Isa Grant
I document strange and unexplained cases. Some of them were never meant to be found.
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The Woman Who Burned From the Inside: What Forensic Science Actually Says About Spontaneous Human Combustion
The problem with some mysteries isn’t a lack of evidence. It’s what the evidence seems to suggest.
Mary Reeser was a 67-year-old woman from St. Petersburg, Florida. On July 2, 1951, her landlady found her remains in her apartment. What was...
The Taos Hum: 2% of People Hear It, Nobody Can Explain Why, and the Real Answer Is Weirder Than You Think
The strangest thing about the Taos Hum is that you could be standing right next to someone who hears it and have absolutely no idea what they’re talking about.
About 2% of the people in and around Taos, New Mexico, can hear something most...
The French Beast That Changed How We Investigate Monsters
For three years, something hunted the people of Gévaudan.
It came out in daylight. It attacked children and women tending livestock. Witnesses saw it. Hunters tracked it. Soldiers were sent to kill it.
And somehow, none of that seemed to...
The Ancient Message No One Can Read
Imagine finding a message that is nearly 4,000 years old and realizing that no one on Earth can tell you what it says.
That’s the problem with the Phaistos Disc.
It’s a clay disc, about six inches across. Stamped into both sides are 241 s...
The Girl Who Died During an Exorcism: Why Didn't Anyone Stop the Process That Was Killing Her?
Some stories become so familiar that we stop noticing the parts that don’t make sense.
The Anneliese Michel case is usually presented as either proof of demonic possession or a clear-cut example of religious fanaticism killing a mentally i...
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