Found Document Stories

The animatronics at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza are not empty. The children who went into the back room never came home.

A YouTube channel uploaded 50,000 videos of static and noise in two years. Each was a few seconds long. The channel vanished. The videos had a message.

A girl named Daisy posted vlogs about her life caring for a creature named Alan. The videos became increasingly disturbing. The channel went silent.

A Cartoon Network employee describes a lost final episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog that aired once at 3 AM. The content was never meant to be broadcast.

This is an emergency broadcast. The United States government has a message for all citizens. Do not look at the moon. Do not look at the moon. Do not look at the moon.

The Gemini Home Entertainment logo fades in: two twins, smiling, facing each other. The nature documentary begins normally. Then, in the background of frame 847, something moves that should not be able to move.

A series of emails between two childhood friends. One of them has been dead for six years. The emails are still being answered. The answers know things only he would know.

Alex gave me the tapes before he moved. He said to burn them. He said don't watch them. He made me promise. I watched them. Something is in the background of every outdoor shot.

A Polaroid found in the wall during renovations. A family portrait, a normal house. Except the house in the photo is this house, taken yesterday, and we're in it — but we don't remember being photographed.

A lost episode recovered from the Cartoon Network archives. The Eds find something in the lane. The animation style changes in the final four minutes.

A person looks up their childhood home on Google Maps Street View. The date on the image is from two years ago. Someone is standing at the upstairs window. The house has been empty since their family left.

A transcript of a phone call received at 2:47 AM. The caller gives her name, her address, and a description of what she is wearing right now. The call was traced to her own number.