Investigation Stories

Room 307 belonged to Iris Vale before it belonged to me. She disappeared ten years ago. No body. No note. Just a room the school has kept quietly assigning to girls like me ever since. I didn't ask for her old room. I didn't ask for the messages that started arriving from an account that's supposed to be dead. I didn't ask for Adrian Cross to warn me off a mystery he clearly already knows the ending to. But someone wanted me to stop asking questions the moment I started - and that's usually how you know you're asking the right ones. Some secrets should stay buried. I'm starting to think Room 307 was never going to let this one stay that way.

Sienna Brooks died in front of fifty thousand people. The police called it suicide. Case closed. Twenty four hours later, her account went live again. The new livestream didn't show Sienna. It showed a stranger sleeping alone in his apartment. At midnight, the stream ended with five words. Tomorrow, he won't wake up. The next morning, he was dead. When investigative journalist Cole Donovan begins chasing the truth, every answer leads to another impossible question. Who is broadcasting from a dead woman's account? How does someone know exactly who will die next? And why are all the victims connected by a secret buried years ago? Then Sienna's account uploads another livestream. The camera is pointed at Cole. The caption reads: See you tomorrow.

A string of mysterious murders brings three high school friends into a nightmare where every answer leads to another question. As the past slowly catches up with the present, they discover that fate always demands a price.

A 35-year-old policeman named Muluken has a strange interest in reading people's diaries. Whenever a lonely person with no one left to help them dies,Muluken secretly takes their diary and reads it. For a long time, he finds nothing unusual-only people's memories, thoughts, regrets, and stories. Until one day, he finds a diary unlike any other. A diary that contains something he was never supposed to discover.

Sarah, a young detective in her twenties began to develop traits of being bipolar. She was unfortunately forced to step down from her position, she eventually got married and had three kids but things got worse when her disorder began to manifest completely. While she was out on a trip her husband died because his drink had bleach in it also her oldest son went missing and after so many months of searching for him he was unable to be found. Sarah decided to take it up upon herself to find her son but will she be able to beat her disorder?

"My kindness is a choice." ---- One little girl shouldn't be dropped in the middle of CIA plots and deceptions. Children of any age were too young to understand the patriotic duty to protect their nation at any cost necessary. Except, here she was, defying orders and making sure they regret ever clawing their way into her life. She liked it that way. She didn't expect to run into Doctor Spencer Reid. ---- The BAU has a bad habit of sticking their noses in places it shouldn't be. When there's an opening to investigate an incident that left a hole in Spencer's life, the team is all-hands on deck. He let that little girl slip from his grasp once, but he'd never let it happen again. But the answers the team uncovers may be too much to bear. OR Parental! Spencer Reid with a genius adopted kid who likes to disappear on him.

Andrea Wren had experienced countless setbacks in her life, the greatest of them all being the loss of her parents in a hit-and-run. The unsolved mystery tormented her for years, she believed that there was more than the court revealed. Now that things are eventually looking up and she has a lead on the case, an intimidating man lurking in the shadows gets in her way. There was nothing soft about him. Not his voice, not his stare, and definitely not the way he moved, like every step had already been plotted ten moves ahead. Though they start off on the wrong foot, the walls between them soon begin to crack and a reluctant alliance is initiated. With glares turning into secret glances and an irresistible attraction binding them, something more is bound to arise. ◕ ◕ ◕ He smirked, the kind that curled with trouble, and slowly leaned in, his eyes locked on mine, unblinking. My breath hitched as I braced myself against the desk behind me, my fingers curling around the edge. His gaze flicked to my lips, a fleeting loaded glance, before he abruptly turned away stepping back just far enough to make me ache for air. "If you keep this up," he murmured, voice low and edged with heat, "I might just kiss that smart mouth of yours." I pushed off the desk, circling around him, my tone firm but my knees anything but steady. "I'm being serious here." "So am I." There was something darker in his eyes now, something unreadable and electric. My skin tingled with warning. Before I could figure out what had shifted, he moved. ~weekly updates~

"You were sent to kill me?" Linda stared at the man standing across from her, her gun trained on his chest. Charles said nothing. It should have been simple. Kill her. But somewhere along the way, the woman he was meant to target became the one person he couldn't bring himself to hurt. Linda had secrets of her own to uncover. But she just didn't know that the man she was beginning to trust had been sent to make sure she never discovered the truth.

