Mystery

One Husband Too Many
Detective Munn toed the knife, moving it just a scintilla away from the body. “Why did I do that?” he wondered to himself. His 27 years of police work taught him explicitly not to touch a murder weapon. Or an assumed murder weapon. It could have been a suicide, but how many people kill themselves with a knife? It seemed a particularly barbaric route to choose.
By Marie McGrathabout a year ago in Chapters
Ghost Stories of The Bermuda Triangle
There are many rumors and stories about airplanes and ships that have disappeared in the region known as The Bermuda Triangle. Photographs of sunken vessels, people who had reportedly gone missing after traveling through the area, and images of strange weather and ocean phenomena can be found per research. However, there is no absolute factual information that can be agreed upon regarding the mysteries within the stories about The Bermuda Triangle; Therefore I have decided to interview and consult with a very powerful medium (Belinda "Mary" Propper) who has agreed to share what she knows since she has been receiving messages about these mysteries since 1999.
By Shanon Angermeyer Normanabout a year ago in Chapters
10 Time Management Tips to Boost Productivity
Managing your time effectively is one of the most crucial skills to enhance productivity and achieve your goals. With endless tasks, deadlines, and distractions, mastering time management can feel overwhelming. However, with the right strategies, you can take control of your schedule and make the most out of every moment. Here are 10 practical time management tips to help you stay organized and boost your productivity.
By INFO INSIDER about a year ago in Chapters
A mystery in the Alps
In August 1989, young Canadian hockey talent Duncan MacPherson was about to begin a new coaching job in Scotland, but he never arrived. Over the years, many theories emerged about what might have happened to him: some believed he ran away with a rich Italian girl, others thought he suffered from amnesia, and there were even those who speculated he was recruited by the secret agency as a spy. However, the truth was far more shocking than anyone had imagined.
By AnnmaryFabout a year ago in Chapters
Trapped Under the Sea for Two Days
On May 26, 2013, Harrison Odjegba Okene, after getting up to go to the bathroom, unknowingly saved his own life. The ship he was working on sank due to a strange accident, and he became the only survivor. His story is unique as he is the only known person to have survived nearly three days at the bottom of the sea.
By AnnmaryFabout a year ago in Chapters
Political Fundamentals Foreshadowed Trump Victory
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Gallup’s key U.S. political and economic indicators signaled that the nation’s mood strongly favored the Republicans in 2024. While Donald Trump lagged Kamala Harris in favorability and on certain important character ratings, his victory on Tuesday suggests that fundamentals of the election environment are still preeminent in forecasting election outcomes.
By Venuabout a year ago in Chapters
It Eats the Light. Content Warning.
It had been six months since the funeral. A moving truck was parked in front of a picturesque two-storey house with rounded trim on the eaves, a window in the attic, a large sunporch, and vines growing up the front that framed the living room window. The wrap-around porch had two doors; one in front to go inside, another to access the sunporch to the left. There was a decent sized yard, more of it out back where there was a door covered by a box eave with built in shelves for wet shoes and umbrellas. A rickety swing set had been left as a monument to tenants past. It sat on the front yard facing the road and the old warehouse, equally rickety if not more so, which was just across the road.
By Adebisiabout a year ago in Chapters
Motivating Yourself to Break Bad Habits and Build Good Ones
Breaking bad habits and building good ones is a transformative journey that requires self-awareness, persistence, and strategic action. Habits shape our daily lives, influencing our health, productivity, relationships, and overall well-being. Whether it’s quitting smoking, reducing screen time, eating healthier, or adopting a consistent exercise routine, the process can be challenging but deeply rewarding. This article explores proven strategies to motivate yourself to break bad habits and cultivate good ones that last.
By joyabout a year ago in Chapters
Raw thrill Before the End II
The next day, Peter found another chance to visit the old man. Upon arriving, he saw the old man still working on the same painting. As soon as the old man noticed Peter, he said, "Ah, you’ve come again! Honestly, I didn’t expect that. Welcome back, my little guest."
By Karan w. about a year ago in Chapters
My Struggle with Sleep
My parents assert that I previously slept more soundly than any other child. Between the ages of five and eight, I would nap in automobiles, on sofas, and similar locations. It wasn’t too big a fight to get me to bed at night either, which is saying a lot when you’re a tiny child. Although I did have a practice of awakening at 3 am and striking my mother's head with a book to get her to read to me, my overall sleep quality was generally consistent. However, at around age 12, a change occurred. It may have been puberty, characterized by surging hormones. I have always believed it may be related to my first encounters with anxiety. Regardless, that summer, I seldom slept. This implies that I would get around 2 to 3 hours of sleep each night. That isn’t enough for any youngster or for any adult.
By Iron-Pen☑️ about a year ago in Chapters
Ch # 2 - From Ashes to Ascendancy
In order to answer calls from customers anytime, Jordan wore a pair of Bluetooth headphones, and he was now listening to a song by a band called ‘Beyond.’
By Ryan Grimabout a year ago in Chapters
Ch # 1 - From Ashes to Ascendancy
“Sir, your takeout has arrived.” Jordan Steele, who was wearing the uniform of a takeout delivery man, knocked on the hotel’s door.
By Ryan Grimabout a year ago in Chapters