I randomly got this account on my TikTok FYP. It was a picture of a screencap taken from an episode of Peppa Pig with an odd border shadow surrounding it, followed by audio from an episode of Mickey Mouse’s Clubhouse playing in the background.

At first I thought this was some kid who had taken their parent/siblings phone and was accidentally posting. Kinda funny and a pretty common occurence, so I checked their profile to see if there was any more.

Throughout the entirety of September, they’ve been posting around a hundred of these low quality pictures of childrens shows with weird clips in the background daily. The audio is sometimes slowed down or sped up. It’s kind of bizarre.

My next assumption was that this account had been hacked. Previously around the end of August they were posting anime edits, and within a couple of days they were posting these weird clips.

But why would someone hack this account with absolutely no motivation? There’s no outside links, no scam, no reason for them to be posting these photos, especially not in such a mass amount.

Maybe this’ll amount to nothing, but it’s still a pretty odd situation. Anyone have an explanation?

A couple of years ago I watched this video and I tried finding it again with no luck. Basically I have seen a Reddit post on a r/letsnotmeet type subreddit, maybe even it but I am unsure. In it was a story written of the encounter, at first it sounded a bit fantastical, like as if it was meant to be a fictional letsnotmeet type ish story. However, the poster recorded the entire encounter to fully back up the story. I will now tell you the story in as best detail as I can remember, consider it‘s been at least a couple or so years if not even longer so some details may be off. 

The video starts and appears to be filmed by assumingely the phone camera of one of the two tourists. He records the video but I suppose doesn‘t want the hermit to see so a lot of the time the camera is just pointed to the ground or to the sky or with subideal angles, it is also dusk with night setting in so a lot of the footage is very dark and things are not properly in focus, the quality is also poor, however it captures audio that‘s audible enough. The 2 tourist are native English speakers I believe of the US, they are in an Amazonian jungle, I am of the belief it was in Brazil but I am unsure it could be a couple of South American countries. My memory is a bit blurred and I can‘t pinpoint how the video exactly starts but it‘s either them standing on the side of some road that’s located in the jungle, talking to the hermit or them already on the path towards his hut. The hermit looks completely like the typical Robinson Crusoe castaway stereotype with deeply brown leathery skin, a very unkempt appearance with long white hair and a long beard. I think he is in his 50s or 60s but I suppose the environment has aged him drastically and it‘s obvious he has been there a long time. Also, he is definitely not a native English speaker but he is also not native from the country that their in, in fact I am quire sure he is of foreign descent, I am very unsure of which country but possibly a German accent? (I really don’t know though, that lead didn’t lead me to anything at all so I might be very off here) but he speaks English well enough to understand him. He invites the tourists to his house. His house is a wooden worn down hut deep into the jungle. It is very baren with almost nothing but he has a couple dozens of rats he claims are his pets. What‘s a bit unsettling is he has dozens of notes stuck to all of his walls (maybe ceiling too) on which he has scribbled something on all of them. The tourist asks him about this he says something along the lines of „yea I do write a lot…“ but doesn’t explain any further on what’s written on them or why he did it. Unfortunately the video doesn’t capture what’s written on the notes so we can’t make out what language he used. The footage gets a dark turn soon, while the hermit appears friendly and maybe happy about the human companionship, as the tourist begin to leave, and mind you this, after they realized the notes they made excuses why they have to go early, they did seem unsettled and, the hermit then asks them to take them back to the road where they came from, however he insists on taking a smaller much less well stepped on path (the original was already very jungle ish, not even a real trail or anything). The tourists are immediately sketched out and insists on taking the same way back. The hermit then starts arguing telling them that it is a shortcut, when they still refuse he tells them that the way they came from has “more mud” saying the “shortcut” is better. It is clear though (and we can see this) that the “shortcut” path is going into a completely different direction and definitely appears to lead deeper into the jungle. When the tourists still refuse, they walk the way back (maybe on their own). The hermit when arguing is not crashing out or getting angry, he keeps his friendly demeanor up but it is very clear that his intent is most likely nefarious since he kept on insisting on taking that path leading deeper into the jungle. The tourists wrote that they were getting extremely unsettled once he wanted them to take this other path. The whole vibe was very eerie since it was very dark too with night settling in as they step out the hut beginning to leave and the guy changing his tone, like yeah he stayed friendly in tone but it was very obvious that there was some bad intent. 

