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Case RT-DEVILS-FOOTPRINTS
The Devil's Footprints
South Devon woke on February 9, 1855 to fresh snow and a single line of hoofprints running through it. If your house was in the way, it sometimes went over your house.
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CASE RT-DYATLOV
The Dyatlov Pass Incident
Nine experienced hikers cut their way out of their own tent from the inside and walked into a February night in their socks. On the question of why, the Soviet Union offered one sentence.
CASE RT-WOW
The Wow! Signal
A radio telescope in Ohio printed the most famous candidate signal in the search for alien life, then kept printing. It reached a human being a few days later, and he wrote one word in the margin.
CASE RT-CENTRALIA
The Centralia Mine Fire
In May 1962 a Pennsylvania coal town burned its dump before Memorial Day, the way it did every spring, and the fire got into the mines. A state engineer offered to dig it out for $175; it is still burning.
CASE RT-SKUNKAPE
The Skunk Ape
The best evidence for Florida's Bigfoot arrived in the mail, with an unsigned letter from a woman who thought it was an escaped orangutan and wanted somebody to come and collect it before it got hurt.
CASE RT-UAP-WITNESSES
The UAP Files, Part 2 — The Things Only They Could See
The 2026 UAP archive is 375 files, and every one of them came from a person. Some of those people were on the Moon. One of them is anonymous, twelve photocopied pages long, and sitting in the Congressional Record.
CASE RT-UAP-FOOTAGE
The UAP Files, Part 1 — The Ones Nobody Could Close
In 2026 the United States government put 375 unresolved UAP records online, with no clearance required. This is the part of that archive the office whose job is to explain things could not explain.
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