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This may have been left in a wet spot and the cable sucked moisture like a straw wicks water.
I have seen under-floor cabling draw moisture from wet ducts.
Yes, the moisture would feel oily as it is picking up the leftovers from the sheath and cable insulation.
If this were Cat 5 the moisture will upset your certification equipment. The trapped water acts as a mirror and reflects the signals.
Just my hair brained experience.....
Ken
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