The 2/19/2006 “Monster Of The Express” Hijacking

On the 19th of February, 2006, Movie Channel VMNV was hijacked during an airing of the 1974 movie Horror Express. Later being Coined “Monster Of The Express Hijacking”, many people don’t have witness testimonies as most disappear without explanation, however, one young man, Clark Bookman, had a testimony with much more information than others. This is his testimony:
Near the end of the movie, the two men in the signal box get a message from Moscow. 
“Moscow said to stop the express when it goes through the switching point,” says the signalman. 
“Wait, that means killing everybody on board!” Says the other man in shock. 
This is where everything goes wrong. 
"That's what it said; maybe it’s war.”
As he says, “Maybe it’s war." The word “war” looped repeatedly for 4 seconds before cutting to black, then what seems to be a lullaby starts to play, with an image of a crudely drawn man with dried up blood stains on his clothes on top of the void. Text that seems to be a cryptic poem starts to show up on screen, which was decoded and read the following: 
“ IT HURTS SO MUCH, WHY DIDN’T YOU HELP ME? I KNOW YOUR SCARED, THAT MAKES ME HAPPY. I SHALL LEAVE NOW, BUT YOU SHALL WORRY, AS I HAVE OME MORE TRICK UP MY SLEEVE.”
It cuts back to where the movie left off; however, one last thing shocked not only the viewers but also the people monitoring the broadcast.
Right as the train is about to fall off the cliff, the man controlling the train screams as normal; however, it loops, and what happened next was unfortunately tragic. 
A Emergency Alert System suddenly played, reading the following: 
”At 6:03 AM, EST, a large amount of cases was reported of people unexpectedly disappearing after watching VMNV’s Airing of the 1974 Movie “Horror Express”, The movie was hijacked by a unknown group of people, with cryptic messages reading out into a poem. We currently are investigating these mysterious events. For the time being, do not leave your home, I repeat, do not leave your home.” 
After the EAS ended, it cuts to a screen saying: 
“Oops! It looks like we have a problem! Please stay on Movie Channel VMNV, this may take 10 minutes… We will resume airing shortly.”
To this day, nobody knows who hijacked VMNV on 2/19/2006, as it was impossible to trace back who made it at the time. It was theorized that a cult-like group made the message and hijacked the station to invite viewers to join, or this was some type of joke, but to this day, nobody knows who hijacked Movie Channel VMNV on 2/19/2006. This incident is coined “The Monster Of The Express Hijacking.”
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