Echoes of the Axe | True Crime Sleep Stories
In the early 1900s, a series of axe murders near railroad tracks struck sleeping families from South Carolina to Villisca, Iowa. The man from the train.
Real Life House of Horrors | True Crime Sleep Stories
Three real houses of horror for Halloween: the Amityville Horror, the family behind The Conjuring, and McKamey Manor. A cozy, eerie bedtime story.
Justice Restored: 3 Wrongful Conviction Stories
Three hopeful stories of wrongful convictions: Ronald Cotton, Ryan Ferguson, and Debra Milke, who were cleared and went on to create change. Told softly.
Buried Alive: Barbara Mackle and Essie Dunbar
Waking up buried alive: the fear behind safety coffins, and the real stories of Barbara Mackle and Essie Dunbar. An eerie bedtime tale for brave sleepers.
The Banned Avenger: Schlep's Roblox Reckoning
Roblox is a playground for millions of kids, but predators hide there too. The story of Schlep, who exposed them and was banned by the platform himself.
Eyes in the Dark | True Crime Sleep Stories
That feeling of being watched in the dark has a name. Night hags, shadow people, the Mara, and the Bell Witch, in a quiet, eerie episode for bedtime.
The Keddie Cabin Murders (1981) | True Crime Sleep Stories
On April 11, 1981, four people were killed in Cabin 28 in Keddie, California, and 12-year-old Tina Sharp went missing. The unsolved Keddie cabin murders.
The Dead Internet Theory | True Crime Sleep Stories
Is the internet already full of bots? Follow Ellie, a late-night scroller in Chicago, into the Dead Internet Theory. An eerie story for the dark hours.
The Lead Masks Case (1966) | True Crime Sleep Stories
In 1966, two electronics technicians were found on a hilltop near Rio de Janeiro wearing strange lead masks. Brazil's baffling Lead Masks case, told softly.
Jonestown | True Crime Sleep Stories
In November 1978, over 900 people died at Jonestown in the Guyanese rainforest, led by Jim Jones and his Peoples Temple. A quiet telling of a dark story.
Denver International Airport: Gateway to the Shadows
Denver International Airport spans 53 square miles and has drawn decades of conspiracy theories, from underground bunkers to strange murals. Told softly.
The Mudborn Mimic of Site 7 | True Crime Sleep Stories
A fictional supernatural tale of three haunting nights at a cursed campground on the Waquokan River, and the mud-born thing that lives there. Pure fiction.
The Amana Axe Murders | True Crime Sleep Stories
In 1980, Rose Burkert and Roger Atkison's getaway to the Amana Colonies of Iowa ended in room 260 of a Holiday Inn. The unsolved Amana axe murders.
Mary Ashford and Barbara Forrest | True Crime Sleep Stories
Mary Ashford and Barbara Forrest were both 20, both from Erdington, both killed on May 27, a century apart. Coincidence, or something more mysterious?
The Dyatlov Pass Incident (1959) | True Crime Sleep Stories
In 1959, nine Soviet hikers slashed their tent from the inside and fled into the frozen Ural Mountains. The Dyatlov Pass incident, told softly for sleep.
Kenneth Parks: The Sleepwalking Killer | True Crime Sleep Stories
In 1987, Kenneth Parks drove 14 miles to his in-laws' home in Ontario and committed a violent crime, all while allegedly asleep. The sleepwalking killer.
In the Shadows of Spies | True Crime Sleep Stories
Three spy mysteries: the Isdal Woman in Norway, MI6 codebreaker Gareth Williams in London, and Jennifer Fairgate's locked hotel room in Oslo.
The Unsolved Dardeen Family Murders | True Crime Sleep Stories
In November 1987, the Dardeen family murders shattered Ina, Illinois. The case is still unsolved. Dim the lights and drift off with this quiet story.
Karen Read and John O'Keefe | True Crime Sleep Stories
On a snowy winter night in Canton, Massachusetts, John O'Keefe was found dead and Karen Read faced the questions. A quiet story of love, loss, and doubt.
The Axeman's Lullaby | True Crime Sleep Stories
In 1918 New Orleans, jasmine and jazz drifted through open windows while the Axeman crept through the dark. A haunting tale to lull you off to sleep.