Tucked Tales

Festival Hantu Lapar: Tradisi dan Misteri

Setiap setahun sekali selama satu bulan dunia spiritual dipercaya semakin dekat dengan dunia manusia. roh - roh yang sudah tiada datang pulang ke dunia manusia. Dalam episode kali ini, kita mengupas tuntas Hungry Ghost Festival mengungkap pantangan-pantangan yang dipercaya masih berlaku hingga kini. Apakah kamu pernah merasakan "sesuatu" saat festival ini berlangsung?

The Skyjacking Mystery of D.B. Cooper

In 1971, a man known only as D.B. Cooper hijacked a plane, demanded $200,000 in ransom, and parachuted into the night—never to be seen again. Was he a criminal mastermind who got away with the perfect heist, or just another name lost to the winds of history? In this episode of Tucked Tales, we dive deep into the hijacking that shook America, the FBI’s decades-long investigation, and the theories that still haunt the case.

Superstitions & Spirits: From Feng Shui to Possession

This week on Tucked Tales, we unravel the mysterious web of superstition. From Feng Shui practices that shape everyday life, to eerie tales of spiritual possession, we explore why humans cling to beliefs that go beyond logic. Is superstition simply harmless tradition, or does it hold a deeper power over us? Tune in and decide for yourself.

Penjaga Terakhir Mercusuar | Tragedi The Smalls Lighthouse

Bayangkan terjebak di tengah lautan dan terisolasi tanpa bantuan  Pada tahun 1801, dua pria bernama Thomas Howel dan Thomas Griffith menjaga mercusuar Smalls. Namun badai yang besar ditambah sakit, dan kematian mengubah tugas penjaga mercusuar menjadi kisah horor yang mengerikan.  Inilah tragedi the Smalls Lighthouse

Inunaki Village: A Village That Doesn't Exist?

Have you ever heard of a place so cursed, even the GPS refuses to guide you there? In this episode of Tucked Tales, we uncover the chilling mystery of Inunaki Village, Japan’s most infamous forbidden village. Said to be cut off from the outside world, Inunaki is rumored to have no laws, no government, and no mercy. Those who enter... don’t always come back. We dive deep into the urban legend of Inunaki Village, exploring its origin, the spine-tingling stories told by locals, and the real-life tunnel that still sends shivers down visitors' spines. Is it just a creepypasta, or could there be truth hidden in the shadows of Fukuoka Prefecture? 👻 What’s the story behind the Inunaki Tunnel? 🚫 Why do people say “the laws of Japan do not apply here”? 🧭 Can you actually find the village on a map?