Normally, getting a text or voicemail from a wrong number is a fairly uneventful experience.

But for Twitter user Ty, a brief listen to an unexpected voicemail quickly turned into the premise of an action film.

i really need yall to listen to this voicemail i just got...i am deactivating my cell phone service pic.twitter.com/G9MSwPTaM9
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 13, 2018

For readers and listeners confused, the seemingly nonsensical word salad of the voicemail is in fact military code.

I dont know why I was just sent military code, the fuck do I look like Liam Neeson??
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 13, 2018

To make matters worse, the translation of the code is even creepier than the voicemail itself.

It literally translates to "Danger SOS it is dire for you to evacuate be cautious they are not human SOS danger SOS" and then gives coordinates... i am throwing my phone away
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 14, 2018

"Danger SOS it is dire for you to evacuate be cautious they are not human SOS danger SOS," is the translated message.

EXCUSE ME WHAT IS GOING ON pic.twitter.com/jFyKXHgYiQ
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

To add to the overall shudder factor, Ty noticed a strange man taking photos outside his house a few days before receiving this message.

Also I should probably include that this happened a few days ago before i got that voicemail I really am about to go into hiding https://t.co/6K8vmxLUlm
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

pic.twitter.com/NkeondfdSv
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

Luckily, Ty hasn't received any mysterious correspondence since the initial voicemail.

But that hasn't stopped the internet from chiming in with terrifyingly well researched theories.

I haven't received any other calls or had anything else happen but this is an interesting theory https://t.co/oUFHZEDhkO
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

This is what it says, pay close attention that there’s an “S” right before danger, meaning that’s the recording is on a continuous loop, it’s not a message set to play once it goes to voicemail pic.twitter.com/G77xkLVuKh
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

A few people noted that the voicemail's coordinates corresponded with the area of the Malaysian airplane crash.

Their theory is that the voicemail was a black box recording from the plane as it was going down. So basically, the SOS referenced a potential last ditch effort to survive. According to the theory, Ty may have received the message because crash occurred during two solar flares. So, the atmosphere was putting out more electromagnetic pulses and thus upping the potential for a lost or redirected message.

Also @ErMahoney6 pointed out that the coordinates given are very close to where the Malaysian airplane went down, what if you’re hearing the black box recording???!?????? pic.twitter.com/iKwN8F9bPG
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

And a black box records the last interactions with a plane, THATS WHY ITS AN SOS AND SAVE OUR SHIP IT WAS TRYING TO WARN US pic.twitter.com/Gx6UjZ0NaL
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

Also and this is just to add on to my theory because a black box records and audio message it also records flight information as well, which is why it gives coordinates
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

This is where it gets a little more far out, it’s an unknown number, now a unknown number isn’t always a blocked number, a computer will still read it as unknown
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

This is also all happening after two large solar flares where just released causing a soon to be solar storm, and if you don’t know solar flares cause electromagnetic pulses in our atmosphere pic.twitter.com/j6oQ7QTgbt
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

So with more electromagnetic activity in the air this is why random people would be getting this call because the signal would be amplified and sent farther ranges, with the solar flares happening closer to Southern Asia/Australia this is why it’s happening now
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

While people noted that the Malaysian crash theory explained a lot, it still didn't explain the message's exclamation "they are not human."

If these black box recordings match the voicemail. Are you saying that Malaysia Flight 370 encountered something nonhuman???
— Gio de Loera (@gdeloera56) March 15, 2018

Exactly what i was thinking! Creepy af
— yans (@smolgayhuman) March 15, 2018

This is great of you guys to ask because this part is gonna get really fucking crazy, yes, they encountered something non human, the message was saying to evacuate because “they are not human” something/someone on that plane wasn’t human
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

Makes sense. Being that this flight is still missing
— Gio de Loera (@gdeloera56) March 15, 2018

Wait but what about the guy that messaged him to delete what he posted???
— Lays_fordays (@lays_4dayzz) March 15, 2018

The language was in Indonesian so there must be some kind of connection or cover up by people or even government officials in Indonesia.
— Gio de Loera (@gdeloera56) March 15, 2018

Fuuuuck the world scared me and I’m getting more chills but I want to hear more ahhhhhh
— Lays_fordays (@lays_4dayzz) March 15, 2018

Im crying brb WTF
— soupy boy (@hairbleach) March 15, 2018

ALSO, Google Earth literally doesn't render images of the coordinates in the voicemail (aka the area of the Malaysian airplane crash). That, combined with the mysterious follow-up message Ty received instructing him to "delete the voicemail" caused many to suspect the voicemail pointed to something insidious about the crash.

So google earth is know for not rendering in what they don’t want you to see, if u go to the coordinates that you heard it brings u to a part on google earth that is not rendered in and the part that u cannot see is in a shape that a plane could have crashed at it leads to a - pic.twitter.com/CD9I3uzYFM
— noah (@noahamodio) March 15, 2018

EVERYONE READ THIS ITS A REALLY AMAZING
— Uzumaki (@jvstinfox) March 15, 2018

Also just to add to the craziness, Indonesia is one of the leading suspect being what used to be Atlantis, the lost nation. You can check plenty of evidences on google
— jovi petra ratulangi (@jovi_petra) March 15, 2018

In the days following his viral voicemail, Ty has been inundated with fascinating theories.

me watching all hell break loose on twitter because of a weird ass voicemail pic.twitter.com/oHCdtzCj9m
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

The thing is, I don't even believe in aliens! Y'all ever hear of the Fermi paradox? I don't think we will ever find them
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

I really think someone was just fucking with me and sent me that voicemail but it's real interesting to see the theories everyone is piecing together. Maybe it means something who knows! Bc I got no clue what it was even about or why it was sent to me
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

Just to add to this, I've had ppl send me tweets saying the "not human" part could be referring to something like AI, or something spiritual (if you believe in that), some ppl were suggesting it was referring to jinns/djinns (The coordinates are near larger Muslim populations)
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

I don't really know shit, I am just repeating what other people have said replying to that voicemail. I guess if you wanna explore all the theories just read what people are tweeting in reply because I give up trying to understand it lmao
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

fermi paradox??
— Taejah Smith (@taesmitthh) March 15, 2018

Watch this https://t.co/GXrmaCSGnF
— Ty (@strayedaway) March 15, 2018

Well, I officially know what Twitter rabbithole I'll be obsessed with all weekend. Regardless of the origin of this voicemail, the ensuing conversations are straight up wild and fascinating.

This guy got a mysterious voicemail with terrifying military codes. The internet is shook.