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Meet Sarah Chen, 28, shopping at Valley Mall on Tuesday evening. Security cameras catch her leaving at 9:45 PM. Notice the dark figure following twenty steps behind. This is the last time anyone sees Sarah alive. Watch the reflection in the window.

Detectives scour the alleyway for clues after a high-speed pursuit ends in a violent crash. K-9 units are deployed to track the scent through the dense woods, while an overhead chopper maintains visual contact. Every second counts in this desperate search for a dangerous fugitive.

Did you know about 15-year-old Tommy Wilson from Oregon? In 2021, his whole school thought he was kidnapped. 2 weeks of searches, $50,000 reward, candlelight vigils. Then they found him living in his teacher's basement. He'd planned everything, even posted his own missing posters.

Sarah Morgan notices her son Tommy's strange new habit of talking to his reflection. At first, she thinks it's childhood imagination, until one night she catches a glimpse of his mirror-self moving independently. The reflection smiles at her, but Tommy isn't smiling.

So here's another delightful tale from history's darker corners: Madame Laurent, a seemingly innocent perfume maker in 1880s Paris, had quite the side business going. She'd help unhappy wives "solve" their marital problems with her special fragrances - the key ingredient being just enough arsenic to make it the last cologne their husbands would ever wear.

The biggest tech CEO in Silicon Valley had it all. Billions in the bank, mansions, private jets. Then one email changed everything. His company was secretly selling user data to foreign governments. He had a choice: stay quiet or speak up. He chose truth. Now he's broke, blacklisted, but free.

The world is finally quiet, and the stars are starting to peek through the clouds. It feels like the perfect time to just stop and breathe. Let’s forget about the deadlines for a moment and simply enjoy this stillness. There is plenty of time for tomorrow, tomorrow.

In 1978, Sarah Miller woke up to find an intruder in her bedroom. The man, later identified as The Night Stalker of Cincinnati, had already killed twelve women. But Sarah had prepared. She reached under her pillow, grabbed her father's revolver, and made history as the only victim who survived.