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  • Cosmic Blurbs of the iconic kind #1

    Hey! Everyone ❤ hello I hope you’re week is going super well. Last night I was listening to the ‘Unsolved Mysteries’ podcast and it was about the woman in the photo above; 50 year old Diana Davis. What begins as a wholesome story started out with Diana texting her boyfriend a photo of a ripe… Read more

  • Short N Sweet Italy: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi: A Vatican Mystery- (part 1/5)

    On a warm summer evening in June 1983, fifteen-year-old Emanuela Orlandi left her music lesson in Rome and never returned home. Within hours, her family began searching. Within days, the case would spiral into one of the most mysterious disappearances in modern European history—one that would involve anonymous phone calls, international intrigue, and unanswered questions… Read more

  • Christie Lynn Mullins: Justice Delayed, Truth Revealed-Part Three — The Reckoning

    Part Three — The Reckoning Four decades passed before the truth about Christie Lynn Mullins. For decades in which a fourteen-year-old girl’s murder remained unresolved—not because the answers were unknowable, but because they were not pursued with the urgency and care she deserved. Christie was abducted, sexually assaulted, and brutally murdered on August 23, 1975,… Read more

  • From New York, To Florida- The Kayla Hodgson Story- A follow up

    Before I jump into the story, please check out my first blog post on this case! I will insert the link below: I found this story on YouTube and the title had me reeling with sadness, disappointment, and anger. It seems that people will go beyond measure to murder someone due to their own insecurities… Read more

  • Delphine LaLaurie: The Madame Of Misery In Old New Orleans

    In the heart of the French Quarter, there’s a house. It is nestled between the scent of jasmine and the sound of jazz. This house makes even seasoned ghost hunters hesitate. A three story mansion once owned by Madame Delphine LaLaurie, New Orleans’ most infamous socialite- turned sadist. Elegant. Educated. And allegedly- unspeakably cruel. The… Read more

  • The Octopus: the Code, the Conspiracy, and the Man Who Swam too Deep- Danny Casolaro – (Part 2)

    They called it PROMIS. Not a promise, not a gift- but a piece of software so powerful, it could track you through the walls of your home, trace your bank accounts, even predict your next move before you made it. A digital phantom. Originally designed to streamline case management for the Department of Justice. But… Read more