The Evident Conspiracy Files

Send us Fan Mail Ad-Free... No ancient hills tonight, no distant centuries. Tonight Grim takes you somewhere far more frightening: a pebble-dashed council house in north London, in nineteen seventy-seven. The kind of house your nan lived in. And for eighteen months, something was in there with the family. This is the Enfield Poltergeist — one of the most witnessed and best-documented hauntings in...

Send us Fan Mail Always AD-free... Last week, the cosy one — the sweets, the turnips, the dead nan in the yard. Tonight, Grim takes you somewhere much colder and much more real: a wet hill in Lancashire in 1612, to watch the state hang ten people for a crime that does not exist, well, not in this case. Because here's what nobody tells the children in the pointy hats: the witch was real. Not t...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to The Witching Season. For four Saturdays this October, Grim takes the reins of the show — and on the first night, he reveals what you're actually celebrating when you carve that pumpkin and knock on a stranger's door. You think Halloween is American. It isn't. You think it's about sweets. It isn't. You think it was invented to sell greetings card...

Send us Fan Mail Four Saturdays. Four true stories from the dark . Every one of them real — and so much worse for it. 🎃 Oct 10 — The true origins of Halloween 🔥 Oct 17 — The Pendle Witches 👁️ Oct 24 — The Enfield Poltergeist 💀 Oct 31 — The big one… and something no one's expecting. Grim's taking over the show for spooky season. Follow now so you don't miss a single night. The Evi...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE : Concerns a real 1948 unexplained death (a contested inquest finding; possible poisoning). Discusses suicide/poisoning as historical possibilities.  1st December 1948. Two men exercising racehorses on Somerton Beach, near Adelaide, find a well-dressed man dead against the sea wall — an unlit cigarette on his collar, as if he'd just stopped to watch the tide. No...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE: Concerns reported paranormal phenomena, a "werewolf"-like entity, and a genuine unsolved archaeological mystery. Atmospheric/spooky. Real named people are treated factually; where witnesses reported experiences, we say so as reports. Remember to hit follow , so you don't miss an episode.  Northumberland, 1971. Two brothers are digging in their back gar...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE : This episode contains graphic descriptions of serious illness, physical deterioration, and death, and strong language. It concerns the real, documented poisoning of the "Radium Girls" — young women knowingly harmed by their employers. We’ve given this episode an explicit rating. Told with respect for the women; Grim's anger and profanity are aimed squ...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE : This episode concerns the real 1900 disappearance of three lighthouse keepers. It separates the documented record from later folklore. Twenty miles off the north-west coast of Scotland, past the last of the Hebrides, three black rocks stick up out of one of the wildest seas on Earth. On the largest, Eilean Mòr, stood a brand-new lighthouse — and in December 1900, th...

Send us Fan Mail Picture a valley in North Wales. A chapel, a school, a post office, twelve farms, a graveyard with generations of the community's dead. A living, Welsh-speaking place. And far away, in a city, powerful men look at a map, draw a line, and decide it would make an excellent place to store water. Tonight, Mark and Grim go down — beneath the reservoirs of Britain, to the villages...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE: This episode concerns the 1996 murders of Julie Williams and Lollie Winans, and the history of violence and fear faced by LGB people. It is told with respect for the victims and their families and centres the documented record. The crime is discussed but not depicted graphically. Themes include homophobia, murder, and grief. A lesbian couple, murdered in a national p...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE: This episode is about real, documented solar geoengineering (solar radiation management) — the deliberate effort to cool the planet by reflecting sunlight. It deals in the public record and clearly separates what's documented from what's rumour. Living people are discussed on the basis of their documented public conduct only. There's a company. A real...

Send us Fan Mail 10 August 2019. Thirty-six days after his arrest on federal sex-trafficking charges — with no sweetheart deal this time, facing the rest of his life in prison, holding secrets that could bring down the most powerful people alive — Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell. Official ruling: suicide. And within minutes, half the planet said the same four words: Epstein didn't...

