Welcome to the Red Web! Trevor Collins and Alfredo Diaz are here to dive into the Internet's most intriguing mysteries, conspiracies, and supernatural events. If you like unsolved stories, you've come to the right place.
One person's Reddit post honoring their deceased friend triggers a series of events including espionage, hacking, and military conspiracy. Today, we will unpack Red Web's first mystery of Lake City Quiet Pills.
The identity of Bitcoin's creator has remained a mystery since the beginning. Who are they and what do they plan to do with their untouched Bitcoin worth millions? Today, we dive into the mystery of Satoshi Nakamoto.
Stories have been shared of a strange website with nothing but a simple login page. Before its sudden disappearance, curious users discovered that the innocuous login page hid terabytes of unknown data. Today, we analyze what we know about Mortis.com.
It's the most famous unsolved air piracy case in history: one man leapt off of a plane into the night with $200,000 in cash, never to be seen again. Today we discuss what we know about D.B. Cooper.
Have you been having strange dreams? You wouldn't be alone. Strange flyers have appeared over the years asking people to call a mysterious phone number and describe their dreams. No one knows who made the flyers or what their true purpose is. Today, we dial the number for the Happy Valley Dream Survey.
Two young men were found dead under mysterious circumstances. Next to their bodies? Two crudely made lead masks and a notebook containing cryptic instructions. Their cause of death is still unknown. Today, we unravel what we know about the Lead Masks Case.
In 2012, a single image containing a hidden message sparked a globe-spanning series of puzzles. Very little is known about the puzzle's creator or what lies at the end of the scavenger hunt. This week, we tackle our most requested mystery as we begin to untangle the web that is Cicada 3301.
After a year of silence, Cicada 3301 made a sudden return. With that came new puzzles and testimony from those who claimed to have solved them. The rabbit hole continued to go deeper as Cicada's methods became more complex. Today, we conclude our analysis of Cicada 3301 and everything we know up to this point.
What impact can our intentions have on the world? An app turned viral sensation hopes to answer that question, seemingly guiding users to real locations based on their intent. But is there a deeper, more sinister idea behind it? Today we look at the stories surrounding the app Randonautica.
In 1959, nine Russian hikers were found dead under mysterious circumstances. Their bodies were discovered over the course of several months, and questions about what happened to them remain unanswered to this day. This week, we take a look at the Dyatlov Pass Incident.
A piece of land in northeastern Utah is reported to have been plagued by paranormal encounters for decades, ranging from UFOs to spirits. Today we take a look at what we know about Skinwalker Ranch.
In the year 2000, a mysterious forum user began posting about their journey with time travel. Their story caught like wildfire, and remains one of the most famous tales of its kind to this day. In this episode, we take a look at the story of John Titor.
Nefarious government secrets revolve around this mysterious base in New York, tracing all the way back to WWII and another seemingly unrelated government experiment in Pennsylvania. Today we stretch the limits of our imagination and what is to be believed with the Montauk Project.
It's one of the most famous kidnapping cases of all time: young Charles Lindbergh was taken from the second story of his home in 1932. The case is expansive enough that we split it into two parts. Today we dive into the timeline and investigation surrounding the Lindbergh Kidnapping.
After covering the timeline and the investigation last week, today we dive headfirst into the multiple alarming theories surrounding what actually happened to Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr.
The Internet's oldest mystery. A series of strange, bizarre posts were found in various groups on Usenet in 1996. Today we dive into the Markovian Parallax Denigrate.
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.
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.
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.
One of the most prolific serial killers of all time stalked the San Francisco Bay area from the 1960s to the 1970s. He left mysterious ciphers that remained unsolved for decades - until now. Today we analyze what we know and what has been recently discovered about the Zodiac Killer.
In 1935, a man by the name of Roland T. Owen was found beaten and bloodied in his hotel room. No one knew who he was or where he came from, and it was discovered that he was using a pseudonym. Today we look into the mystery of Room 1046.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
In our first collection episode, we delve into the multiple mysteries that the Internet has to offer. Ranging 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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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. Today, we talk about the puzzling May Day Mystery.
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.
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.
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.
There is an area of the Atlantic Ocean in which multiple ships and aircrafts have myseriously disappeared for centuries. The cause of those disappearances remains up for debate. Today, we discuss the famous Bermuda Triangle.
Since 2007, people online have been attempting to find the title and artist for a song that was first played on the radio in the 1980s. Despite it becoming a viral sensation, that information remains unknown. Today, we're going to talk about The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet.
In 1981, stories began circling of an arcade gaming cabinet that supposedly inflicted players with migraines, nightmares, and symptoms of brainwashing. To make matters even more strange, it was reported to be regulary monitored by men in black suits. Today, we explore the puzzling story of Polybius.
In 1982, the Chicago, Illinois area was stricken with multiple, seemingly unrelated deaths due to over-the-counter medication. After an interesting discovery, authorities were led to believe that foul play was involved. Today, we analyze the historic case with real-world ramifications in effect to this day: the Chicago Tylenol Murders.
Tales of a mysterious blood sucking creature emerged from Puerto Rico in the 1990s. The stories soon spread to multiple countries in Central America and North America. Today, we look at what we know about the first cryptid of the Internet age: the Chupacabra.
The six inhabitants of a small German homestead were found brutally murdered in 1922. To make matters worse, there is reason to believe the murderer lived on the farm for days afterward, tending to the livestock. Today, we discuss the unsettling case of the Hinterkaifeck Murders.
For years, someone has left strange, rambling reviews of a key lime pie from a restaurant that's been closed for over a decade. The purpose behind these comments, and the identity of the commenter, remain unknown. Today, we talk about the mind-boggling case of Captain Kutchie's Key Lime Pies.
A family of five purchased what they thought to be their dream home. But before they could move in, they began receiving disturbing letters from a mysterious entity. Today, we look at the unnerving mystery of The Watcher House.
