Fearquency

They opened the tomb. Then they started dying.The discovery of King Tut's tomb was the greatest archaeological find of the 20th century. It also unleashed a century of terror.

Thirteen children. One curse. A permanent nightmare.Born of a mother’s curse in 18th-century New Jersey, the Jersey Devil remains one of America’s oldest and most violent cryptid legends

mphibian. Bipedal. Armed? The Loveland Frogman sounds like a comic book villain, but to the law enforcement officers who drew their weapons on it in 1972, it was dead serious. Today on Fearquency, we dive into Ohio's most famous cryptid. We look at the chilling consistency between the 1950s and 1970s sightings, the frantic calls over the police scanners, and why this creature has become a cult icon of the unexplained.

The Beast of Gévaudan remains history's most terrifying werewolf legend—except every single attack was documented by the state. We travel back to 1764 to face a creature that bypassed livestock just to taste human blood. What was hiding in the French wilderness, and what did they actually find when they cut open its stomach?

Before the comic book heroes and villains we know today, there was Spring-heeled Jack—a real-life Victorian nightmare who turned the streets of London into a hunting ground.

An abandoned truck. $32,000 left behind. A family gone.The disappearance of the Jamison family remains one of Oklahoma’s most haunting enigmas. Join us on Fearquency as we follow their trail into the isolated Sans Bois Mountains. We examine the eerie security footage, the claims of witchcraft and demonic possession, and the impossible question: what made a family walk away from their life and wander directly into the dark?

Always ask permission. He blinks. He changes his expression. He ruins the lives of those who disrespect him. Robert the Doll is the world's most notorious haunted artifact.

Twelve witnesses. Four hours of gunfire. Zero bodies.In 1955, a rural farmhouse in Kelly, Kentucky, was attacked by glowing, silver creatures that defied gravity and swallowed bullets like candy.

A blood-soaked room, a bound victim, and a killer who left no trace.The murder of Artemus Ogletree inside Room 1046 of the Hotel President remains one of the most chilling, unsolved locked-room mysteries in American history.

A dead man, a hidden code, and a name that took 70 years to find.Found on a beach with no name and no cause of death, the Somerton Man is the ultimate puzzle. Join us as we decode the mystery of the "Tamám Shud" case. Who was the man on the beach.