A man haunted by guilt. A home steeped in silence. And something watching from the dark.

This creepy horror story unravels in whispers and shadows — a dark psychological tale where nothing is as it seems, and the truth hides behind walls both real and imagined.

A slow, chilling descent with an unsettling calm… and a twist ending you won’t see coming.

In 1959, nine experienced Soviet hikers set out to cross the icy slopes of the Ural Mountains. What followed became one of the most chilling unsolved mysteries in modern history: the Dyatlov Pass incident.

Days later, their campsite was found abandoned — tents slashed from the inside, belongings untouched. The bodies were discovered scattered in the snow, half-dressed, some with horrific internal injuries, others with crushed skulls, missing eyes and tongues, but no signs of struggle. What could have caused such terror?

Was it a deadly avalanche, military testing gone wrong, or something far more unexplainable?

In this episode of Fobia, we investigate the timeline, the official theories, and the many chilling questions that remain about the unsolved deaths of the Dyatlov Pass hikers — a case that still haunts true crime, mystery, and paranormal investigators to this day.

On February 9, 2004, 21-year-old college student Maura Murray vanished after a car crash on a remote road in Haverhill, New Hampshire. Hours earlier, she emailed her professors about a fabricated family emergency, packed her car, and left the University of Massachusetts Amherst. What was she running from — or toward?

With no signs of struggle, no confirmed sightings, and no solid leads, Maura’s case has become one of the most infamous unsolved disappearances in the United States. It’s been called the “first crime mystery of the social media age,” sparking decades of speculation, true crime documentaries, and online sleuthing.

Join us as we unravel the facts, examine the timeline, and explore the most compelling Maura Murray theories — from foul play and abduction to staged disappearance and voluntary escape.

If you’re drawn to cold cases, true crime, and real-life mysteries, this episode is for you.