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A brutal murderer stalked the streets of London, England in the 1800s. Despite the notoriety of his crimes, he was never caught and his identity remains unknown. Today, we discuss who is perhaps the most notorious killer of all time: Jack the Ripper.
We delve yet again into the bizarre corners of the Internet and the mysteries they offer. This time, they range from a mysterious postcard that first appeared on Twitter to a DVD left on a park bench. Welcome back to The Internet Files.
In 1872, an American merchant ship was found adrift in the Atlantic Ocean. Upon investigating, it was found that the crew had completely disappeared, though their belongings remained. Today we start our month of disappearance-themed episodes with the baffling case of the ghost ship Mary Celeste.
In 1899, a passing ship investigated an unlit lighthouse. Upon arriving, they discovered a baffling scene. The keepers of the lighthouse were nowhere to be found, and they were never seen again. Today, we discuss the curious story of the Flannan Isles Lighthouse.
In the 1500s, English settlers attempted to settle their first American colony. The captain returned from a supply run to find it abandoned, with only the word "Croatoan" carved into a nearby post. Today, we discuss the historic disappearance of the Roanoke Colony.
In an attempt to become the first woman to fly around the world, she and her navigator disappeared somewhere over the Pacific Ocean. Today, we close out our month of disappearances with one of the most famous cases of all time: Amelia Earhart.
Much like the peculiar mysteries of the Internet that we've covered before, there are just as many strange corners of the Earth that we have yet to discuss. These enigmas can happen right in your own backyard, and have given rise to folklore and legends across the world. Today, we dive into three Earthly Mysteries.
A video pirate hijacked Chicago, Illinois television airwaves dressed as a popular TV character of the time, speaking and acting in a strange manner. Today, we look at the bizarre case of the Max Headroom Incident.
In 1982, a fantasy book was published that contained clues to a treasure hunt. Readers soon realized the hunt was real, prompting a nationwide search for the solutions. Today, we discuss the mystery known as The Secret.
A remote lake in the Himalayas was found to contain the remains of hundreds of people. If this weren't perplexing enough, it was discovered that the remains were dated centuries apart. Today, we look at the fascinating puzzle of Skeleton Lake.
Seattle, Washington was home to a local phenomenon: a vending machine that dispensed a random variety of sodas, some of which had been out of production for years. Today, we discuss the puzzling Mystery Soda Machine.
In 2007, multiple families were harassed by a mysterious caller, hounding them with threatening voicemails and ominous text messages. Despite all attempts, the culprit was never revealed. Today, we discuss the disturbing case of the Restricted Stalker.
Rumors of a gigantic creature lurking in the depths of a Scottish loch have existed for centuries. Today, we dive back into the world of cryptids as we discuss the legendary Loch Ness Monster.
There exists a strange anomaly in which people collectively remember a false memory. Despite evidence proving it as fake, there are those who insist that the memory is true, leading to theories ranging from cognitive and social reinforcement to alternate realities colliding. Today, we discuss the cultural phenomenon that is the Mandela Effect.
In Texas, there stands an abandoned hospital where 2,000 people are said to have died. It is now one of the most haunted locations in the state. For our special Halloween episode, we go on site for the first time to investigate the Yorktown Memorial Hospital.
In 2011, someone claimed to receive an email from their friend that had passed away months beforehand. Today, we discuss the fact and fiction behind the story of the Jack Froese Emails.
There are numerous stories that tell of an ancient city lost to time. It is often described as a utopia that disappeared in the depths of the ocean. But did it ever exist? Today, we dive into the myths and theories behind the lost city of Atlantis.
On the night of February 24, 1978, five men went out to attend a college basketball game for a night of fun, never to return home. Months later, four of them were found to have died under mysterious circumstances, while the fifth was never seen again. Sometimes referred to as the US’s Dyatlov Pass, today we discuss the puzzling case of the Yuba County Five.
In 1978, a group of five friends disappeared after attending a college basketball game. Months later, four of them were found to have died under mysterious circumstances, while the fifth was never seen again. Today, we dive into the theories surrounding this puzzling case and try to piece together what might have happened to the Yuba County Five.
While they are seen as bastions of information and beauty, national parks have a darker side to them - several strange disappearances have occurred at these locations over the years, and these stories have been collected in a series of books. Today, we discuss the stories of the Missing 411.
Last week we talked about the multiple mysterious disappearances in various U.S. national parks and the strange circumstances surrounding them. Today, we dive into the theories surrounding these stories and try to decipher what could be the cause of the Missing 411.
In 2015, a 4chan discussion spawned rumors of a strange program used at multiple corporations. It was said that those who mentioned the program online vanished from the Internet without a trace. Today we discuss the fact and fiction behind the puzzling story of Erratas.
After receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis, a renowned art dealer decided to write a memoir detailing his life and legacy. Within the memoir, he hid clues that led to a chest full of artifacts he’d collected over the years, leading to some calling him the real life Indiana Jones. Today, we dig into the mystery known as Forrest Fenn's Treasure.
In 1977, a resident of a small town in the state of Ohio began receiving letters accusing her of having an affair. This kick started a whirlwind saga involving the entire town, threats of violence, and accusations of covering up a murder investigation. Today, we look into the bizarre tale of the Circleville Letters.
In Wiltshire County, England, there have been reported sightings of UFOs, crop circles, ancient monuments, and other supernatural phenomena. It is said that these sightings center around a singular location. Today, we learn what we can about the mystery surrounding what some call the UK’s Area 51: Rudloe Manor.
For nearly as long as history can remember, there have been tales of a large creature living among the snowy peaks of the Himalayan mountains. Today, we’re going to look beyond the folklore and explore the evidence, sightings, and theories surrounding one of the most well-known cryptids in the world: The Yeti.