- The seedy underbelly of Metropolis, the place Superman and the other 'heroes' never go to, that's your home. By day, you work as a private investigator. By night, something much more important. You were trusted with the green lantern ring because you never gave up on chasing your leads. So when, the mayor of Metropolis starts acting strange, there's only one man up for the task of finding out what's wrong with him. -

එතකොට තනි තරුවක් පණ අදින ගමන් මෙහෙම කිව්වලු ; අමාවකටත් හඳ ළඟින් තනි රැක්කට, අහස මට කරන සාධාරණය හොඳටෝම වැඩීයි!!!! Start 11-01-2026 Hold 09-07-2026

THE SECRET THEY NEVER KNEW They thought they knew their agents. They were wrong. A powerful government agency exists to investigate the crimes that ordinary authorities cannot handle-corruption, organized crime, political conspiracies, and threats powerful enough to shake the country. But the agency has two secrets. Park Ha Eun, a seventeen-year-old orphan with an extraordinary mind, was never supposed to become an agent. She was supposed to be waiting tables, working at a convenience store, finishing school, and eventually reapplying to the university that rejected her because she was considered too young. Then she accidentally picked up the wrong file. What began as a simple mistake led her to solve a case that professional investigators couldn't. And suddenly, the agency wanted to know who she was. Kim Jae-wook, twenty, has a very different problem. He's the President's son. Born into unimaginable wealth and power, he has everything most people could ever want. But he wants something his father refuses to give him-the chance to become an agent. So he takes matters into his own hands. Two young people. Two completely different lives. One secret agency. Neither knows the other exists. And while the agency hides them to keep them safe, dangerous enemies are beginning to notice that something is different. Because sometimes the most dangerous weapon isn't a gun. It's a mind nobody saw coming. And the agency's greatest secret... isn't the criminals they're hunting.

A suspicious canonical document begins a search that leads Jonathan Mercer, a brilliant canon lawyer, into the hidden machinery of ecclesiastical records, sealed archives, digital manipulation, and institutional authority. When cyber-forensic specialist Elena Rossi joins the investigation, they discover that the problem is far greater than a forged document. Names have been planted. Credentials have been duplicated. Archives have been manipulated. And someone has been watching every step of their investigation. At the center of the mystery lies Protocol 47-A, a missing cabinet, a hidden ledger, and a seal whose authority may have been duplicated years before anyone discovered the forgery. Jonathan soon realizes that the most dangerous question is not: Who forged the document? It is: Who created the authority to make the forgery believable? Documents can be forged, but not the truth.

​"Have you ever encountered the enigma of the 'Butterfly Effect'? A phenomenon dictating that the mere flutter of a butterfly's wings in China can trigger a tempest across America. Beneath the surface, it speaks of the unseen-secret causalities and intricate conspiracies unfolding behind the curtain, completely unnoticed by the world. ​Do you yearn to uncover what transpires within the shadows? Are you truly prepared to confront the cold, unvarnished truth? Very well... as you wish. ​

They called it research. We called it Wednesday. Salvador, 1992. Once a week, a bus collected a handful of children and drove them to a place where the adults never raised their voices and every answer was written down. The exercises were strange, playful, occasionally impossible: build something that can survive, tell us what the animal is thinking, name the shape behind the paper without calculating. And always, at the end of the month, the same question. Have you been dreaming? Nobody asked who was paying for the bus. The children were eight. They felt chosen. Twenty years later, a leak put the Program's name in the news, along with a version of what it had done to the kids inside it. Most of them had spent their lives trying not to think about it. One of them had never stopped. Now he is going back: to the classified files, to the other subjects, to the blonde woman with the southern accent who once told him, smiling, that the adults did not know what he was going to say. He is starting to believe she was lying.

