The Nicolás Maduro capture story sits at the center of this week’s intelligence brief, as Art Grindstone dissects conflicting reports of a covert U.S. operation in Caracas. With indictments and legal filings on one side and hedged official statements on the other, we map exactly what’s documented, what’s only claimed, and how uncertainty itself becomes a geopolitical weapon.

We also investigate Russia’s alleged Oreshnik missile strike near Lviv, myth-filled takes on solar flares and planetary alignments, renewed debate over Bob Lazar’s S-4 records, and how the DNA Doe Project and Yogurt Shop cold cases show what real closure looks like. From a proposed “Cloud-9” failed galaxy and the still-missing Tybee bomb to apocalypse “trumpets” in the Australian outback, 3 a.m. house sounds, ghostlike phone snoring, disappearing kitchenware, duplicated pajama pants, and hauntings woven into fresh grief, the theme is the same: strong stories, shaky receipts.

Hosted by Art Grindstone, The Grind from Unexplained Dot C O is your Friday-night intelligence ritual for sorting hard data from high strangeness. When documentation disappears but the signal persists, what do you trust—your instruments, your institutions, or your instincts?

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The MIT fusion scientist Nuno Loureiro shooting in Brookline, Massachusetts anchors this Friday’s intelligence brief. Art Grindstone dissects what’s actually confirmed about the reported killing of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center director—and what’s still completely unknown. From motive and suspect to investigative silence, we map the narrative vacuum around high‑stakes fusion research and how quickly it becomes a magnet for espionage, coverup, and MKULTRA-style speculation.

We also investigate how institutions and machines try to fill those gaps: Times Square’s “second midnight” America250 spectacle, the latest Zodiac Z13 cipher “solution” pushed by AI, a hard-won identification by the DNA Doe Project, and a brutal day care shutdown in Pennsylvania. Plus, reports coming in from the anomaly fog—deathlight orbs, cigarette‑eye figures by a canal, comforting kitchen apparitions, phantom telecom calls, and a bathroom “glitch” that feels like reality drift.

Hosted by Art Grindstone on The Grind from Unexplained Dot C O, this episode is about record versus ritual: documents, timelines, and filings versus vibes, folklore, and machine certainty. When the official log goes thin, which signals do you trust—and which stories are quietly rewriting how you see the world?

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Fermín Delgado Pinto vanishing from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport anchors this Unexplained News Update. After landing safely in Santiago, the 85-year-old grandfather is clearly captured on CCTV walking through the concourse, hesitating at exits, and then heading toward the highway corridor—before disappearing completely. Promised special assistance never appears on camera, institutional responses conflict with the footage, and seven years later his family is still asking how a healthy elder can simply be lost between an airplane door and the streets of Chile’s capital.

We also investigate missing Jeffrey Epstein DOJ files that briefly appeared online, then vanished without explanation from a U.S. Justice Department archive. From there, we turn to the disturbing disappearance of Utah teen Kylie Arellano and the long‑cold case of Alaska’s Stella Evon, set against the wider crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Plus, listener-style encounters: a possibly haunted Catholic school near Tampa, a visitation dream that feels like a protector’s final goodbye, and a quietly unnerving “glitch” involving a lost kala dhaga that returns home on its own.

Hosted by Reese Haldon for Unexplained.co, this bulletin sits where hard reporting meets high strangeness. When systems, memories, and maybe reality itself all leave gaps—what do you believe?

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The Fermín Delgado Pinto disappearance at Santiago’s Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport leads tonight’s Unexplained News Update. Host Reese Haldon reconstructs the final known movements of the 85-year-old grandfather who landed safely in 2018, walked out of a camera-studded terminal, and was never seen again. From broken promises of assistance and conflicting airport accounts to puzzling CCTV of Fermín wandering toward Route 68 with ID and contacts on his person, we examine how a modern surveillance hub still allowed one man to simply vanish.

We also investigate comet 3I/ATLAS and claims of a mysterious 25 Hz Schumann resonance spike circulating in anomaly circles, separating solid space science from speculation. Plus, reports coming in from Wyoming power station UFO sightings and stalled Washington transparency efforts, along with eerie first-hand accounts: a 1991 TV broadcast intrusion that showed a dark room and impossible imagery, and a Chetco River camping trip in Oregon where missing keys and a deeply wrong vibe drove friends to abandon their plans.

Recorded for Unexplained.co, this 7 PM bulletin with Reese Haldon sits at the border of documented fact and lived high strangeness. What do you think really happened between the jet bridge, the power grid, and the signals that reached those living rooms and campsites?

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The Stella Evon case still haunts Bethel, Alaska, nearly thirty years after the 17-year-old Yup'ik teen vanished on a short walk between her sister's apartment and her family home across from the police station. In this Unexplained News Update, we reconstruct Stella's final known hours, examine the chilling tip that she is in the well, and set her story inside Alaska's crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women. Why do investigators believe someone in Bethel still knows the truth, and what does that say about rural policing?

We also investigate the Wisconsin Boy Scout camp skull that was supposed to be cremated remains, the forensic genealogy work by the DNA Doe Project that finally named Alyce Peterson, and the arrest that followed. Then we scrutinize the massive, privately funded White House underground ballroom project and a new study on the spider-like formation on Europa, before descending into listener encounters: a violent haunting in an Alabama home, a self-playing heirloom guitar and double-seen dog, and a Tim Hortons meeting that feels like a glitch in reality.

Hosted by Reese Haldon for the Unexplained.co network, this nightly bulletin blends hard investigation with high strangeness. Follow, rate, and share, and send your tips or credible encounters through Unexplained.co so they can shape future coverage. After everything in tonight's episode, is reality more fragile than we think?

