Buried

A domestic worker’s double murder in Singapore ignited a political storm with the Philippines. Although Flor Contemplacion’s guilt was proven, she was hailed as a martyr. The case symbolized migrant workers’ struggles, sparked national protests, strained bilateral ties, and inspired award-winning films in her honor.

In this chilling podcast episode, a young couple encounters a ghostly presence on a mountain. The story unfolds into a past murder driven by forbidden love and jealousy. Blending the supernatural with true crime, it reminds us: some mistakes leave scars that haunt both memory and reality.

Since 2007, numerous human feet encased in sneakers have washed ashore in Canada and the U.S. Despite ruling out foul play, authorities never fully solved the case. Theories involving decomposition and shoe buoyancy emerged, but the mystery endures, becoming part of local folklore.

Michelle Harris vanished amid a turbulent divorce in 2001. Blood evidence pointed to foul play, but repeated trials and shifting testimonies ended in her husband Cal’s acquittal. Later suspicions of another suspect deepened the mystery. Her case remains unresolved, haunting those left behind.

Nine-year-old Fusako Sano vanished in 1990 and was found a decade later held captive in a neighbor’s house. Nobuyuki Sato subjected her to horrific abuse and isolation. The case shocked Japan, exposing deep flaws in mental health care, law enforcement, and community vigilance.

In the Philippines, adopted daughter Janice murdered her foster siblings Gwynn and Crizzule in a planned, brutal act fueled by jealousy and emotional trauma. The case shocked the community and destroyed a once-loving family, revealing the dark depths behind a seemingly grateful child.