There’s a place on Long Island where the ocean screams against the shore and an 80-foot radar dish still points at the sky like it’s waiting for orders. Officially, it’s Camp Hero State Park. Unofficially, it’s the home of the Montauk Project, the conspiracy that inspired Stranger Things, broke Cold War secrecy rules, and maybe produced the world’s first government-approved psychic monster.In this GITN deep-dive, we track the legend from its roots:Camp Hero — a WWII coastal fortress turned Cold War radar hubThe Philadelphia Experiment — the alleged disaster that launched two sailors into the futureThe Cameron Brothers — maybe real, maybe rewritten, maybe erasedPreston Nichols — the man with the memories they say weren’t hisThe Montauk Chair — psychic amplification, time tunnels, remote viewingThe Monster — created from thought, fueled by fear, and apparently immune to bulletsStranger Things — the TV version of a story that has been whispered since the 70sWe stack the official story against the fringe theory, break down the physics, examine the documentation, and walk right up to the edge of the “Did this actually happen?” cliff… then lean forward a little too far.Mind control. Missing kids. Time dislocation. EM fields strong enough to make your fillings ache.Welcome to Montauk, where the legend is stranger than the show it inspired.

People are vanishing in America’s national parks — and no one can explain why. From six-year-old Dennis Martin in the Great Smoky Mountains to experienced hunter Aaron Hedges in Montana’s Crazy Mountains, these strange disappearances share chilling patterns: missing clothes, sudden weather, and bodies found miles from where they vanished.In this episode, we dive deep into the Missing 411 phenomenon, exploring the most mysterious cases, the National Park Service’s silence, and theories ranging from natural accidents to government secrets, portals, and the paranormal.True crime meets the unexplained — in the wildest places on Earth.

They say the Bible tells the whole story — but one book was left out. A book that describes angels who fell to Earth, took human wives, and fathered a race of monstrous giants called the Nephilim.This is the Book of Enoch — an ancient text so strange, so detailed, that early church leaders decided to erase it. But what if this missing book explains everything Christianity never could — demons, hauntings, ancient ruins, even the origin of evil itself?In this episode of Chronicles of Doubt, we break down the story of the Watchers, their rebellion against Heaven, the creation of the Nephilim, and the “cosmic cleanup” that led to the Great Flood. We’ll look at the forbidden knowledge they taught humanity, the strange archaeological claims of giant skeletons and lost civilizations, and why this story was too dangerous to remain in the Bible.Maybe the Book of Enoch wasn’t mythology at all… Maybe it was history the Church couldn’t control.