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There's a lonely span of highway in Turkey, just south of the Black Sea, the D-100. It stretches for hundreds of miles across the entire country, from Bulgaria to Iran.

And if you were driving along it at night, you'd find long stretches of near darkness between the scattered towns.

The headlight beams would be the only light for miles.

It's incredibly eerie as you're winding through the mountains trying to find your destination.

And because of that, there's a lot of urban legends about this road,

specifically one that comes to mind from a small town called Karghale Hanbaba,

two and a half hours east of Istanbul.

The legend says that one night, just after midnight, the townspeople of Kargala Hanbaba

were awoken by the unmistakable sound of a car crash.

One man was awake at the time, and he described it like a large crunch, followed by other

large crunches, like cars were just piling up on one another. He hurried out of his house down

towards the D-100, which cut through their town, and as he approached, he could smell something burning,

acrid and horrible, and there was smoke in the air.

In the faint light from a cracked headlight, he watched a dozen passengers rush out of their cars and flee across the road.

He ran towards them trying to help, but before he could reach them, he heard screams erupt from the group.

The man ran the last few yards to the highway, but could only watch in horror at what unfolded.

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