Buried

This podcast episode explores a haunting urban legend from Hong Kong. After viewing a mysterious photo, Zhang and his sister face eerie experiences. Paranormal investigator Tao Fu dies mysteriously after researching the memorial tablet, cementing its place among Hong Kong’s top five urban legends.

In 2021, a man dressed as the Joker attacked passengers on a Tokyo train, injuring many and setting a fire. The attack exposed serious safety flaws and was traced to the attacker’s traumatic past. Inspired by a similar incident, the event deeply unsettled Japanese society.

In November 2022, four University of Idaho students were fatally stabbed in a locked house. Initially a mystery, the case broke when DNA from a knife sheath led to Bryan Kohberger, a criminology student. He was arrested six weeks later. The motive remains uncertain; trial is ongoing.

Eom In-suk, once seen as a kind and educated woman, was a calculating killer who injured and murdered spouses and relatives for insurance money. Her crimes included poisoning, burning, and blinding victims. After years of deception and violence, she was caught and sentenced to life, shocking South Korea.

This podcast episode recounts a chilling tale from a Chinese university campus. A ghostly feeling leads to the revelation of two separate murders—one of a beloved teacher, the other of a hopeful student. What begins as urban legend ends in the horrifying truth behind the old campus hospital.

In 1975, a woman named Li Yalai was murdered by her close friend Huang Kuntai over a housing dispute. Her body was hidden beneath concrete, triggering haunting legends in the building. Strange events continued for years, fueling belief that her restless spirit never found peace.

In 1995, Japanese cult leader Sachiko Eto orchestrated the ritualistic killings of six followers under the guise of spiritual cleansing. Her manipulation and cruelty shocked the nation. One survivor was her daughter, saved by her mother. Eto was executed in 2012 after a death sentence.

In 2019, top student Joel was exposed for secretly filming women in showers at the National University of Singapore. His actions stemmed from past trauma and a deceptive “exorcism” ritual. The case shocked the campus, led to legal consequences, and ruined his once-promising future.