In 1845, the British sent out an expedition to find a way through the Northwest Passage. After two years of no contact, the expedition was deemed a failure. To this day, most of the crew has not been found and no one truly knows what happened. Let’s discuss the puzzling case of Franklin’s Lost Expedition.
Though there are plenty of mysteries that take place here on Earth, there are just as many unanswered questions about outer space. Today, we take a look beyond our world to learn about some of the most interesting and unsettling space mysteries.
In Austin, Texas, there were a series of brutal murders in the years of 1884 and 1885. The mystery remains unsolved. Today, we look at one of the first serial killers that operated in the United States, known as the Servant Girl Annihilator.
The Internet is filled with random videos without context or backstory. Some funny, some strange, and some disturbing. Today, we try to discern fact from fiction on one of those videos, called Grave Robbing for Morons.
Rumors of buried treasure are a tale as old as time. One such tale swirls around an island off the coast of Canada, where the legendary pirate Captain Kidd is said to have hid one of his many caches of treasure. Today, we look into the story of the Oak Island Mystery.
Everyone knows the stories of famous cryptids like Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, and the Mothman. But there exists an entire world of lesser known, more bizarre cryptids as well. Today, we take a look at some of those as we learn about Three Obscure Cryptids.
Across multiple cities in North and South America, there are hundreds of tiles containing strange messages that are embedded in the streets. It is unknown where these messages came from or who put them there. Today, we look into the puzzling mystery of the Toynbee Tiles.
In 1956, an entire town was forced out of their homes to make room for a new lake. Since their departure, the land has been plagued with suspicious deaths and strange drownings. Today, we look at the inexplicably deadly Lake Lanier.
On the evening of March 13, 1997, a series of strange lights were seen over the city of Phoenix, Arizona. These were reported by thousands of people and the story became a national phenomenon, prompting theories of certified UFOs and government cover-ups. Today, we dive into one of the most prominent UFO cases in US history, the Phoenix Lights.
In Indiana stands a public library that is over 130 years old. For decades, there have been rumors swirling of a ghost that inhabits the building. In fact, some say that there is more than one. The story has gained so much traction that the library now boasts several 24/7 livestream feeds for anyone to monitor. Today, we discuss the haunting of Willard Library.
In the mid-1970s, a series of brutal killings were committed in California. While there were only a handful of confirmed cases, it is theorized that there were more than 20 victims. The case remains unsolved, though there are developments as recent as 2022. Today, we dive into the morbid case of The Doodler.
The mid-1990s saw the birth of several Internet chat rooms, where people could create avatars and spend time in a virtual world with others. While these were designed for innocent entertainment, some used these for their own nefarious purposes. Today, we dive down the rabbit hole of Worlds.com and the Cult of Saturn.
In 1968, four employees of a Japanese bank were robbed of an absurd amount of money. Despite an extensive investigation that examined over 100,000 suspects, the perpetrator was never caught. Today, we discuss the puzzling case of the 300 Million Yen Robbery.
He was a revolutionary labor union activist, working hard to grow and develop the union. But he also entangled himself with organized crime. Then on July 30, 1975, he vanished without a trace, never to be seen again. Today, we discuss the whirlwind disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.
We’ve discussed the legendary cryptids like Bigfoot, Yeti, and Mothman. But you might be surprised to learn they’re not the only cryptids in the world. In fact, some could be a lot closer to you than you think. Today, we dive back into the world of the weird as we discuss Two Creepy Cryptids: The Banshee of the Badlands and the Ozark Howler.
For millennia, there have been tales of what lies beneath our feet; inside our very planet. Ranging from hidden wildlife, to UFO origins, to ancient civilizations these stories have carried on through the ages. Today we’re going to discuss the legends and stories surrounding Hollow Earth Theory.
In 1980, two women and a young boy were driving home from dinner when they came across a UFO hovering right over their heads. Following their sighting, they claimed to experience a number of bizarre health problems, which they claimed the UFO was responsible for. Today, we unpack the puzzling story of the Cash-Landrum Incident.
4chan is home to many of the Internet's strangest mysteries and obscure personalities, one of these being an anonymous user who orchestrated a scavenger hunt and encouraged users to follow his clues to find a mysterious prize. Today we're going to dive into this sadistic puzzle following one brave user known as Alex From Tennessee.
It was known as the world’s most secure prison: The Rock. Sitting in the San Francisco Bay, surrounded by the freezing currents of the Pacific Ocean, it was a fortress from which there was no escape. But on June 12, 1962, three men hatched a plan to do just that. Today, we explore the compelling story of the Escape From Alcatraz.
Do you believe in reincarnation? A man from England was fascinated with the topic and after his daughters passed away, he was confident in the idea they would return. Years later, he had twins that bore striking similarities to his previously deceased children. Today, we explore death and reincarnation as we discuss the curious case of the Pollock Twins.
A sculpture sits at the CIA Headquarters embedded with encrypted messages. Most of these messages have been deciphered, but one has been famously unsolved for over 30 years. Until it is solved, the overall meaning of the statue remains an unfinished riddle. Today we explore the puzzling Kryptos Sculpture.
In the small town of Gurdon, Arkansas, a strange ghostly light has been witnessed over an old railroad by citizens and tourists alike. Despite scientific investigations on the light, no explanation for its existence has been found. Today, we recount the true crime history of the Gurdon Light.
In 1990, a museum was robbed of 13 works of art. The heist remains unsolved but the determination to find the culprit is still in full force, even after 31 years. The Museum, the FBI, and the US Attorney's office are still searching for leads that could bring the art home safely and expose the thief. Today, let’s discuss the investigation following the largest art theft of all time: the Gardner Museum Theft.
In the summer of 1952, countless fiery lights were spotted over Washington, D.C., even by government officials. Over two weekends, these flying lights caused an uproar in the D.C. area, but it is still unknown what caused them. Today, let’s discuss the peculiar 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO Incident.
