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A New Chapter


In 2019, a new chapter begins for the Unexplained investigative team. Currently, we are dusting off old case files and researching new ones in preparation for filming all new web-only episodes!

To make this dream fully a reality, we are currently seeking backers to our Kickstarter campaign! 

Certain levels will get you everything from a thank you, to being a part of our team, all expenses paid! Check out the campaign and back us but also share it with all your friends!

We are extremely excited to be continuing the search for the unexplained in 2019 and beyond!

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