"Now I've got a clean copy of it now, and, uh, I warn you, uh, this could scare you. Here's the email:
'Dear [?]
I just recently began listening to your radio show, and could not believe it when you talked about the sounds from Hell tonight. My uncle had told me this story a couple of years ago, and I didn't believe him, [?] of your listeners who discounted the story of nothing more than just a religious newspaper fabricated account. The story about the digging of the hole and the hearing of the sounds from Hell is very real. It did occur in Siberia. My uncle collected videos and audiotapes, and so forth, on the paranormal, supernatural. He passed away fairly recently, but he would've loved your show. He let me listen to one of the audiotapes that he had on the sounds from Hell in Siberia, and I copied it. He received his copy from a friend who worked at the BBC. It took me a while to find it tonight but attached is that sound from my uncle's tapes, it's not the greatest quality but the sounds are there. I was very hesitant to send you this as the sound bothers me to listen to, I suggest that if you do play it on the program warn listeners in advance so they may have the option of turning the radio off for thirty seconds while it plays, it has always haunted me. To those who discounted the Siberia Sounds from Hell story, it is true and I for one wish it wasn't
Rick listening from Chicago'
And so I submit now the cleaned, uh, better copy to you and, uh, I warn you what you're about to hear is very disturbing indeed"

[Distorted noise and screams]