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Bootstrap Paradox. Top Story - October 2026.
“Hello…” through static came from somewhere in the room. “Hello? Tori?” Tori heard her name, the voice sounded familiar. There was a lot of static and it sounded faint. She heard more static and then heard, “Under the bed Tori.”
By Raine Fielder12 days ago in Horror
The Voice That Lived in the Walls
The House That Answered In June 1896, a police commissioner investigating a supposedly haunted house in the French village of Valence-en-Brie encountered an unexpected problem: the thing he was called to investigate apparently had an opinion about his dirty boots. As the officers entered, a mysterious voice told them to leave, specifically mentioning their footwear. It was hardly the solemn pronouncement one expects from a ghost, just an unseen speaker expressing dissatisfaction with housekeeping. Yet that humor concealed something far more disturbing.
By Veil of Shadows14 days ago in Horror
Dial-a-Soulmate. Top Story - October 2026.
Ingrid checked her phone again, no reception. The cabin was exactly like she remembered it, no wifi and no cable. Of course that was one of the reasons she was here, to get away from it all. She made herself some tea and went to look for a book to read.
By Amos Glade15 days ago in Horror
When Sacramento needed blood...
Sacramento, California. December 1977. There was nothing remarkable about a man unloading groceries outside his home. An ordinary task, performed in an ordinary neighborhood, during the final days of an ordinary year. Fifty-one-year-old Ambrose Griffin had no reason to suspect that the simple act of returning home would place him in the path of a killer. On December 29, 1977, Griffin was shot and killed. No apparent robbery, no obvious personal dispute, and no clear reason for the attack. To investigators, the killing posed a deeply troubling question: Who would shoot a stranger without motive? The answer would emerge over the following month, and by the time police found it, five more people would be dead. The name Richard Trenton Chase would become associated with one of California’s most disturbing murder investigations. Newspapers and true-crime accounts gave him a moniker that sounded like something out of a horror novel: The Vampire of Sacramento. But there was nothing supernatural about Richard Chase. That was the most frightening part.
By Veil of Shadows17 days ago in Horror
