In 1945, a man named Lloyd Olsen tried to behead a chicken, but didn’t get a clean cut. The whole head came off, except for the brain stem, which remained intact. They learned it could be kept alive by feeding it food and water directly into its esophagus and it later became a national phenomenon.

Professional baseball player, Ted Williams, died in 2002. His will said he was to be cremated, but his children insisted he wanted his body to be preserved in biostasis through cryogenics. Their proof? A signed napkin.

My dad never told us until recently that the home we lived in growing up was haunted. We never realized how eerie the house felt until we were older and we found a birthday image from when we were little with a dark shadowy figure in it. Turns out the previous owner of the home died in the shower there.

Messages of unknown origin are found embedded in asphalt of streets in about 2 dozen major cities in the United States and 4 South American cities. Since the 1980s, several hundred tiles have been discovered and are generally about the size of an American license plate. We discuss what the origins might be and opinions on them.

This poster worked in a care facility and took care of residents with dementia. They were trained to just play along when the residents hallucinated, but one day things took a different turn. The OP tells about when they saw one of the hallucinations themselves.

This OP was hanging out with their brother late at night when it was time to go home. After leaving, their brother called to tell them about a creepy encounter he had just moments before with a tall, lanky figure who was snooping around in their shed.

While on the way to assist his fiance in labor, a man mysteriously disappears. They later find his body not only decapitated, but his teeth are found stuck to his clothes by blood. They also find one of his boots far away from his body with his foot still in it.

During a five day river canoe trip in Venezuela, someone and their six friends discovered something sinister about their two guides. They weren’t just there to show them the rainforest. The seven friends had nothing else to do but figure a way out.

Branson Perry, a 20 year old man from Skidmore Missouri, went missing on April 11th, 2001. While he and his friends were cleaning his father’s place, he went to return a pair of jumper cables to his father’s shed. This would be the last time anyone ever heard from or saw Branson ever again.

Two pilots were flying over the Mojave Desert when they encountered a noiseless flying object, and there was no disturbance or turbulence. They felt something was next to the aircraft, so they took two photos, one containing an image of the strange object.