Heists like these don’t occur every day. Today, we delve into the stranger corners of the crime world, and try to unravel the methods behind two very different but equally confounding heists.
All across the Internet, people construct online identities. And a username is the most important aspect of that profile, giving them an identity to use when revealing potentially sensitive information. One such user did exactly that as they posted about a confusing yet strange experience they had in their town. Today, we discuss the story of Reddit user u/icemanthrowaway123.
They’ve supposedly been seen at nearly every supernatural event: aliens, UFO sightings, even Mothman. Always in the background. But doing what? We’ve mentioned this mysterious group before, but have yet to take a closer look. Until today. For our 100th episode mini-special, we finally dive into the enigmatic Men in Black.
When you’re sound asleep in the middle of the night, it’s impossible to know what’s going on in the world around you. Nearly a decade ago, a woman managed to record the sound of an unidentified voice, just a few feet from her bed. Today, we look into the unsettling story behind the Sleep as Android Incident.
While exploring nearby woods, a group of teenage boys in the quiet town of Worcestershire, England, stumbled upon a gruesome scene - the skeleton of an unknown woman, stuffed into a tree. This woman became the talk of the town as investigators failed to identify who she was. Today, we begin our themed month with week one of Unsettling Forest Mysteries as we attempt to answer the chilling question: Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?
After investigating what they thought was a crashed plane in the forest outside the Air Force base, a group of soldiers claimed to witness a UFO. Their sighting became one of the most well documented UFO cases ever, with some calling it Britain’s Roswell. Today we continue our theme with week 2 of Unsettling Forest mysteries as we discuss the Rendlesham Forest Incident.
Deep in the lush greenery of the Colorado woods stands one of the most haunted homes in the state. When a family moved into the home in 1991, their dream home quickly became their worst nightmare. Today we dive further into our theme with week 3 of Unsettling Forest Mysteries, as we look into the Black Forest Haunting.
On June 30th, 1908, an unprecedented event managed to flattened 800 square miles of pine trees in a Russian forest. Despite being the largest impact in history, the exact cause is still unknown. Today, we close out our themed month of unsettling forest mysteries as we discuss the strange and haunting Tunguska Event.
When you bring a toy into your home, it’s supposed to bring comfort and joy. But in 1970, when a young nurse received a Raggedy Ann doll, she and her roommate began having terrifying experiences. This is the story behind the infamous Annabelle doll.
During the height of the illegal moonshine trade, a pair of brothers and their cousin disappeared without a trace. Given their known involvement in the illegitimate business, theories range from believing they were in a tragic accident to thinking they fell victim to the criminal trade. Today, we discuss the puzzling case of the Brasher-Dye Disappearance.
Everyone knows the classic movie monsters that have permeated pop culture for decades. As famous as they are, what might be lesser known are the true stories that influenced the creatures you know. Today, we discuss the origins of Dracula, Wolfman, and Gill-man, as we dive into three famous movie cryptids.
On October 6th, 2014, an anonymous user on 4chan shared a strange email that they received. This initial post kickstarted a journey down the rabbit hole involving a series of intricate puzzles and the Dark Web. But as quickly as the mystery spun up, it just as swiftly faded away, leaving us with more questions than answers. Today, we try to piece together the story behind the 432 Mystery.
In 1987, Minnie Winston stepped out of her bath to find a grisly scene. Blood was dripping from the ceiling and oozing from the walls, but she and her husband could not find its source. Police investigated but found that no crime had been committed so they couldn’t help the couple. Today we explore the mystery of the Blood House at Fountain Drive.
After the death of her husband and child, Sarah Winchester began renovating a house and never stopped until her death. Some believe Winchester was cursed to expand the house. Today we discuss the story behind the home that became known as the Winchester Mystery House.
In 1975 the Lutz family purchased a home with a murderous history. Soon after they started having haunting experiences and left the house after only 28 days. This is the story behind the Amityville Horror House.
Less than a week after the Ammons family moved into their new home, they began having haunting experiences. When they reached out to psychics, the family was told they were sharing the house with over two hundred demons. Today we discuss one of the most haunted places in Indiana, the Demon House.
In 1987, Pennhurst State School & Hospital closed its doors after a documentary and multiple court cases revealed the horrible conditions patients were in. It is now one of the most haunted places in Pennsylvania. Today, we uncover the history and hauntings of what is now known as Pennhurst Asylum.
In 1987, Pennhurst State School & Hospital closed its doors after a documentary and multiple court cases revealed the horrible conditions patients were in. It is now one of the most haunted places in Pennsylvania. For our special Halloween episode, we go on site to investigate Pennhurst Asylum.
The emerging field of artificial intelligence is filled with many unknowns. In 2022, a strange entity began repeatedly appearing in AI generated art. The AI seems to associate the entity with the macabre, as they are always pictured in unsettling situations. Today, we discuss the origins of what may be the first AI cryptid, Loab.
After the Civil War, a number of people went missing along the Osage trail in Kansas. Search parties tracked the disappearances to a family owned inn along the trail. When locals went to confront them about the situation, the family was gone. This week we discuss one of the most famous mysteries of the Old West, the Bloody Benders.
In 1944 the small town of Mattoon, Illinois was in a panic for weeks. A number of residents had woken up to a strange odor which caused alarming symptoms like paralysis, and it appeared someone was attacking victims with gas. Today, we discuss the peculiar mystery of the Mad Gasser of Mattoon.
In 2018, twenty people in Richmond, Virginia woke up to find TVs left on their doorsteps. No one knew why or who did it. It was forgotten until the same thing happened again a year later and the culprit was caught on camera. Today, we recount the humorous yet bizarre mystery of the Richmond TV Fairy.
