Stories of a disturbing, flying creature roaming the northeast United States have circulated for centuries. Today, we try to separate fact from fiction and analyze what we know about the popular cryptid known as the Jersey Devil.

A strange issue with Google Translate was discovered in 2018. This spiraled into a bizarre mystery of its own, involving tens of thousands of websites, a seemingly unremarkable indie film, and the mysterious figure at the center of it all. Today, we dive into the baffling mystery of South32.

A series of terrifying attacks in 1946 left a small town in Texas paralyzed with fear. The brutal assailant was unfortunately never captured. Today, we discuss the horrific case of the Texarkana Moonlight Murders.

Every year for the last 40 years, an anonymously purchased ad is published in an Arizona university newspaper. Nobody knows the purpose of the ads or who is responsible for them.

In 1992, three women were found to have disappeared from a single home without a trace, never to be seen again. Today, we analyze the puzzling case of the Springfield Three.

For centuries, there have been stories of people who would randomly burst into flames, with no visible source of ignition. Today, we discuss the puzzling phenomenon of spontaneous human combustion.

A small corner of the Internet has slowly gained notoriety on Reddit, suggesting users join a subreddit for what seems to be a nondescript town in New Zealand. Upon closer inspection, it appears as if this town is hiding dark secrets. Today, we look at the peculiar case of the subreddit known as r/marton.

In 1984, various Japanese confectionery companies were terrorized by an unknown entity. Despite their best efforts, police failed to find the perpetrator. Today, we look at what we know about the enigma that is the Monster With 21 Faces.

For centuries, there have been tales of a strange, ape-like creature in the United States. Today, we dive back into cryptids as we discuss the story surrounding arguably the most popular one of all time: Bigfoot.

Earlier in 2021, experts made a breakthrough in the mystery of the Dyatlov Pass incident, thanks to the Disney film Frozen. In our first update episode, we take a look at this new information that claims to settle once and for all what happened to the nine hikers who mysteriously died all those years ago.

On Christmas Eve, 1945, a family's home burned to the ground with five children still trapped inside. Their bodies were never recovered and people claimed to see them alive and well several states away. Today, we look into the mystery that is the Sodder children disappearance.

There exists a text of unknown origin written in an unknown language. To this day, the contents and meaning of the book remain a mystery. Today we look at the enigmatic story of the Voynich Manuscript.

On their way home from vacation in 1961, a couple was confronted by disturbing beings. This encounter left them shaken for years. Today we discuss the first widely-publicized alien abduction story in U.S. history, the story of Barney and Betty Hill.

Elizabeth Short was found murdered in 1947 Los Angeles. Her death sparked a nationwide manhunt and media frenzy. Today, we discuss one of the most prolific murder victims in American history: the Black Dahlia.

In our first collection episode, we delve into the multiple mysteries that the Internet has to offer. They range from a peculiar YouTube channel posting seemingly nonsensical videos to an online community that practices the art of astral projection. We tackle all of these in the Internet Files.

The badly burned body of an unidentified woman was found in a valley of Norway. The investigation into her death sent authorities down a rabbit hole of multiple aliases, mysterious visits, and military conspiracies. Today we discuss the story of the Isdal Woman.

A Reddit user posted about a peculiar, secret room at a popular hotel chain. When the hotel refused to comment on it, it simply added fuel to the fire of the Internet's investigation. Today we look at the strange mystery of Room 322.

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Gloria Ramirez was admitted to Riverside General Hospital suffering from symptoms including heart palpitations and low blood pressure. She also exhibited several strange symptoms that affected the hospital staff, resulting in some employees fainting. Today we look at the story of Gloria Ramirez, AKA the Toxic Woman.

Tales of a strange flying creature in the city of Point Pleasant, West Virginia plagued the town in the 1960s. After a mysterious accident, the creature seemingly vanished. Today we talk about the story of the Mothman.

In 1935, a man by the name of Ronald T. Owen was found beaten and bloodied in his hotel room.

One of the most prolific serial killers of all time stalked the San Francisco Bay area from the 1960s to the 1970s.

He has told the same story for the last 30 years: UFOs and aliens exist, and the government has studied them extensively. Is he lying? To this day, he has yet to produce any evidence. Today we dive into the story from Bob Lazar.

After receiving friend requests from a strange woman, people across the Internet banded together to learn more about her and her quest for her missing sister. Today we look at what we know about Junko Junsui.

A dead body found on an Australian beach spawned a story involving murder, international espionage, and unrequited love. Today we unravel the mystery of the Tamam Shud Case, AKA the Mystery of the Somerton Man.