Found Document Stories

A Halo CE disc found in a used game lot plays differently from any other copy. The Master Chief sometimes stops and looks directly at the camera. The enemies beg.

This is the last update to this account. I'm writing it because I want a record to exist. Something has been happening in my building. I've documented it. I don't think I'll be here to document what happens next.

I've been a pathologist for eighteen years. I have seen unusual things on tables. One case from 2009 ended my career and I am only now ready to describe it.

My brother disappeared in October. The police found nothing. I found his laptop. His last Google search was from 3 AM the night he vanished. I don't know what to make of it.

I work security for a large commercial building. I've seen strange things on monitors over the years — people behaving oddly, shadows that move wrong. None of it prepared me for what I saw on camera 12 last October.

The hotel had 12 floors. The elevator had buttons for floors 1 through 12, plus an unlabeled button between 7 and 8. I pressed it.

In 1997, an obscure text adventure game circulated on floppy disk. The game had six commands, a single character, and one ending. It was found in the possession of a missing child.

Declassified summary of Project HARBINGER, a military-funded parapsychological research program conducted between 1973 and 1979. The program was terminated following an incident on October 14, 1978.

Happy Appy was a Nickelodeon children's show from 1999 that has been scrubbed from all records. It featured an apple with a face who helped injured children. The later episodes were not for children.

When I was six years old I discovered a local-access TV channel that broadcast children's programming. The shows were wrong. The host knew my name.

Disney has a long and well-documented history of building theme parks and then quietly abandoning them. Treasure Island in the Bahamas is one. Discovery Island, in the middle of Bay Lake at Walt Disney World, is another.

In 2004, a friend forwarded me a spam email with nothing but a URL and the words "this is normal." The website was called normalpornnormpeople.com. Nothing on it was normal.