For years, Detective Samuel Stuart has built his reputation as one of the city's best detectives. When a series of murders begins to connect to an old missing-person case, Samuel finds himself drawn into an investigation that reaches far deeper than he expected. As he searches for answers, the evidence leads him toward a mysterious criminal organization known only as the Black Scorpion. Meanwhile, Rebecca Hale continues searching for her missing brother, unaware that the truth about his disappearance is connected to people much closer to her than she could ever imagine. As secrets begin to surface, friendships are tested, families are torn apart, and the line between hunter and hunted begins to disappear. Everyone has something to hide. And some shadows never truly disappear.

Raven Creek is a small town in the middle of nowhere. It's also the place Maeve Calloway ran from. For years, she convinced herself that leaving was enough. That distance could silence the memories and bury the questions she was too afraid to ask. But after graduation, Maeve makes an oath to return to the place that haunts her most. This time, she's looking for answers. The problem is, she doesn't know what the question is yet. And in Raven Creek, some secrets have a way of finding you first.

Beyond the Bar - Season 2 What the Record Doesn't Say Three months after Yullim Law Firm's internal scandal, the firm is moving forward. New clients arrive, difficult cases pile up, and Kang Hyo-min is no longer the uncertain rookie who once waited for Yoon Seok-hoon's approval. She has grown more confident, but Seok-hoon remains demanding, precise, and unreadable. He challenges every assumption and refuses to accept that something is true simply because it appears in a file. As they work together, Hyo-min notices troubling discrepancies: missing information, mismatched records, and decisions that were never explained. At first, they seem like ordinary mistakes. Soon, there are too many to ignore. Their investigation leads them beyond the obvious evidence and toward uncomfortable questions about Yullim's past. They begin to realize that the truth is not always contained in the official record and that what is missing may matter most. Meanwhile, something quietly changes between them. There are no sudden confessions or easy answers, only longer conversations, growing trust, and feelings neither knows how to name. They are still colleagues, still learning, and still searching for the truth. But perhaps their hardest case will be understanding each other. An unofficial, fan-made continuation of JTBC's Beyond the Bar, created for fans. of JTBC's Beyond the Bar.

Suzy Bannion, an American ballet student from New York, travels to Freiburg, Germany to study at the Tanz Akademie, one of Europe's most prestigious schools of dance. Phillip Schaefer is an American scholar who arrives in Freiburg to study German history, hoping to find a sense of belonging and identity. Circumstances drive these two unlikely students together on an interconnected path. After a series of bizarre events and grizzly murders plague the Tanz Akademie, Suzy and Phillip begin to suspect that the Tanz Akademie is hiding something far more sinister inside its walls and that the school's history of occultism and mysticism hold the key to the nightmarish events unfolding. Between the madness and murder, a romance begins to bloom from two people of wildly different paths who find commonality through the surreal.

Every town has a story people tell children. Kurohana has one they refuse to talk about. An abandoned house Six doors And a seventh door that is said to appear only on rainy nights. Ten years ago, a seventeen-year-old girl named Hana Nakamura disappeared without a trace. Now, a university student is found murdered beside the same abandoned house. Before her death, she had been investigating Hana's disappearance. Then a photograph is discovered. A photograph of a little girl standing beside a red door. The little girl is Aiko Tanaka. And Aiko has no memory of ever being there. As Aiko and Hana's younger brother Ren search for the truth, old secrets begin resurfacing-and people who have remained silent for ten years suddenly have reasons to be afraid. Because someone knows what happened to Hana. Someone knows what happened to Mika. And someone has been hiding the truth behind the legend of the Seventh Door. The question isn't whether the seventh door exists. The question is-who opened it? 🕯️ Everyone has a secret ,but ... Only one of them is a secret.

Being fifteen is supposed to involve exams, bad decisions, and pretending to care about your future. Mine involves all of that, plus working as a RAW agent. Keeping that particular detail to myself was surprisingly easy. Until a murder disguised as an accident refuses to stay buried. Then Chief assigns me a new partner-a nineteen-year-old Russian operative with mismatched eyes, an irritatingly calm attitude, and far too many secrets of his own. Apparently, investigating a three-year-old mystery wasn't complicated enough. Now there's a partner I never asked for, a case that doesn't add up, and a past that seems determined to catch up with me. I have one rule: Don't trust anyone. Unfortunately, rules have never been particularly good at surviving my life.