This was the creepy moment an eerie passage was discovered in an Indiana home on January 14.<br /><br />Footage shows the nearly hidden door being opened to reveal - with the aid of a torch - a shabby passageway that looks like it hasn't been used for years.<br /><br />The filmer was originally looking around the house with the realtor, that was built in 1937 by a very successful and wealthy doctor who volunteered to fight in the First World War.<br /><br />Both didn't know about the mysterious passageway until they both checked out the basement.<br /><br />The filmer who described it as a "murder tunnel" told Newsflare: "I now actually own the house where the tunnel is.<br /><br />"But when originally looking at the house the realtor and I were in the basement, which is very large and dark since none of the lights worked. <br /><br />"We were looking at the boiler and noticed a weird part of the wall boarded up. <br /><br />"We started poking around it and after some tugging got it open. <br /><br />"The last thing either of us was expecting to find was a dark creepy tunnel. <br /><br />"I was honestly pretty creeped out by it at first, but now think it is really cool part of the house. <br /><br />"Nothing on the house listing mentioned a tunnel or showed pictures fo the basement."<br /><br />It is suspected that the tunnel was originally used as a coal ash storage room before the house was heated by a central heating boiler.<br /><br />The filmer has only lived in the house for a few weeks but keeps finding new unique features as the house was custom built.