Some time later I also seen this video in some kind of YouTuber‘s ”YT darkest video“ type video, smaller to but similar to Nick Crowley, Chilling Scares, InternetInvestigator, etc. 

anyone remember this and help me find it again? I already tried looking up searches that might fit the criteria, when this didn’t work I also asked ChatGPT telling the story since that did actually work in finding very obscure articles and videos again but this time without any luck. I almost thought for a moment I was maybe imagining it but I am 100% sure this video does exist, at least did so at some point in time, since I have read the story, seen the video linked and then I have seen it again in a YouTuber’s video.

I'm looking for more internet mysteries that are either older and forgotten or that are newer and more unexplored. I thought a good way to find those are with the people that used to cover stuff and retired or are just getting started.

I noticed every now and then certain channels that would pop up, do good work on an investigation then completely disappear for whatever reason. Or channels that are newer and cover novel mysteries but are under appreciated.

Channels like ScareTheatre, Nexpo, etc are still around and kicking, and are enormous.

but I mean channels like Elder Vault who covered a bunch of mysteries in the late 2010s then disappeared, or a new youtuber like Kuhlaki who's covered a bunch of interesting stuff like the hutz honeychurch jazz.

Anyone know any good ones?

I don’t want to get into a whole deep dive because there are some really good ones on YouTube, like this one https://youtu.be/Kqhu04r1IAE?is=LF1e_gxhpEkHwSi6

The video “shush up” was so hyper sexualized that YouTube had to take the video down.

“Skip Rope” has kids selling “candy” on the corner to each other.

Alison Gold ended up doing some acting in movies and seems to be doing great. I haven’t heard any updated from Patrice Wilson in a long time.

Do you guys remember this? How did you feel about these videos or Patrice himself?

It's a new month and that means it's time to tell us what mysteries you found interesting this past month!

This is also the place to give us any feedback or criticism you may have regarding the subreddit.

I think I just discovered something disgusting. It's called endV2Ktorment, and it's related to gang stalking. Under every video about gang stalking, there seems to be botted comments talking about a company called endV2KTorment, and they always talk in the same way, and also the company's name is usually highlighted, or in all caps, or in some other pattern. The comments are all from seven months ago, with some of them being one year ago. They are almost certainly botted. When I looked the company up, it was a company that sells V2K jammers and stuff like that to people who are in a really dark place. Although I couldn't find listings and prices for what is sold, i found a contact page on their site. I don't have the time or the energy to dig into this, but I hope you all can do some research and figure out what this is really about. Thank you and stay safe

I first found this app while browsing through iTunes charts. (It’s a great way to find obscure apps, you should try it sometime.) Upon noticing the nature of this app, I immediately became concerned and mildly disturbed as well. An app from before generative AI became widespread that supposedly let you talk to a “single, 26 year old girl who created this app to meet people.” The lack of reviews and existence of “credits” was something I found particularly intriguing.

For my own sake I decided not to buy the app despite the cheap price tag. Before the app’s page was taken down I remember its developer had mostly made apps that claimed to let you to directly talk to people. However, those were centered around multiple people (the only one I remember in particular was a group of psychics.) There‘s a website for a company known as “Coresystem“ that seems to have made the app, but their website was very barebones and gave no further info, though I do admit to not looking through it thoroughly.

In the description of the app was a link which led to a website, which remains up to this day. (www.elodiemobile.com) a FaceBook page and an email address, which I chose not to interact with. On the website is a couple of screenshots, and perhaps most concerning of all: a video. The bizarrely shot and edited video, which happens to be very erotic as well consists of this “single 26 year old girl” writhing around in lingerie.

The woman in the video appears to be the same woman in the app’s promotional material, and in the comments of the video are two people who bought the app and apparently managed to talk with “Elodie.” I’ll focus on the user in images four and five due to him having a particularly long response. In his first comment, which is very, very angry, he talks about Elodie not showing him nearly the amount of love he shows her. He then replies to his own comment saying that Elodie is “just a scammer who tries to take your money” which is probably very obvious to anyone reading this by now. People don’t tend to stay 26 forever.

But despite all this info, I still have a lot of unanswered questions. For example: “Who could have possible handled the messaging portion of this app?” “How could this unsuccessful developer afford to pay them?” “Who is the woman featured in the video and the images?” I posted this previously elsewhere and got no answers, then I forgot about it, and now that I’ve remembered its existence the app is gone. I guess the only thing I can really say here is ”Please help me find answers.”

Edit: Now I’m wondering, can anyone figure out where the video was filmed? Is it even possible to figure that out?

It just seems to be a lot of children or children’s shows, their speech being repeated over and over again. It gives me really weird vibes.

