Welcome to First Sleep Aid, where calm storytelling meets deep curiosity.This episode explores the Bystander Effect — a psychological pattern that helps explain why people often fail to act in emergencies. From the story of Kitty Genovese to modern research, we reflect on responsibility, hesitation, and subtle silence.✨ Subscribe to explore more true stories, told softly.

Tonight, we revisit one of Europe’s darkest mysteries — the case of the Brabant Killers.From 1982 to 1985, a group of armed men left 28 people dead in a wave of violent supermarket attacks. Despite massive investigations, their identities were never uncovered. Theories of paramilitary ties, state corruption, and fear still echo through the silence they left behind.This is a story not of resolution, but of questions that never found answers.–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––🎧 Sound credit:“Awe Struck June 17th 2021” by audiomirageLicensed under Attribution 4.0–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––✨ Subscribe to explore more true stories, told softly.🛌 Sleep well, stay curious.

A woman checks into a luxury hotel in Oslo under a false name. Two days later, she is found dead — with no ID, no fingerprints, and a weapon with a filed-off serial number. Who was Jennifer Fairgate? Spy, courier, or someone trying to disappear?This episode explores one of Europe’s most mysterious unsolved deaths.