two dates defies any human understanding. Stay until the end, because this story is more terrifying than any horror movie. It's more terrifying because it's real. #DocumentaryHistory #StoriesFromThePast #ArchiveStories #USSR ⚠️ The videos on this channel are artistic in nature and contain elements of creative reconstruction and interpretation of historical facts.