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While exploring nearby woods, a group of teenage boys in the quiet town of Worcestershire, England, stumbled upon a gruesome scene - the skeleton of an unknown woman, stuffed into a tree. This woman became the talk of the town as investigators failed to identify who she was. Today, we begin our themed month with week one of Unsettling Forest Mysteries as we attempt to answer the chilling question: Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?

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When you’re sound asleep in the middle of the night, it’s impossible to know what’s going on in the world around you. Nearly a decade ago, a woman managed to record the sound of an unidentified voice, just a few feet from her bed. Today, we look into the unsettling story behind the Sleep as Android Incident.

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They’ve supposedly been seen at nearly every supernatural event: aliens, UFO sightings, even Mothman. Always in the background. But doing what? We’ve mentioned this mysterious group before, but have yet to take a closer look. Until today. For our 100th episode mini-special, we finally dive into the enigmatic Men in Black.

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All across the Internet, people construct online identities. And a username is the most important aspect of that profile, giving them an identity to use when revealing potentially sensitive information. One such user did exactly that as they posted about a confusing yet strange experience they had in their town. Today, we discuss the story of Reddit user u/icemanthrowaway123.

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Heists like these don’t occur every day. Today, we delve into the stranger corners of the crime world, and try to unravel the methods behind two very different but equally confounding heists.

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In the summer of 1952, countless fiery lights were spotted over Washington, D.C., even by government officials. Over two weekends, these flying lights caused an uproar in the D.C. area, but it is still unknown what caused them. Today, let’s discuss the peculiar 1952 Washington, D.C. UFO Incident.

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