Hassan Jan

Joined July 2025

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The Legend of the Black-Eyed Children
The First Accounts The earliest modern accounts of Black-Eyed Children date back to the mid-1990s, though some argue the stories have existed for centuries in different cultures.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Horror
The Vanishing of Jennifer Kesse
The Last Morning On January 24, 2006, 24-year-old Jennifer Kesse left her Orlando condominium for work at Central Florida Investments, where she had quickly risen as a promising young manager. Jennifer was bright, responsible, and never one to skip a call or a commitment.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Criminal
The Room With No Windows
The Arrival It started as a dare. Three friends, bored on a summer night, decided to explore the old Ashford Hotel - a crumbling building long abandoned, standing on the edge of town like a shadow nobody wanted to remember.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Fiction
The Disappearance of Brandon Lawson
The Night It Happened On the night of August 8, 2013, 26-year-old Brandon Lawson left his home in San Angelo, Texas, after a heated argument with his longtime girlfriend, Ladessa Lofton. The couple had been together for years and were raising four children. Brandon, who had been struggling with substance use but was also trying to turn his life around, stormed out of the house shortly before midnight.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Criminal
The Midnight Train That Never Stops
The Rumor Every city has its urban legends. Some talk about haunted bridges, others whisper of cursed houses. But in Jordan City, the story that never dies is about the Midnight Train.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Fiction
The App That Knows Too Much
A Modern Obsession Jordan considered himself a tech enthusiast. He always wanted the newest gadget, the most cutting-edge apps, the fastest upgrades. His apartment buzzed with smart devices: a thermostat that adjusted itself, lights that dimmed with his voice, even a refrigerator that texted him when milk ran low.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Fiction
The Vanishing Village
A Hidden Place There’s a corner of the countryside few people visit anymore. Beyond the paved roads, past the abandoned railroad tracks, lies a stretch of woods locals call Hollow Pines.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Fiction
The Woman at the Window
A New Apartment When Claire moved into her new apartment on the edge of the city, she thought the floor-to-ceiling windows would be her favorite feature. At night, she would sip tea, gaze at the skyline, and let the lights lull her into calm.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Fiction
Whispers in the Static
The Midnight Habit Eleanor had always been a night owl. While others drifted off to sleep, she came alive. The stillness of night wrapped around her like a blanket, but silence often felt too heavy. That’s why she loved her old radio.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Fiction
Whispers in the Static
The Midnight Habit Eleanor had always been a night owl. When the world outside was quiet, she found peace in the hum of her old radio. She liked to spin through the static, stumbling across faint voices, forgotten songs, or strange foreign stations that only seemed to appear after midnight.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Fiction
The Vanishing Room
Checking In Traveling alone had never bothered Michael. He enjoyed the freedom of moving at his own pace, picking routes no one else would take. On one such road trip across the Midwest, he stopped in a sleepy town where the only inn looked as though it hadn’t been updated since the 1950s.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Fiction
The Silent Neighbor
The First Impression When Sarah moved into her new apartment, she thought she had found the perfect place. It was affordable, close to her job, and in a quiet neighborhood. Her unit was small but cozy, with a balcony that overlooked the courtyard.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Fiction