The Black Volga is a European phenomenon of mysterious black cars said to be driven by various people in different accounts and abduct people.
The story and other interpretations[]
The legend was spread throughout Eastern Europe in during and post Iron Curtain communist reign. The story tells of a mysterious black Volga car that abducts people. The stories differ on who was abducted and who was the driver. Some have stated it was children who were abducted, while others say adults. The driver has been told as secret police, Satan, demons or people of other ethnic groups have been told as the monster in this story.
Criminal Conspiracy[]
The most common belief involving the Black Volga is that it is driven by a gang of criminals who use it to kidnap victims for use in organ harvesting or child-slavery, since many targets were said to be children. There were also tales of it being used by a serial-killer who would pull up to ask people for the time; if a victim approached to do so, the killer would proceed to kidnap and murder them in a gruesome manner.
Occult Conspiracy[]
Another common belief was that the Black Volga was a demonic entity used by Satan or other high-ranking spirits of evil to capture souls, using a similar method to the serial-killer story. In these stories, the demonic car would ask for the time, and anyone who answered was cursed to die at the same time at the next day, but could save themselves by replying, "It is God's time", causing the demon to vanish.
Other occult-based tales involving the Black Volga had it driven by cultists who would kidnap children for blood rituals or Satanic ritual abuse. These stories sometimes also included members of the clergy such as nuns or priests, further suggestive of theistic Satanism.
Possible Truth[]
While largely just a series of urban legends, the nature of the Black Volga myths may have been deliberately spread or intensified by Polish secret police in order to make claims involving actual kidnappings by the government seem invalid or ridiculous. Of course, as with all conspiracy theories, this has never been proven, and as such, most agree the Black Volga is a purely fictional entity.
Possible Explanations[]
There are several explanations as to what or who could be inside the mysterious car, The Theories include:
- A rumor or hoax.
- Secret police working for the communist parties.
- A demonic presence.
- Uncaptured serial killer(s) who kidnaps children and adults to later murder or maim them.
- Possible story told to scare children into behaving.
- Vampire driver(s) who kidnap children and adults for then suck their blood.
- A ghostly presence.
- Nuns or priests.
- Satanists.
- A paranormal entity.
- A Vehicle driven by the Devil himself.
Powers and Abilities[]
- Driving
- Criminal resources
- Supernatural abilities
Trivia[]
- The Black Volga can be a sedan or limousine.
- The legend of the Black Volga originated in the Soviet age.
- The story seems to be a slightly more obscure and Eastern European version to the popular Men In Black urban legend.
- The story also bears a resemblance to the common story of a stranger luring a kid into a car or van told by parents to scare children so they don't talk to strangers.
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