In 1986, the three man crew of a cargo flight saw strange lights that appeared to be flying alongside their plane. As they approached their destination, the crew saw an even larger object trailing them. Today we explore what some consider to be the most compelling case for UFOs, JAL Cargo Flight 1628.
Memes and online urban legends sometimes spread like wildfire on the Internet, but it can be hard to find where they originate. One creepy image has been ubiquitous in online spaces since the 2000s. Today we discuss the spread and unknown origins of the image associated with the “creepypasta” Jeff the Killer.
The month of December ushers in the holiday season. Typically a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness, a popular “face” of the holidays is Santa Claus. But there is another figure associated with the holidays with a much more sinister story. This half-goat, half-demon hunts naughty children and punishes them for their wrongdoings. Today, we embrace the holidays and take a look at the story of Krampus.
A ride at a popular amusement park in Australia was mysteriously engulfed in flames on the night of June 9, 1979. Seven passengers sadly lost their lives that night, and the cause of the fire has yet to be officially determined. Today we look at the tragic story behind the mystery of the Luna Park Ghost Train Fire.
The internet is full of mysteries waiting to be discovered. And sometimes it’s the simplest items that create the biggest splash, in this case a box. In 2013, a box full of religious and extraterrestrial drawings, journal entries, blueprints, and other fascinating documents was found and posted to the internet. Today we’re going to discuss the investigation into the Box of Crazy.
Since World War I, there have existed shortwave radio stations that send out strange communications, usually vocalized numbers. Their purpose remains unclear, though it is widely believed that governments use them to communicate with undercover spies. Today, we dive into the fact and fiction that surround the enigmatic existence of Number Stations.
In 1953, unbeknownst to the general public, the CIA conducted experiments on both the general population and government employees regarding the possibilities of things like mind control and hypnosis. Americans were dosed with LSD, oftentimes against their will or without their knowledge. The project was ultimately shut down in 1973 and did not become known to the public until afterward. Today, we dive into the complex mystery of Project MKUltra.
Amid the 15th and 16th centuries, rumors began running rampant about a lost city of gold. These rumors continued to develop into stories of men and lakes made of gold, and inspired expeditions set out to find these supposed riches. Today, we explore the fact and fiction behind the story of El Dorado.
In February 1978, a Michigan college student went missing during a solo, cross country ski trip. Over a year later, after being presumed dead, he re-appeared without a single memory from the time that he was missing. Today, we tackle one of the most puzzling disappearances we’ve seen, as we look at the missing year of Steven Kubacki.
In 1926, a businessman in the state of West Virginia purchased land on which he soon constructed an amusement park. But over the years, there were six reported deaths that occurred at the park. Thus began a tale of tragedy, both past and present, surrounding the land. Today, we learn about the Haunting of Lake Shawnee Amusement Park.
In April of 1912, an extravagant passenger ship set off from the coast of England for its much anticipated maiden voyage. Tragically, that ship sank days later after colliding with an iceberg. Today, we look at the story and theories behind what is arguably the most famous ship disaster in history: the Titanic.
Since the late 1990s, a peculiar phone number began circulating amongst websites, newspapers, magazines, and more. It was said that calling this number played an unknown voice counting from one to ten. The purpose behind this message, and who created it, remains a mystery. Today, we dive down the puzzling Internet rabbit hole of 1-800-GOLF-TIP.
During WWII, a US Navy blimp descended over the San Francisco area with two crew members aboard. Though they were present at the time of takeoff, upon touch down, the crew was nowhere to be found. Today, we dive into the story behind one of the most peculiar disappearances in recent history: the L-8 Ghost Blimp.
In March of 1994, hundreds of people across Western Michigan witnessed a brightly lit sky on what was an otherwise clear night. Calls flooded police stations, with reports of citizens asking about these strange lights overhead, that many believed to be unidentified flying objects. Today we’re going to discuss one of the most widely witnessed UFO sightings ever: the 1994 Michigan UFO Event.
In the early 1900s, the bustling city of New Orleans, Louisiana was terrorized by a serial killer. They attacked 12 people in their homes over the course of a year. What makes this case unusual is the alleged killer’s promise - to spare those that played jazz music from their homes. While the reign of terror ended in 1919, the aftereffects are felt even in the present. Today, we look at the disturbing case of the Axeman of New Orleans.
In the year 1822, a Virginia innkeeper was given a locked box that he was told not to open for 10 years. Decades later, he finally opened it to see that it contained ciphers which pointed to the location of buried treasures. These ciphers have become some of the most puzzling codes in history and have never been solved. Today, we dive into the bewildering mystery of the Beale Ciphers.
Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night, unable to move, haunted by hallucinations or visions of a terrifying entity? You’re not alone. There exists a scientific curiosity that explains why such a frightening event occurs. Today, we discuss the terrifying phenomenon of sleep paralysis.
In 2009, a video was uploaded to Youtube featuring an unsettling robot named Tara. In the video, Tara was featured singing in an eerie android voice. The creepy video went viral, and the origins of this robot woman sparked an abundance of speculation. Today, we’re taking a look at the disturbing lore of the video “I Feel Fantastic.”
In the early 1500s, a woman in what is now known as modern day France began dancing uncontrollably. Within the span of a month, hundreds of people had joined her and were physically unable to stop themselves from dancing, ultimately resulting in some succumbing to exhaustion. Today, we look at the baffling mystery of the Dancing Plague of 1518.
In the summer of 1994, a small town in the state of Washington experienced an unusual type of precipitation. Contact with this precipitation resulted in citizens feeling ill, and supposedly even resulted in some local animals dying. Even now, no one is quite sure of what fell from the sky. Today, we discuss the puzzling mystery of the Oakville Blobs.
