A seemingly standard, if not extreme, case of a soldier's PTSD finds its way into the depths of the Red Ribbon Files, and the haunting story of trauma takes a darker turn when the memories become all too real.

Does this mean that some Red Ribbon Files are "typical" mental health patients, or is there something more sinister behind Captain Crane's trauma? If it's all in the soldier's head, what was the attendant in the addendum talking about? Are the doctors of the Asylum really helping her, or is there something more going on?

Join us, as we do our best to uncover these secrets and more buried within The Red Ribbon Files.

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✨TRIGGER WARNINGS✨

(spoilers)

Discussion and depictions of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, specifically regarding warfare and violence resulting in personal loss. Listener discretion is advised.

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🎶Audio Credits: 🎶

Sound effects from CapCut and Pixabay.com

Music from Pixabay.com

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