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A postal worker at the Dead Letter Office discovers mysterious confession letters addressed to houses on their street, each containing detailed admissions of disturbing acts with no postmarks or tracking history. As the letters form a spiral pattern moving toward their home, the worker realizes they're receiving impossible messages from the future—culminating in a final letter written in their own handwriting.

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Too Good To Be True...

Twelve thousand dollars. That's what the listing said, and that's what I paid. A whole house sitting on three acres with no neighbors for miles. This is the kind of isolation most people spend their whole lives trying to avoid.

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Some horrors are meant to stay buried at sea...and some distress signals are better left unanswered. This is the story of when I boarded the S.S. Ourang Medan.

When the Silver Star received a cryptic distress call—"All officers dead, possibly whole crew dead...I die"—they had no choice but to investigate. What they discovered defies rational explanation: an entire crew frozen in postures of extreme terror, their faces locked in silent screams, without a single wound or sign of struggle. But the most disturbing detail? The unnatural cold emanating from the corpses themselves, "as if something had drawn all the heat out and left nothing behind."

The deeper they ventured into the silent vessel, the more disturbing the mystery became. A half-finished letter abruptly ending with "it's coming from below." Strange crystalline residue coating surfaces in the cargo hold. Glass canisters leaking unknown substances. And most chilling of all—rhythmic tapping sounds from beneath a warped deck plate, as if something was trying to force its way through the steel.

Before they could uncover the truth, the Orang Medan erupted in flames that moved with unnatural purpose, sending the ghost ship and its secrets to the ocean floor. Though officials wrote sterile reports of a derelict vessel lost at sea, rumors spread—chemical weapons, nerve gas, government cover-ups. But those who were there know the sea sometimes keeps horrors we're not meant to comprehend.

Join us for this bone-chilling firsthand account that will make you question what truly lurks in the ocean's depths. And remember, some distress signals are better left unanswered. Subscribe now for more immersive tales that will keep you awake long after the episode ends.

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