We’re all familiar with the typical ghost haunting stories. Faces appearing in mirrors, voices in empty hallways, and lights turning on and off on their own. But for one family in Spain, a population of faces appearing in their cement flooring led them to question whether or not their house was haunted. Today, we look at the creepy case of the Bélmez Faces.
Aliens. They seem to be the answer to many paranormal stories, but no other place has attracted as much extraterrestrial attention as today’s topic. It’s been the center to many government conspiracies, stories about close encounters with otherworldly beings, and recently the focus of internet attention as users presumed to storm the gates. Today we’re going to talk about the history and conspiracies surrounding the infamous Area 51.
In Mexican folklore there exists a story of a woman who weeps for her lost children. Taking the form of a malevolent spirit, her cries are said to bring misfortune to those who hear them. Today, we’re going to compare legend to history as we discuss La Llorona.
For decades, farmers across the world have reported a disturbing phenomenon: cattle found dead with their organs removed, their flesh carved with surgical precision, and not a drop of blood in sight. To this day, the FBI classifies these instances under “unexplained phenomenon”. Today, let’s dissect the history and theories of the Cattle Mutilation Mystery.
In November 1978, four employees from a popular fast-food chain were abducted from their workplace in Speedway, Indiana. The case shocked the nation and remains one of the most notorious unsolved murders in American history. Join us as we dive into the baffling details of this cold case: the infamous Burger Chef Murders.
In the corners of the early Internet, a mystery began unfolding in an unlikely place, a forum discussing the band Pink Floyd. Even before Cicada 3301, users online banded together to try to solve it, but to this day it still mystifies many users. Today, we discuss what is perhaps the oldest Internet Mystery, the Publius Enigma.
In Tokyo, Japan, in the year 1948, a man walked into a bank claiming to be a public health official to administer “medicine” to those inside. 12 of the 16 individuals inside were killed by this “medicine,” and the man walked away with a sum of money. While someone was caught and convicted for this crime, there are many who believe that they got the wrong person. Today, we discuss the strange and confusing Teigin Incident. Content warning: violence, death.
In the early 1900s, tuberculosis was the leading cause of death in the US. Patients were quarantined far from society and subject to archaic treatments. Now, the site of those treatments is said to be home to countless ghosts. Today, we tell the story of one of the most haunted places in the US, Waverly Hills Sanatorium. Content warning: self-harm, patient abuse.
In 1985, a truck driver in Hiroshima, Japan, drank what he thought was a free beverage from a vending machine. He was quickly hospitalized and passed away two days later, leading to the discovery that the drink had been poisoned. Over the next seven months, many others would fall victim to similar circumstances, leaving behind a case that may forever remain unsolved. Today, we discuss the strange case of the Vending Machine Murders. Content warning: graphic descriptions, murder, suicide.
Deep in our galaxy, everyday citizens noticed something no one had ever seen before: a distant star, for some reason, dimmed significantly before returning to its usual brightness. And then it happened again, and again. There is no other star like it and scientists still aren’t certain what is causing this event. Today, we explore “the Most Mysterious Mysterious Star in the Universe,” Tabby’s Star.
In 1996, a group of German tourists arrived in the United States for what was supposed to be a fun vacation. When they did not return home by their scheduled date, family members alerted authorities and a search began. While the remains of one individual were found in the desert, the locations of the others remain a mystery. Today, we look at the strange case of the Death Valley Germans.
Throughout history, there have been many individuals cloaked in mystery, each with their own puzzling backstories and unanswered questions. To celebrate our 150th episode, we are going to take the next month and explore a new mysterious person each week. Today, we kick off our People of Intrigue Month to see what we really know about the most famous playwright of all time, William Shakespeare.
In history there's a figure so enigmatic, shrouded in secrets and scandals that he continues to baffle the world today. From humble origins to Russian royalty, he defied convention, and his reputation for debauchery and influence spread far and wide. Today we continue our Persons of Intrigue month as we dissect the captivating saga and mysteries of the infamous 'Mad Monk,' Rasputin. Content warning: murder, death, self-harm, and sexual content.
He may be the most storied inventor of all time; there are numerous facts and theories ranging from death rays to free energy to aliens. Today, we continue our Persons of Intrigue month by attempting to dissect the truth behind the fascinating life of Nikola Tesla. Content warning: mental illness, death, child death, animal harm and xenophobia.
Alchemy is a mystifying art with a deep and rich history, with many practitioners throughout the centuries. One of those practitioners is said to have found the Philosopher’s Stone, the secret to immortality. What makes this all the more spectacular is that this person existed less than a hundred years ago, but his identity remains unknown. Today we look into the identity of who is perhaps the most mysterious person in history, the Last Alchemist Fulcanelli.
She was a British royal who found herself mired in controversy and rumors. She was the first Queen of England to be publicly executed. And she seems to have been wiped from history. Today, to close out our Persons of Intrigue month, we take a look at the life of one of the most interesting figures in British history, Anne Boleyn.
Sometimes it seems like our computers have a mind of their own. In 1984, a teacher found bizarre text documents on his PC that seemed like they were written hundreds of years ago. Today we explore the possibility of technology as a gateway to time travel and the paranormal as we discuss the Dodleston Messages.
In 1993, a girl was seen wandering the forest completely alone and covered in blood. When hikers called out to her, she didn’t respond. After getting her help, it was discovered that the rest of this girl’s group had succumbed to something nightmarish, but it is still unknown what. Today we discuss what is considered the other Dyatlov Pass, the Khamar-Daban Incident. Content warning: death and dying, self-harm, and blood.
In the early 1800s, a family in northern Tennessee began to experience a paranormal nightmare. They were plagued by a spirit who continually harassed, belittled, and even attacked them. These detailed experiences were shared by many, so today, we’re covering one of America’s most prolific ghost stories, the Bell Witch Haunting. Sensitive topics: death, violence, abuse, slavery, and animal abuse/death.
