"In 1990s Ohio, the line between urban legend and cold-blooded murder blurred into a nightmare. Behind the suburban veneer of Dayton, a self-styled cult known as the 'Lords of Death' allegedly left a trail of ritualistic violence that haunted the community for decades. Today, we go inside the 'Shadow File' of a forgotten memory box filled with VHS tapes and police reports. We explore the 1995 murder of Cindy Cozad, the chilling ties to the unsolved 1987 farm killings, and the dark 'L.O.D.' tattoo that signified a terrifying price: taking a soul. This is the story of how the Satanic Panic was more than just a myth—it was a mask for a serial killer."

"In May 2021, a single compromised password brought the American East Coast to a standstill. DarkSide, a 'Ransomware-as-a-Service' syndicate, infiltrated the Colonial Pipeline, forcing the shutdown of 5,500 miles of fuel infrastructure. Today, we declassify the 'Shadow File' of the heist that turned a digital extortion plot into a national security emergency. From the $4.4 million Bitcoin ransom to the FBI’s unprecedented digital counter-strike, we explore the moment the digital void hit the gas pump and changed the rules of cyber warfare forever."

"Long before the internet, there was the 'Network.' In the 1970s, a group of blind teenagers and tech obsessives discovered that the global telephone system wasn't a fortress—it was a musical instrument. By playing a single 2600-hertz tone, they could command the world’s satellites and talk to anyone, anywhere, for free. Today, we go inside the 'Shadow File' of the Phone Phreaks. From the legendary 'Captain Crunch' to the secret garage where Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak built their first business, we explore the analog hackers who proved that the signal belongs to those who know its frequency."