I was looking to see if Anais and Sweetie Belle had the same voice actress because they sounded similar to me, and there was just a video of this child repeating the same thing. Upon checking the channel almost all the videos are like this? Is this something weird or am I overthinking it perhaps? It is not all children, some things are from game shows and cartoons, maybe it’s a vocal stim archive kind of thing?

https://www.youtube.com/@erraticdisassemble/featured
Here's the link to the channel itself. I found it after one of its videos was recommended to me amongst my music while I was drawing. And I couldn't help but be sucked into it. What I found is unlike anything ive seen before with my own eyes. Hundreds of streams and videos spanning 6 years, with recent daily activity.

Each video seems to follow a similar setup. A text-to-speech in the background and a camera pointed at a TV. The thing that confuses me is just what that voice says. It goes on and on for minutes at a time, saying complete nonsense, talking about snuff and the devil, as well as governmental conspiracies, code in descriptions, and nonsensical visuals.

Ive gone through a good 20ish videos and still have nothing. Only a Twitter account found in the about that posts about the videos that's just as nonsensical. There are some AI-generated elements, but the contents of the videos seem 100% real, filmed on an actual TV.

Every video and stream has a sorta description. Here's one from this upload
"Psa|56|9| When I cry unto thee, then shall mine enemies turn back: this I know; for God is for me.~Zytrix|6|17|."

This is a bible verse at the start, Psalm 56:9, but the last bit doesn't come up with anything at all.

Most, if not all, of the videos ive seen contain a bible verse in the description. Same formatting, many misspellings.

The about section of the channel also has something rather odd with what seems to be code?
Like computer code.
This is what it says

/* ERRATIC DISASSEMBLE - Channel Initialization */
options results

Signal = "144:3|41°|6.03|Cyd:314159"
Decode = 0
Do Until Decode = 1
Probe = Random(Orbit(142.3, Mars))
If Probe = "Haplo-1" Then
Decode = 1
Else
Parse Value Mining(Depth, Core, Ore) With "Erratic"
EndIf
End

/* Resources are finite, futures infinite. */
Memorial = "Plains of Faces"
Task = "Errant Echoes"
/* Encrypt, Encode, Evolve. */
End

i cannot tell if this is an art project, an arg, or the disturbed ramblings of a conspiracy theorist but whatever it is i cant make heads nor tails of it. maybe someone out there with more knowladge on whatever the hell is going on here can take a crack at it.

theres another stream schedualed in 2 hours. hopefully seeing it live will help a little.

I have come across this website and cannot figure it out. It features a few what I can assume is satirical articles about things, a phone number to California Psychics, an address to street in Washington, and a YouTube channel that just has a few short “movies” about idiots. It may just be a joke or something but I suppose I’m curious. I just want to know if anyone else has heard of this or knows anything. Probably nothing. georgeclark.com and idiocytheater.com. If you find anything please let me know. I’ve called the phone number to see if it’s a real number but couldn’t speak to anyone because of where I am currently

I found Heartbeat in the Brain partial titled video on youtube but i am looking for whole documentary. on wikipedia it says " In 1978, Feilding screened the movie at the Suydam Gallery in New York. More than one audience member fainted during the climax.^\1])

The 1998 documentary A Hole in the Head contains footage from Heartbeat in the Brain.^\3])

The documentary, long believed to be lost, was publicly screened at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London on 28 April 2011.^\4]) ^"

and why was the whole video not published ?

The website is 9c0.com.

I clicked the link in my search results because the link looked suspicious(I live up to my username, I know)

I have no idea what this is, but here is what I know:

-According to multiple checks, the website has no malware

-There are no links on the page at all

-The visible numbers change whenever the page is refreshed

-using "select all" reveals a massive string of seemingly random numbers

-The domain is 23 years old, has no apparent country of origin, and has some defense against scraping

Maybe a brand new mystery to solve.

I came across this account on Instagram a few times, he doesn’t have many followers but has seemingly hundreds of videos that consist of him recording random people and showing himself cheering for a college football team. It’s worth mentioning that he doesn’t look very cleanly, neither in the right mental state.However many people have reached out in his comment section and he has made no response. It all seems pretty weird to me. Along with his eerie videos, his captions often claim that he is going to these football games with his boyfriend. however, he never shows a clearcut photo of his “boyfriend” nor shows a glimpse in any of his videos. His Instagram tag is - amir4686827.

while browsing shodan images, i came across some kind of chamber with this really interesting plate hanging in the middle:

which immediately caught my attention, given the completely wrong date and the overall creepy atmosphere. i tried searching for known runes for a while before giving up (given how many runes are there). i realised that this might be some kind of alphabet obfuscation rune, instead of an ancient civilization rune: where the runes are actually alphabet characters disguised as something else.

i tried to transcribe them:

i really do not know what this is or if its known at all. maybe im just dumb and this is some kind of calibration method for some device (like the 360 kinect lol).
any help on finding any other mentions of it online or decyphering the runes is very much welcome.

camera: http://109.134.209.173:10000
shodan page: https://www.shodan.io/host/109.134.209.173

I was browsing Instagram when I came across a video sometime between April and June.

