Every year, a strange phenomenon puts Jatinga, a village in Assam, India, at the centre of one of the country's most unsettling mysteries. Birds descend from the darkness, become disoriented, and sometimes fall or are caught by people waiting below.

Locals and headlines have called it a case of “bird suicide.” But are the birds really choosing to die, or is something else happening?

In this episode of FEARFEED, we investigate the Jatinga bird mystery, the village's eerie reputation, the role of weather and artificial lights, and the troubling human side of the phenomenon. Scientific explanations offer clues, but the full picture is more complicated than the legend suggests.

Is Jatinga home to an unexplained mystery, a misunderstood natural phenomenon, or a tragedy shaped by human behaviour?

Listen closely. The truth may be stranger than the story.

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An abandoned town. Two chilling curses. And a fort surrounded by some of India’s darkest legends.

Bhangarh Fort in Rajasthan is widely known for its haunted reputation, but what lies behind the stories? From the legend of a holy man who forbade the fort’s shadow from reaching his home to the tale of Princess Ratnavati and a mysterious tantric, Bhangarh’s past is filled with unsettling folklore.

In this episode of FEARFEED, we explore the ruins, trace the origins of the legends, and separate historical evidence from stories passed down through generations. Why did this once-inhabited township decline? What is behind the restrictions on entering the site after sunset? And how did Bhangarh become one of India’s most famous haunted places?

The stories are chilling. The history is complicated. And the full truth may be less straightforward than the legends suggest.

🎧 Listen to the end and decide for yourself: is Bhangarh’s terrifying reputation built on history, folklore, or something we still don’t understand?

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On December 23, 1974, three girls went Christmas shopping in Fort Worth, Texas. Seventeen-year-old Rachel Trlica, fourteen-year-old Renee Wilson, and nine-year-old Julie Moseley never came home.

Their car was found at Seminary South Shopping Center. Then, on Christmas Eve, a letter arrived claiming the girls had gone to Houston and would return in about a week.

But who wrote the letter? Did the girls ever reach Houston? And how could three people disappear without a confirmed trace?

In this episode of Fearfeed, we reconstruct the disappearance of the Fort Worth Missing Trio, examine the timeline, investigate the mysterious letter, and separate documented evidence from decades of speculation.

Three girls. A car left behind. A letter that explained almost nothing.

Their families are still waiting for answers.

Listen to the full case on Fearfeed, the true crime podcast exploring unsolved disappearances, cold cases, and mysteries that refuse to stay buried.