THE mysteries of cannibal feasts at a massive pentagram in Kazakhstan that can be seen on Google Earth, can finally be revealed.
Conspiracy theorists were stunned after they came across the five-pointed star symbol that can be found in the north of the central Asian country.
YouTuber Builder Rejected claimed to have found a cannibalistic restaurant at the site, near the city of Lisakovsk.
He said: “I was looking at the giant pentagram in Kazakhstan on Google Earth and found it has a couple of new points of interest since I last looked.
“There’s a nightclub, no surprise really, probably like the one vampires went to in the blade movie series and human food BBQ.
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When Daily Star Online looked at the pentagram on Google Earth, there was no evidence of a “human food BBQ”, or a nightclub at the site.
There was, however, an Estrella cafe in the centre of the site.
While pentagrams are associated with Satanists and other devil worshipers, it was also commonly used by early Christians to represent the five wounds that Jesus suffered on the cross.
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“There’s a nightclub, no surprise really, probably like the one vampires went to in the blade movie series and human food BBQ”
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But, it is unlikely the symbol was chosen as a specific reference to religion by the locals when it was created during the Soviet-era when Kazakhstan and other nearby countries were once joined to the communist federation.
Its description on Atlas Obscura – a bizarre travel destination website – claims the site is an park that was abandoned after Kazakhstan declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
Google Maps has sparked several bizarre discovery claims, including that the missing MH370 plane could be seen using the internet tool.