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Sun’s 2025 dark scar takes center stage in this Unexplained News Update as a quarter‑million‑mile trench-like feature rips across our star in July 2025. NASA and NOAA frame the massive solar filament eruption as routine space weather, but independent analysts are flagging odd data gaps, unusually coherent structure, and what a similar event might do to North America’s aging power grid, GPS, and communications if it ever scores a direct hit.

We also investigate the quiet mid‑November encounter between the USS Stockdale and the Russian tanker Seahorse in the Caribbean, where AIS silence and conflicting tracks raise questions about what really happened at sea. From there, we turn to DNA forensics rewriting the Texas KFC murders and identifying Freeborn County John Doe through the DNA Doe Project, before descending into the intimate high strangeness of dream visits from the dead, domestic “glitches” where mats and money vanish and return, and low-key hauntings witnessed by first responders and kept quiet for years.

Hosted by Reese Haldon for Unexplained.co, this nightly bulletin blends hard data, open-source sleuthing, and personal testimony to map where official narratives fray. Are these just coincidences and artifacts—or signs that our most basic assumptions about safety, truth, and even reality itself are overdue for an update?

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The newly released Jeffrey Epstein files take center stage in this Unexplained News Update, as we ask what the documents actually say about alleged Freemason and occult connections. Host Reese Haldon walks through the hard evidence in court records, flight logs, and emails, separating named facts from online rumor, symbolism, and projection. Are secret societies really in the paperwork, or are we mapping old fears onto a very modern scandal of power, exploitation, and missing answers?

We also investigate a striking UFO video over Los Angeles showing a steady light hanging above a circling helicopter, and a blood-red anomaly on Google Earth in the New Mexico desert that some are calling a “pile of blood.” Plus, a science-driven breakdown of why many researchers think intelligent alien life is statistically likely, alongside eerie personal encounters: a grandmother’s box of alleged government “alien” tapes, a chilling night terror at the RIU Santa Fe resort in Los Cabos, and a domestic “glitch in the Matrix” when a bath mat vanishes and reappears days later in the same dryer.

Recorded for Unexplained.co, this bulletin with Reese Haldon stays open to the strange while demanding evidence. Do secret networks, nonhuman intelligences, or reality glitches best explain what we’re seeing—or something far messier in between?

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A possible brush with the Cernunnos horned deity unfolds when a trauma researcher enters meditation and encounters a small, cow-like spirit that sits on their abdomen and traces a neon-blue crescent moon over a life-saving surgical scar. Within hours, a rare swallowing disorder eases dramatically. Was this a self-generated healing vision, an extreme hypnagogic episode, or an external intelligence targeting a specific wound with symbolic surgery?

We also investigate the latest on the 3I/ATLAS interstellar object and why it appears to change color as it races through our solar system, emerging concerns over satellite reentry metallic dust quietly seeding Earth’s upper atmosphere, and what the archives really say about Smithsonian giant skeletons from North American mounds. Plus, reports coming in from listeners about an entity named Diana emerging from a Ouija session, a household haunting centered on a woman called Desdamona, and a vanishing AirPod that seems to fall “up” into solid drawers.

Hosted by Reese Haldon for Unexplained.co, this Unexplained News Update separates documented research from raw witness testimony while keeping the door open to the unknown. Are these cases internal myths, genuine visitations, or signals from a stranger reality brushing up against our own?

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The Catherine Hoggle case takes center stage in this Unexplained News Update, as a Maryland court finally rules her competent to stand trial over the 2014 disappearance of her toddlers, Sara and Jacob. Host Reese Haldon traces the decade-long mystery from that September day in Montgomery County to years of psychiatric commitment, dropped murder charges, and now a renewed path toward a full trial that could, at last, force answers about what happened to the missing children.

We also investigate a string of hard updates from the world of cold cases and natural hazards. A submerged Pontiac pulled from a North Carolina creek is linked to the 2003 disappearance of Travis Lamont Lynch, while remains found at Scotts Bluff National Monument are confirmed as missing young father Chance Englebert. From there, we examine Japan’s Nankai Trough megaquake advisory and the debated role of solar storms, before shifting into late‑night mode with an officer’s chilling “possession” call, glitch-in-the-Matrix stories, and a fresh listen to the classic Morehead Bigfoot “Sierra Sounds” recordings.

Unexplained News Update is hosted by Reese Haldon and produced by Unexplained.co, where true crime, cold-case forensics, and high strangeness share the same signal. What do you think really lies behind these disappearances, quakes, and voices in the dark?

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The Pentagon UAP report takes center stage in this Unexplained News Update, as host Reese Haldon dissects what the U.S. government’s own files admit they still can’t explain. We break down the ODNI UAP assessment covering 144 military encounters—with 143 cases still unresolved—and examine why a stubborn core of incidents, now reviewed by the AARO UAP office and NASA, continues to defy easy labels like drones, balloons, or sensor glitches.

We also investigate the newly announced Golden Dome missile shield and whether it’s real protection or strategic illusion, then head into deep space for a strange synchronicity between interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and gamma-ray burst GRB 250702B. Back on Earth, we track soaring betting odds on Trump UFO disclosure, and share eerie witness reports: a Moroccan mountain ruled by a “King of Jinn,” a vacant house with a man in the window, and a slumber-party levitation that still haunts eight adults.

Recorded for Unexplained.co, Reese Haldon brings a fast, late-night bulletin of high strangeness, national security questions, and personal hauntings. What do you think these unresolved cases and encounters are really pointing to?

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