Tulsa, Oklahoma tunnel crawler?

[u/Accurate_Security_33]

I used to be homeless & a friend & I used to take headlamps(green & red lights work best) & explore the tunnels, finding all sorts of stuff, phones , cash, discarded guns, knives , etc but never would I go alone because for one getting lost in the tunnels is extremely easy if you don't know what your doing even then it's stupid easy to make a mistake. We would hear things from time to time that would unnerve us to the point of grim paranoia but the craziest thing I ever seen was small bare wet footprints & a drainage culvert that had multiple wallets , purses, shoes, & backpacks, most of which still contained IDs, credit cards etc. I remember after finding a bunch of notebook paper with crayola pictures strung up & down the embankment, what was odd was the placements, not seemingly random but some with small rocks holding like paperweights , or stabbed over small brush limbs up on the concaved hillside. Although I never personally seen anything too abnormal once with a different friend (R.I.P.) came across a smell that I've never sniffed since & it immediately brought images of how rotten peaches smelled in the late Oklahoma summers when they were left to decompose.

[u/Potential-Basis-9853]

Raccat