Forgotten Creatures

By: Dark Nymph Productions
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  • Summary

  • Horror Anthology. Detective May Adamos has just been transferred to the police precinct in Ojai, Ca to digitizes case files from the long closed down department of investigations.Each case seem to point to an unexplained figure or event, that have May Adamos questioning the sanity of the previous investigator. The more she explores, the more she realizes the cases are related to each other, for certain people and paces keep creeping up. The more she delves the more she feels that she is being watched. All is not what it seems in this police precinct.
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Episodes
  • Episod 14 The Sound of Death

    Episod 14 The Sound of Death
    Jul 19 2024

    Detective May Adamos reviews the case of multiple deaths linked to a band whose music allegedly caused them to dance themselves to their deaths.

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    5 mins
  • Episode 13 In the Land of Books

    Episode 13 In the Land of Books
    Jul 12 2024

    Detective May Adamos investigates the missing person case of a man who claims he went inside a tent in a homeless encampment and came out in another place entirely, far away from his town.

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    11 mins
  • Episode 12 The Farm

    Episode 12 The Farm
    Nov 2 2022

    Detective May Adamos reviews the case of a convicted kidnapper who claims he was trying to save the people he kidnapped. The case brings us back to the town of Calico where more is unearthed from the mentioned farm and its inhabitants.

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    30 mins

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