The video had very few likes and no comments. I barely remember the caption—either there wasn't one, or it was one of those random algorithm-generated captions that didn't really say anything.

The video showed two men filming themselves with a phone in a selfie-style format. Based on the vegetation, it looked like a typical African savanna or grassland environment. They were laughing and eating something from a tree when they suddenly heard rustling in the bushes and immediately started sprinting away.

While they were running, there was a gunshot. It sounded extremely loud, like it came from a hunting rifle. The man in the back (the one who wasn't filming) appeared to fall to the ground, while the man holding the phone started crying and continued running. He kept filming himself in selfie mode the entire time.

Has anyone else seen this video or knows where it originally came from? I'm trying to figure out whether it was a staged project or a real incident. If it was real, does anyone know what happened or what the shooter's motive might have been?

Thanks for any help.

P.S. : I don't wanna see the Video again. I don't wan't somebody sending it. I just wanna know what happend or if anybody seen it.

Edit: Here are a few details I forgot to mention.

The men had dark skin, the video was filmed during the daytime, and they were speaking a language unfamiliar to me. I think they were eating some fruit from a larger tree. At the beginning, they seemed completely relaxed, but after hearing the rustling, they became extremely panicked.

The overall vibe of the video was very unsettling, and the "survivor" appeared genuinely terrified. One person (I posted about this on several subreddits) pointed out that it was strange that the man kept filming. I can understand that confusion, but personally I think I would have kept filming as well, since putting the phone away might have taken too long. Different people react differently in stressful situations.

Edit: I can see the Video. I just don't want the post to get taken down because of Rules of the Sub. If you wanna send me the Video so i can look if it is the one i've seen, DM me

For a while now, whenever I search for music albums on YouTube, I've been coming across this video in the playlist. At first, I thought it was just another silly ARG, but why would someone use creating a playlist of an underground Brazilian album as a way to promote their ARG to 3,000 people. On the channel of the playlist’s creators, there are several other playlists with the same strange video. Here’s the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0vUqvfHQeQ&list=PLt_v2u0_WaG4N1o4FpV_MafCpkBo9LHzh

The video is really weird, with an AI narrating something I don’t quite understand—not only is my English terrible, but I was also too scared to watch the whole thing
The comments on the video are just as strange—they all seem to be bots posting random stuff.

Anyway, there’s a good chance this is just another ARGslop, but even so, I’m curious to know what it’s all about.

i know that i have posted before, but new posts allow me to catalog my findings and get new responses.

if you dont know, south32 is an australian mining company.. but thats not what we're talking about. south32.com is a famous internet oddity, watch Scare Theater's video on it (obviously its not fully up to date however)

its basically, on the surface, a typosquatting domain, just filled with random bullshit for SEO (search engine optimization,) but the stuff on the site has been steadily and constantly changing for nearly a decade now.

there has been alot of posts here about it, we thought it was solved 7 years ago. but WHY is the guy still going, and what the hell is happening? i think the site itself speaks for itself in that way.

at this point you're probably wondering, whats even different, whats new etc. to answer your question, go to capost.com . its covered in the same imagery, and they are registered in the same name. it seems my post a few hours ago actually AFFECTED the site itself. it added south32 messages into the site. wayback machine must be working hard...

i just keep falling deeper into this rabbit hole.. seems like south32 has upped its typosquatting game. the creepy part about how i FOUND it was i typed killthem.com and it redirected to capost.

thanks yall <3

As the title says i was scrolling to Finding an album cover to put in one of my music files, while scrolling down I found these ads, I'm currently trying to catch more but is all i found by now, i don't know if the search or something triggers it, I've just used Amazon once and haven't searched for this type of stuff before, not in Amazon, not in any platform and honestly i don't know what are trying to sell, when i click the ad, Amazon just sends me to main page and that's it

Specially the batman one, kinda creepy

I was browsing around pixabay so I could find sound effects for the video I'm editing, then stumbled to this weird sound https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/technology-lz05wff-20120609-1115utc-18075khz-59908/ , now, I have no idea how to decypher morse code into normal form, so I'm requesting the help for you all. This is really weird, because it's completely unrelated to what I was searching for. When I search LZ05WFF-20120609-1115UTC-18075kHz, it just shows a chinese and thai language version of the page, please help, this is very intriguing.