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<p dir="ltr">Descriptions of shadowy, human-like figures have appeared in folklore and religious texts throughout history and across cultures. Some examples include the Djinn of ancient Islamic theology and the beings known as Nalua Chito of the Native American Choctaw tribe’s mythology. </p>
<p>Djinn- A common misconception about angels is that they are humans who have died. In actuality, angels have never been humans. Instead of clay, they were made out of light. Islam has a third type of being, djinn, who are made of smokeless fire. “Djinn” is where the word “genie” comes from, but they are more complicated than they appear in popular legends</p>

Descriptions of shadowy, human-like figures have appeared in folklore and religious texts throughout history and across cultures. Some examples include the Djinn of ancient Islamic theology and the beings known as Nalua Chito of the Native American Choctaw tribe’s mythology. Djinn- A common misconception about angels is that they are humans who have died. In actuality, angels have never been humans. Instead of clay, they were made out of light. Islam has a third type of being, djinn, who are made of smokeless fire. “Djinn” is where the word “genie” comes from, but they are more complicated than they appear in popular legends

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<p>Descriptions of shadowy, human-like figures have appeared in folklore and religious texts throughout history and across cultures. Some examples include the Djinn of ancient Islamic theology and the beings known as Nalua Chito of the Native American Choctaw tribe’s mythology.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Djinn- A common misconception about angels is that they are humans who have died. In actuality, angels have never been humans. Instead of clay, they were made out of light. Islam has a third type of being, djinn, who are made of smokeless fire. “Djinn” is where the word “genie” comes from, but they are more complicated than they appear in popular legends</p>

Paranormal: Shadow People and Djinn

<div>Early on Wednesday.</div>
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<div>That’s when the stories nobody wants to tell start to unravel. When the headlines have gone quiet, but the evidence still screams.</div>
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<div>Every week, two investigative journalists dig past the official reports and tear into the cases that never found closure. Unsolved murders, vanishing cults, the fractured psychology behind true crime—if there’s a file stamped “inconclusive,” we’re the ones prying it open.</div>
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Early on Wednesday. That’s when the stories nobody wants to tell start to unravel. When the headlines have gone quiet, but the evidence still screams. Every week, two investigative journalists dig past the official reports and tear into the cases that never found closure. Unsolved murders, vanishing cults, the fractured psychology behind true crime—if there’s a file stamped “inconclusive,” we’re the ones prying it open. But we don’t stop at crime scenes and courtrooms. We follow the trail into conspiracies, cryptids, and the paranormal—anywhere the facts twist into something darker. We gather what’s buried, piece together what’s missing, and hold up the uncomfortable truths that most would rather leave in the dark. On Early on Wednesday, you’ll find the psychological patterns behind the horror, the hidden details history tried to erase, and the connections that make your skin crawl. Because every mystery leaves a paper trail. And we intend to follow it—wherever it leads.

Early on Wednesday.

That’s when the stories nobody wants to tell start to unravel. When the headlines have gone quiet, but the evidence still screams.

Every week, two investigative journalists dig past the official reports and tear into the cases that never found closure. Unsolved murders, vanishing cults, the fractured psychology behind true crime—if there’s a file stamped “inconclusive,” we’re the ones prying it open.

But we don’t stop at crime scenes and courtrooms. We follow the trail into conspiracies, cryptids, and the paranormal—anywhere the facts twist into something darker. We gather what’s buried, piece together what’s missing, and hold up the uncomfortable truths that most would rather leave in the dark.

On Early on Wednesday, you’ll find the psychological patterns behind the horror, the hidden details history tried to erase, and the connections that make your skin crawl.

Because every mystery leaves a paper trail. And we intend to follow it—wherever it leads.

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