Airports are obviously major travel hubs, filled with the hustle and bustle of thousands, if not tens of thousands of travelers as they make their way to their destination. But few have stopped to think about what may be hidden at an airport. What secrets it may contain. Today, we step into the bizarre conspiracy theories surrounding the Denver Airport. Sensitive topics: death, and conspiracy theories that sometimes include prejudices.
Can an Internet message board become haunted? In 2014, an anonymous user posted online about the unsettling events that their friend experienced after downloading a virus. With each update, users were gripped by stories of paranormal activity, cryptic messages, and haunting photos. Today, we look into the details surrounding the unsettling I Am God Mystery. General warning: The archived 4chan thread contains offensive and graphic content, please be careful when going there and be careful what you click on.
In the late 1800s, a woman lost her daughter to a sudden passing. Several weeks after the tragic event, her deceased daughter appeared in a dream and told her mother that she had been murdered. This account marks the only documented case of a ghost testimony in the United States court of law, known as the Greenbrier Ghost. Sensitive topics: murder, and abuse.
During WWII, this ship saw countless battles and didn’t receive any major damage. But during its tenure, at least 200 soldiers died on board. For our Halloween Special, we are visiting what is now a floating museum said to be full of ghosts, the USS Hornet.
During WWII, this ship saw countless battles and didn’t receive any major damage but during its tenure, at least 200 soldiers died on board. It is now said to be the most haunted ship in America. For this year's Halloween special, we go on site to investigate the USS Hornet.
There exists a puzzling manuscript that dates back to the 13th century, though the year of its creation remains unknown. This book contains spells, potion recipes, and a full-page depiction of the Devil. Nobody knows who wrote this book or why. Today, we separate fact from fiction looking at the origin of the Devil’s Bible AKA the Codex Gigas.
On May 31st, 1995, Jennifer Fairgate checked into the prestigious Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, but never checked out. Missing identification, a locked door on an upper floor, few witnesses, and a gunshot left this crime scene a baffling mystery. Today, we discuss the true crime case of the Oslo Plaza Woman. Sensitive topics: death, suicide, and graphic descriptions of violence.
In 1994, a private school in Zimbabwe released their students into the yard for recess. During their play time, a total of 62 children saw what they believed to be an extraterrestrial presence in the distance. Even to this day, those involved maintain their belief in what they saw. Today, we look at the puzzling Ariel School UFO Incident.
here exists an English legend, the truth of which is up for debate: in the 12th century, a pair of children were seen climbing out of a wolf pit. They had no immediate family, they did not speak any English, and perhaps most strangely, they were said to have green skin. Today, we look at the fact and fiction behind the story of the Green Children of Woolpit.
In September 1934, a portion of a woman’s torso was found on the shore of Lake Erie in Cleveland. Weeks later other parts of her body were found, turned red from an unknown chemical. The woman became known as the “Lady of the Lake.” This seemingly isolated murder foreshadowed a grisly killer that haunted Cleveland for years to come. Today let’s discuss the puzzling case of the Cleveland Torso Killer. Content warnings: graphic description of violence/murder. Be careful when looking up images for this case.
In 1955, a trade ship was scheduled to deliver cargo from the island of Samoa to the neighboring island of Tokelau. It never reached its destination. The half-sunken remains of the ship were discovered a month later with 4 tons of missing cargo and bloody bandages on deck, but no signs of life. The passengers were never found. Today, we discuss the mysterious disappearance of the MV Joyita. Sensitive topics: death, child death.
In 2008, a fatal train crash occurred in southern California. A man was among those who tragically passed in this accident, though for the following 12 hours his family received repeated calls from his cell phone. Today, we look at the supernatural implications of the Charles Peck Calls.
In 2004, an internet user received a strange package that led them to a website. While nothing seemed out of the ordinary with this website, things soon took a cryptic and mysterious turn. The web page appeared to be hacked by a sentient AI who attempted to contact users who visited the site before reaching out to people through payphones across the country. Today, we’re going to break down the details behind the immersive story known as I Love Bees.
In 1965, two police officers in Houston, Texas were dispatched to an elderly couple’s home for a welfare check. Inside, they discovered the butchered remains of the couple, with no signs of an intruder. Theories range from revenge all the way to the JFK assassination, but the case remains unsolved. Today, we look at the disturbing case of the Ice Box Murders. Sensitive topics: graphic descriptions of violence, family abuse.
Antarctica - a place of scientific research and study, and rarely a place for criminal activity. Though at the turn of the century, an Australian astrophysicist came down with a sudden illness before dying a day later. Due to winter setting in, a proper autopsy wouldn’t be possible for another 6 months. Today, we discuss the only cold case and potentially the first recorded murder in Antarctica, the Death of Rodney Marks. Sensitive topics: serious illness, graphic descriptions of death, mental illness/suicide
In 2012, an internet user discovered a mysterious entrance to the inside of a highway bridge. Within the dark, cramped spaces they discovered a disturbing scene, but despite their fears, this internet user returned for more clues as to who or what was residing within the structure. Today we dissect the many stories and photos left behind of The Bridge. Sensitive topics: violence, adult/graphic imagery. Imgur Albums and video (some NSFW): https://imgur.com/a/aaiw2, https://imgur.com/a/JYb8a, https://www.reddit.com/r/Creepystories/comments/zuz377/remember_the_story_about_the_bridge_in_north/
When a rancher found a strange crash site on his land, he brought what he found to the Air Force. What followed was a decades long debate on where the debris came from, with many believing it was a UFO even now. Today we discuss the story that permeates UFO folklore, the Roswell Incident.
In 1989, two missing hikers were rescued from a mountain in Japan and were told the enormous SOS sign they had built helped locate them. The hikers were confused, revealing they made no such SOS sign leaving investigators to realize there was someone else on the mountain. Today we follow the confusing tale of the SOS Sign Incident.
