June Tomlinson finds a candy wrapper outside her daughter’s bedroom with a note hidden inside. Her husband, Dale, suspects it came from a secret admirer. As the night progresses, the Tomlinson family learns the true nature of this alleged...
Dr. Balthazar speaks with Jonathan Everett, an amateur treasure hunter, about his trek to uncover a hidden treasure beneath Fort Wood on Liberty Island. After some investigation, Dr. B discovers that Jonathan had not been completely forthcoming...
In 1948, there was a brush fire in Ojai, California which burned a good part of the valley and many homes. A man and his son living in an isolated cabin in the woods were reported killed, but only the son’s body was found. Dr. B recieves a...
Dr. Balthazar transmits the story of a woman’s close encounter with infamous serial killer, Belle Gunness. The strange thing is Belle Gunness has been presumed dead since 1908.
A series of disappearances that has shaken the small town of Orangeburg. All the missing persons have been young women. Aged 14 through 19 years old. All of them attended the local high school. Dr. Balthazar speaks with fellow...
Dr. Balthazar investigates a mysterious occurrence at a local cemetery in Fargo, North Dakota. In the process, he discovers that there is a dark history of violence surrounding one of the cemeteries most notable mausoleums.
Dr. Balthazar heads to Alaska to investigate an area known for its unusual activity, including mysterious disappearances, sightings of strange creatures and electromagnetic anomalies.
Dr. Balthazar transmits the story of a scientific expedition into the Black Forest gone horribly wrong.
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About Fear Frequency
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This is Dr. X. H. Balthazar. I’m broadcasting in the hopes of reaching an audience with interest in my field of study.
Through my years of research, I’ve scoured the globe in search of the unordinary and uncanny. This work has granted me knowledge of other dimensions that intertwine with ours -- leaving behind anomalies in our world. Some of you may call what I find myths, folklore, or even urban legends, but I can assure you they are nothing of the sort.
Not convinced? Well, let’s see what sort of recollections we can scare up together.