A newly purchased mid-century home carries a forty-year vacancy, a wet dragging sound at 3:17 AM, and something malignant waiting in the mahogany wardrobe.
Redacted Logs
Redacted Logs is an open archive of incident reports, interview transcripts, and field files that were never meant to leave the building they came from. Each entry is written and formatted as a declassified case file: a date, a file number, a status, and an account of something that was never satisfactorily explained.
Some files are submitted by former employees, former residents, or people who happened to be nearby. Others come from records nobody can trace back to an actual institution. Names, locations, and identifying details are redacted where necessary. The rest is left as it was found.
Files are organized by status. Unresolved means the incident was never explained. Sealed means someone tried to make sure you'd never read it. Active means it isn't over.
Recently Declassified
A department store security guard begins logging a mannequin count that never stays the same — until the night one of them is warm.