In 2020, citizens of Schuylkill County found bizarre notes hidden in their groceries and shared them on Reddit. The note’s message alluded to government corruption, social issues, and other conspiracy theories. No one has been able to track down where the notes came from or what it really means. Since we started researching this topic in 2021, it has only expanded exponentially, so today we finally discuss the Schuylkill Notes. Sensitive topics: mental illness, "New World Order" conspiracies.
In 1980 an elusive group created a Stonehenge-type monument in the small town of Elberton, Georgia. On this monument they left guidelines to bring about what they called “the age of reason,” but it’s unknown what exactly their intentions were. Today we examine the ominous Georgia Guidestones. Sensitive topics: "New World Order" conspiracies, eugenics.
In 1984, a teen left home with the clothes on his back and little else, never to be seen again. His prized vehicle was found a state over, but no witnesses could help identify his whereabouts. Today we break down this missing persons incident turned cold case in the disappearance of Tim Molnar. Sensitive topics: graphic descriptions of death.
In 1942, the city of Los Angeles awoke to alerts of a mysterious aircraft off the coast, followed by the boom of anti-aircraft artillery firing in the early morning hours. While many believe this event to be evidence of an alien visitation, is there a simpler explanation that reveals the truth behind the so-called Battle of Los Angeles?
It is said that on Halloween night, people from all over the state of Virginia gather around or under a local bridge. Legend says that if you don’t leave the area before midnight, you might not live to tell the tale. Today, we discuss the story and origin of the urban legend known as The Bunny Man. Sensitive topics: graphic descriptions of violence, child death, racist organizations.
In 2017, a Redditor shared a recording of a strange game they found along with a cryptic note. As this person’s “let’s plays” grew more and more haunting, viewers found there was much more beneath the surface of this game. Today we try to uncover the mysteries within Petscop. Sensitive Topics: descriptions of child abuse and trauma.
For almost 2 decades Italy was haunted by their own Jack the Ripper. While multiple people were arrested for the murders, it is still unclear today who exactly murdered 16 innocent people. Today we uncover the disturbing crimes of the Monster of Florence. Sensitive topics: graphic descriptions of violence/death, sexual assault.
The Old Arnold Estate: Due to its truly haunting nature, it has become the starting point to an entire film Universe. They say The Conjuring is “based on a true story”, but what is the true story? Today, we dive into the ghostly history of The Conjuring House. Sensitive topics: violence, sexual assault.
In 1949, a young boy began experiencing paranormal phenomenon that he couldn’t explain. What began as a haunting quickly escalated to a nightmare of daily exorcisms in a terrifying encounter that would go on to inspire a book and movie about the incident. Today, we discuss the true story behind The Exorcist.
Meat falling from the sky. This is what a Kentucky farmer was met with one morning in the late 1800s. Despite the uproar this “carnal rain” caused at the time, this bizarre mystery was largely forgotten. Today we try to decipher the grisly case of the Kentucky Meat Shower.
The Internet is filled with message boards and comments sections, but how do you know if the person you’re talking to is real? With the rise of AI and language models many subscribe to the belief that the internet is an empty wasteland of bot activity. Today, we’re discussing the dead internet theory. Sensitive topics: extremist conspiracies.
November 22, 1963. A day that lives in infamy in American history when a President was shot in Dallas, Texas. Though someone was arrested for the crime, many theorize that the man apprehended was not the actual perpetrator. Today, we dive back into the world of conspiracy theories as we tackle one of the most layered ones of all: the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Dyatlov Pass, Yuba County Five, and the Khamar Daban Incident. Each of these harrowing stories details a group of individuals traveling through the arctic conditions only to disappear, leaving few clues in a bewildering story. Today's case is no different: the Chivruay Pass Incident.
A small town family in Florida were victims of a brutal murder, with no signs of a clear killer. Despite the disturbing evidence at the scene and the over 500 suspects interviewed, their murderer remains at large. Today, we discuss the Walker Family Murders.
Welcome to the first episode of our new FIRST Exclusive show Red Web Book Club! In this show we'll be reading graphic novels, watching movies, and more, and discussing them right here. Our first episode has us discussing issues 1 - 4 of DC's graphic novel The Nice House on the Lake. Let us know your thoughts on the issues discussed today, and we'll see you next week for issues 5 - 8! Send us suggestions for future comics/books/movies/shows to discuss on socials! @RedWebPod Sensitive topics discussed: death, disfigurement, depression, self-harm
This week on Book Club, we discuss the next four issues of DC's graphic novel The Nice House on the Lake. We discuss the story so far and theorize what's coming next. Tune in next week as we finish the series! Send us suggestions for future comics/books/movies/shows to discuss on socials! @RedWebPod Sensitive topics discussed: death, depression, self-harm
There's a lot to talk about this week as we wrap up DC's graphic novel The Nice House on the Lake. We react to the twist-filled finale, theorize about what's to come, and offer final thoughts. Join us next week as we dive into movies, with the first one being A24's Talk to Me! The full series of The Nice House on the Lake is available here if you’re interested: https://amzn.to/49ycVAZ Sensitive topics discussed: self-harm, death, violence.
This week we move into the realm of movies as we discuss the horror film Talk to Me, which proved to be divisive amongst the group. We walk through the story beats and offer our reactions. Tune in next week for our final episode of Red Web Book Club as we talk about another horror movie: The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Sensitive topics discussed: self-harm, death, mutilation, depression, suicide, loss of family, substance abuse, trauma.
In our last episode of Red Web Book Club, we discuss the movie The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Alfredo breaks down what happens and the rest of the crew offer their thoughts and opinions. Thank you so much for supporting the show! We hope you enjoyed Red Web Book Club as much as we enjoyed making it. Sensitive topics discussed: death, mutilation, suicide, animal death, loss of family, murder