Creepy Conversations

This week Nikki and Kalai cover the Zuiyo Maru carcass found by Japanese fishermen in the coast of Chistchurch, New Zealand. Is it possibly a plesiosaurs, sea serpent or just your regular ol’ basking shark?

Nikki and Kalai discuss the theories surrounding the disappearance of respected Chinese biochemist and explorer, Peng Jiamu in the Lop Nur desert. Is the desert to blame for his disappearance or was there foul play involved?

Nikki and Kalai talk about the trolls that tried to sell a whole ass country, an MRT and even the Singaporean Prime Minister on an online buy & sell marketplace

Nikki and Kalai cover Japan’s most famous and most baffling unsolved case, the Setagaya family murder. Was the murderer just a reckless man or did he leave all those clues on purpose because he knew he could get away with it?

Nikki and Kalai share the story of the ghost from Malaysia who wanted to be safe against Covid and the electric jacket that gave a man the ability to almost burn down a building.Subscribe on Patreon for uncut videos and exclusive bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/creepyconvos

Nikki and Kalai cover the very first chop chop lady case that rocked the Philippines, the unsolved murder of Lucila Lalu. Get to know the suspects and George Hodel’s name got dragged into it.

Nikki and Kalai talk about a recent murder of a tourist woman in Phuket, Thailand who entered the country through the Phuket Sandbox scheme.

Nikki and Kalai get to know the famous mythical creature from Malaysia that mesmerized Twitter with her breasts, the Hantu Tetek.

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Nikki and Kalai finally decided to do shorties together and cover why Kalai is scared of windows because of a scary childhood experience

Nikki and Kalai discusses the suicide of Danny Chen, a case that exposes racism inside the US military. It also shines a light on how power tripping and hazing is affecting the mental health of those that want to serve their country.