Mystery

Harper's Hill, Chapter 24: The Land That Doesn't Forget
Getting into her cousin's car, Camille looked over at Emily and gave her a big smile. "Thanks so much for coming to get me, Emily," She beamed, closing the door. "I'm really excited to go explore the East side."
By Amanda Doyle9 months ago in Chapters
The Conduit: Chapter 9
Early in the morning, as Max rolled around beneath a sheet, enjoying a visit from the astral plane visitor haunting his dreams, he jumped out of bed as the buzzer at his door alerted him someone was there. Max got up, slid into a pair of pants, and hurried across his private quarters yelling, “I’m coming.” As Max opened the door, the look on Jensen's face told him something was wrong.
By Jason Ray Morton 9 months ago in Chapters
Mary had a little lamb . Content Warning.
The village had changed. The houses were still there, but the people were not. What remained wore their skins—smiling too wide, eyes too dull. They moved through rituals, living by the light of a sun that hadn’t risen in weeks.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Chapters
Never Open That Door - The Strange and Slightly Creepy, Mr Underfield
This is part III of this story. So far: Abused by her boyfriend and thrown out of her home, Gabby found solace in a motel run by Mrs Montgomery. She was a motherly, kind person. Her son, a police detective, helps Gabby find a new place to stay. Today, she meets her new landlord, the strange and slightly creepy Mr. Underfield.
By Calvin London9 months ago in Chapters
Ted Bundy: The Charismatic Killer – A Full History of His Crimes
For decades, the public has been fascinated by Ted Bundy, one of the most notorious and infamous serial killers in American history. His charm, intelligence, and seemingly perfect outward persona contrasted sharply with the monstrous crimes he committed. His name is synonymous with deception, manipulation, and cold-blooded murder. The story of Ted Bundy is a dark tale of a man who lived a double life, hiding his monstrous urges behind a mask of civility and charm.
By Shahadat Hossain9 months ago in Chapters
H.H. Holmes: The Murderer Who Built a House of Horror
H.H. Holmes, born Herman Webster Mudgett, is considered one of the first modern serial killers. Operating during the late 19th century, Holmes used his charm, intelligence, and cunning to lure victims into his deadly trap. Holmes, who is famous for building the infamous "Murder Castle" in Chicago, is thought to have killed at least twenty people, though some estimates say it could have been much higher. This is the complete story of H.H. Holmes, from his childhood through his crimes, the infamous "Murder Castle," his capture, and one of America's most chilling killers' lasting legacy. Early Life: A Troubled Beginning
By Shahadat Hossain9 months ago in Chapters
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Milwaukee Cannibal – A Full History of a Serial Killer
Jeffrey Dahmer is one of the most infamous serial killers in American history—his name synonymous with horror, depravity, and the darkest corners of the human psyche. Nicknamed "The Milwaukee Cannibal," his crimes shocked the world not only for their brutality but also for their disturbing psychological undertones. Between 1978 and 1991, Dahmer murdered 17 young men and boys, committing acts of necrophilia, dismemberment, and cannibalism.
By Shahadat Hossain9 months ago in Chapters
Jack the Ripper: The Serial Killer Who Gutted a City
In the grim autumn of 1888, a shadow loomed over the gas-lit alleys of London’s East End. The White chapel district, already plagued by poverty, crime, and disease, found itself paralyzed by fear. Women were dying—savagely, brutally, and methodically. They weren’t just murdered. They were heartbroken. Additionally, their assailant signed his reign of terror with the name Jack the Ripper, a moniker that still haunts the pages of criminal history. To this day, his identity remains a mystery. However, his gruesome method of evisceration, his signature, left more than just corpses behind. It ripped through Victorian London's psyche and changed the way the world saw crime, the media, and the human capacity for horror forever. The Anatomy of Terror
By Shahadat Hossain9 months ago in Chapters
The Conduit: Chapter 8
A launch departed the Oceanic Station below the gangway where Carter was running laps. He looked to the ocean, watching the boat as it roared to life, speeding away across the slight chop of the warm Pacific waters. Carter wondered where the doctor was going off to at such an early time of day, but as a senior member of the staff, she had clearances he didn’t possess. She could take a launch without going through Commander Shepherd’s office, or at least that’s what he thought. He didn’t know anything about the pleasure craft anchored a mile from the station.
By Jason Ray Morton 9 months ago in Chapters
Mary had a little lamb. Content Warning.
The chapel cracked apart. Not with noise, but with absence. The air folded in on itself, and the stone walls peeled away like brittle paper, revealing darkness—not blackness, but a depthless void that watched. Gravity shifted. Time unraveled.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Chapters
Mary had a little lamb . Content Warning.
Mary wandered for hours, the cold biting at her skin, but the world no longer followed rules she understood. The village looked the same from a distance—but up close, the houses were different. Windows boarded from the inside. Doors covered in old, brittle runes. No sounds. No voices.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Chapters
The Pain Lady’s Wisdom
That’s not her in the photo, but it brings her to mind. She keeps her name quiet—says she’s not looking to stir up trouble with the medical world. In her cozy home, she helps people with chronic pain, seeing them day in and day out. She used to teach middle school science, and in a way, she’s never stopped teaching.
By Jerry wam 9 months ago in Chapters