In this episode, we uncover the eerie internet mystery of Lake City Quiet Pills — an obscure website linked to Reddit activities from 2009. “Milo” (u/ReligionOfPeace) posted cryptic lines about “quiet pills,” prompting sleuths to dig into the site’s hidden forum and dark code.

Clues—like job listings for covert operatives and posts tied to a real-life assassination—sparked theories that it was a front for contract killers, with “quiet pills” as slang for bullets. Others argue it could be an alternate-reality game or hoax.

With encrypted message boards, deleted archives, and no resolution, Lake City Quiet Pills remains a chilling unsolved digital enigma.

In this episode, we delve into the strange and fascinating legend of the Green Children of Woolpit — a medieval mystery that still sparks debate centuries later. In 12th-century England, two children with green-tinged skin reportedly appeared near the village of Woolpit, speaking an unknown language and wearing unfamiliar clothes.

The boy soon died, but the girl survived and eventually learned English, claiming they came from a twilight land called “St Martin’s.” Was it folklore, a real historical event, or something more otherworldly? We explore the theories — from fairy tales to alien encounters — behind this curious and enduring tale.

In this episode, we delve into the Great Amherst Mystery — one of Canada’s most terrifying and well-documented cases of poltergeist activity. In the 1870s, a quiet home in Amherst, Nova Scotia became the centre of violent paranormal events focused around 18-year-old Esther Cox.

Witnesses reported unexplained fires, loud bangs, levitating objects, and physical attacks on Esther. The events attracted media attention, investigators, and even sceptics, yet no one could fully explain the phenomena. Was it a hoax, hysteria, or genuine supernatural torment? We revisit the chilling accounts, diaries, and theories behind a haunting that still puzzles experts to this day.

In this episode, we explore the haunting legacy of the Stanley Hotel — the inspiration behind Stephen King’s The Shining and one of America’s most famous paranormal hotspots. Nestled in the Colorado Rockies, this grand hotel has a history filled with ghost sightings, eerie piano music, and unexplained footsteps echoing through empty halls.

Guests and staff have reported encounters with the spirits of original owners F.O. and Flora Stanley, along with other lingering presences. We dive into the hotel’s chilling backstory, King’s fateful stay, and the ghost tours that continue to attract thrill-seekers. Is it legend, illusion, or something truly supernatural?

In this episode, we investigate the chilling legend of the ghost ship Ourang Medan, a vessel allegedly found adrift in the 1940s with its entire crew dead under mysterious and horrifying circumstances.

Reports claimed their faces were frozen in terror, with no visible injuries, and moments after the ship was boarded, it exploded and sank. Was it a cover-up of secret chemical cargo, a tale exaggerated by maritime folklore, or something truly supernatural? We sift through declassified files, conflicting accounts, and conspiracy theories to uncover the truth behind one of the sea’s most spine-tingling and enduring maritime mysteries.

In this episode, we step inside the infamous Hinsdale House — one of New York’s most haunted homes. In the 1970s, the Dandy family reported terrifying paranormal activity: disembodied voices, mysterious apparitions, and violent disturbances that defied explanation. A priest was even called to perform an exorcism, but the house’s dark energy persisted.

With a history steeped in tragedy, including possible Native American burial grounds and occult connections, the Hinsdale House has become a magnet for ghost hunters and skeptics alike. We explore eyewitness accounts, chilling encounters, and theories that blur the line between the haunted and the horrific. Dare to enter?

In this episode, we journey to the remote and windswept Flannan Isles off the coast of Scotland, where in 1900, three lighthouse keepers vanished without a trace. When a relief crew arrived, they found the lighthouse abandoned — clocks stopped, meals untouched, and no sign of struggle.

The official report suggested a storm swept them away, but conflicting details sparked eerie theories: madness, abduction, or even supernatural forces. What really happened on that isolated rock? We examine logs, weather reports, and folklore to piece together one of maritime history’s most haunting disappearances. The mystery of the Flannan Isles still echoes through the fog.