Documented evidence
Contemporary records, official documents, credible reporting and corroborated accounts. Sources should be traceable, not merely repeated.
VERIFIED / SOURCEDHistory leaves evidence. People leave questions. The archive is open to those willing to look closer.
Explore documented cases, disputed theories and the evidence between them. Every file is a story; every conclusion must earn its place.

Begin with one of the archive’s most compelling investigations, then follow the evidence.
Every section has its own identity, but the same standard: curiosity, context and a clear line between evidence and speculation.
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We don't ask you to believe. We show what is documented, what is disputed and what remains unknown.
Contemporary records, official documents, credible reporting and corroborated accounts. Sources should be traceable, not merely repeated.
VERIFIED / SOURCEDWitness claims, competing explanations and unresolved details are labelled clearly. A compelling theory is not automatically a proven fact.
DISPUTED / UNCONFIRMEDWe aim to distinguish the primary record from later retellings, point out gaps in the evidence and treat real people with respect.
Read our editorial principles ↗ARX Stories explores the eerie, the disturbing and the consequential. We distinguish documented facts from witness claims, disputed details, folklore and speculation. A mystery deserves a better answer than a sensational headline.
Question everything ↗Prioritise primary records, credible reporting and independent corroboration.
Make uncertainty visible; never present a theory as a proven conclusion.
Handle real victims, families and living people with care and context.