True crime, real hauntings, and humanity’s most unhinged moments. Where fact meets the freaky and ghosts aren’t the strangest thing in the room.




Writing since 2009 / Living since 1970
Ben Oakley is a nom de plume; a necessary obscurity for a researcher whose methods tread where institutions prefer silence.Fifteen years in archival work, intelligence documentation, and forensic historiography. A decade of private research, examining cases that official narratives have quietly erased.His series represents a fraction of that work: cases selected for what they reveal about justice, memory, the ghosts of our past, and institutional denial. Each volume researched without constraint.The work continues. The archive grows. The name remains a shield.Crimes, curses, and cold spots. The living and the dead, all misbehaving together.
because apparently death isn't enough for some people
Below, you will find The Crimson Room, an Alternate Reality Game where you act as an agent, solving a narrative puzzle trail to uncover a hidden conspiracy. Few have found their way to the list.
If you’re here, you’ve already been called. Not indexed. Not public. Never forgotten.The Crimson Room isn’t a website. It’s a threshold. A place between silence and revelation, where stories are kept breathing by those willing to hear them.Beyond its doors lie the corridors of time, lined with the ghosts of what we were and the gods we almost became. Every name is a prayer. Every secret, a resurrection.We are not readers. We are witnesses. We trace what was erased, speak what was buried, and gather what the world tried to forget.Entry to The Crimson Room isn’t granted; it’s recognised.No sign-ups. No forms. Only the signal and the silence that follows. Some find answers. Some vanish into the archives and never find their way out.Either way, you’ve already crossed the line. Welcome to your initiation...
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