Reddit Explains Conspiracy & the Unknown

Reddit Explains Conspiracy & the Unknown

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  • r/UnsolvedMysteries; The Max Headroom Incident
    The Max Headroom signal hijacking occurred on the night of November 22, 1987, when the television broadcasts of two stations in Chicago, Illinois, United States, were hijacked in an act of broadcast piracy by a video of an unidentified person wearing a Max Headroom mask and costume, accompanied by distorted audio and a corrugated metal panel swiveling in the background to mimic Max Headroom's geometric background effect. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    10 min
  • r/UnresolvedMysteries; What Are Some Crimes That Will Most Likely Never Get Solved, but Are 99% Sure Who Is Responsible?
    We read multiple comments about different mysteries, including the Dupont de Ligonnès murders and disappearance which involved the murder of five members of the same family in Nantes, Loire-Atlantique, France, followed by the disappearance of the patriarch of the family, Xavier Pierre Marie Dupont de Ligonnès. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    13 min
  • r/NoSleep; I’ve Been Blind for Nearly 30 Years
    OP was climbing a tall tree at 11 years old when a branch broke and he fell 30+ feet, hitting his head and causing him to go blind. Years later, he established himself in life, buying a house and living alone. While home, he began noticing things seemed a little off about his surroundings, and things got even more weird after he dropped his phone and couldn’t find it anywhere on the floor. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    11 min
  • r/AskReddit; The 4th Floor
    OP was heading to a net cafe to use a computer and had to take an elevator. On their way up, the elevator suddenly stopped on a floor before the cafe and OP saw what looked like a woman in a white gown. There were no lights on other than the light in the elevator and this woman slowly started coming toward OP. At this point, they tried pressing the close door button, but instead of the doors shutting, the elevator light flickered off, leaving them in complete darkness. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    7 min
  • r/NoSleep; I Found an Old Cell Phone on My Bus Ride Home. I Should Have Never Turned It On
    OP found an old cell phone under the chair she was sitting on while riding the bus. She turned it on, and it immediately started receiving messages, which didn’t make any sense as the phone should’ve been dead and had no reception. At this moment she realized that some of the messages weren’t just to some random person, but they were directed to her. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    13 min
  • r/NoSleep; The Weird Kid at School Earned Her Reputation
    OP met a girl named Kelly who was considered weird by everyone at their school. Whenever someone was mean to Kelly, Kelly would give them an evil look and terrible things would happen to them a short time later. OP ended up dating her and getting married, until things between them started going downhill and OP received the look himself. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    11 min
  • r/UnsolvedMysteries; What Are Your True Scary Stories? Whether They Involve Ghosts, Or Just Scary People…
    A girl tells a story about a time she was staying in a hostel and was invited to go sail on a boat with a crew. She went and noticed two other girls, who didn’t really speak and whenever she tried to talk to them, the sailors would jump in and say the girls didn’t like talking much. These men got more and more sketchy, leading her to believe they were human traffickers. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    12 min
  • r/TrueScaryStories; Did Anyone Have an Imaginary Friend as a Kid That Turned Out a Little Too Real? Or Turned Out to Be Not Friendly at All?
    A redditor had two imaginary friends. One was really nice, and the other was super mean and would often trash their room. The nice friend would always tell the mean one to stop. The odd thing about this is that this redditor was a very honest child and had some very detailed descriptions of these imaginary friends. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    12 min
  • r/TrueScaryStories; Stormy Night | The Poke
    OP went to stay in a famous abandoned castle a couple hours away from their house. This place was known for being an inspiration for many writers and poets, but many of them wrote about horrible experiences they had while they were there during a storm. OP tells of when they had their own incident while staying there one evening. Submit your stories: [email protected]

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    10 min

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Do you ever wonder what lurks in the shadows of the world around you? Have you ever come across strange and unexplainable events that just seem too unnatural to be coincidental? In this podcast, Sam…