Send us Fan Mail CONTENT NOTE: Concerns Jeffrey Epstein, the abuse of women and girls, and the failure of institutions to stop it. Abuse is referenced, not depicted. Survivors are treated with respect. Part two of three. Part one followed the rise and ended on a question: why did so many of the most powerful people on earth want Jeffrey Epstein close? Tonight, Mark and Grim go looking for the answ...

Send us Fan Mail Every conspiracy has a beginning. This one begins with a question: how does a college dropout and former maths teacher from Brooklyn — with no obvious source of wealth — end up trusted by presidents, princes, billionaires and Nobel-calibre scientists, living in an embassy-sized townhouse with a private island, while leaving a money trail so thin that to this day no one can fully e...

Send us Fan Mail For seventy years, if you said "UFO" out loud, you were a punchline — a crank in a tinfoil hat photographing hubcaps. Then, quietly, the laughter stopped.  The Pentagon admitted its secret program. Decorated Navy pilots went on the record. And in 2026, the US government did the unthinkable: it opened a public database — PURSUE — and started dropping declassified files. V...

Send us Fan Mail There's a place in the high desert of Utah where the local people will tell you not to go. The Ute say it lies "in the path of the skinwalker" — and for generations they've been forbidden to set foot on it. To look at it in daylight, it's nothing. A cattle ranch. Big sky, red dirt, quiet. But this single patch of ground has produced more documented high st...

Send us Fan Mail The morning of the 18th of June 1982. A postal clerk crossing London's Blackfriars Bridge looks up into the scaffolding and sees a man hanging from an orange rope. Expensive grey suit. Watch stopped at ten to two. And in his pockets: nearly twelve pounds of broken bricks, fifteen thousand dollars in four currencies, and a passport in a false name. His name was Roberto Calvi —...

Send us Fan Mail The Alchemists — Gold, Fiat, and the Men Who Print Your Reality London, sixteen-something. A goldsmith stands in his strongroom and has a thought that will reshape the world: hardly anyone ever comes to collect their gold… so what if I wrote receipts for gold that isn't there, and lent them out at interest? That thought is the seed of every bank on Earth. And tonight, Mark an...

Send us Fan Mail There's a corridor in an old house where a woman in grey walks the same path every night — straight through a wall where a doorway used to be, two hundred years ago. She never sees you. She isn't trapped, or angry, or lost. She's more like a recording. An echo. And tonight, Mark and Grim ask whether that echo is evidence — a clue pointing at the biggest secret there...

Send us Fan Mail The morning of 28 November 1953. A scientist comes through a closed window thirteen floors up and falls to the New York pavement. His own government had secretly slipped LSD into his drink nine days earlier — and watched. They called it suicide. Forty years later, his family dug him up, and his bones told a different story. Tonight Mark and Grim open the one file that needs no exa...

Send us Fan Mail A royal balcony. A wave to the crowd. And for a single frame, a man at home swears the monarch's eyes weren't human. He rewinds it. Plays it again. And a thought takes hold he'll never shake: what if they aren't us?  Tonight Mark and Grim chase the most mocked — and somehow most immortal — conspiracy theory of the modern age: that the royal bloodlines aren&apos...

Send us Fan Mail Right now there's a document open on the UK government's website with a name so boring your eyes slide straight off it: "Watch this Space: A new strategic direction for UK media." That drowsiness you just felt? That's the weapon. Buried inside is a proposal to make social media platforms boost "trusted" news sources to the top of your feed — whic...

Send us Fan Mail A woman steps from a carriage toward a castle of hand-cut stone in the West Virginia hills. She's the very first patient admitted. The reason on her file? "Domestic troubles." The great doors close, the key turns, and the world forgets she ever existed. For a century we were told the asylums were full of the mad. But what if many of the people behind those walls wer...

Send us Fan Mail The Vanishing Frame - He invented the movies — years before Edison. Then he vanished off a sealed train, luggage and all, weeks before his big premiere. Suicide, or murder for the crown? The forgotten case of Louis Le Prince.  The 16th of September 1890. A Frenchman boards a direct express from Dijon to Paris with a case of documents that could make him one of the most famous men...

Send us Fan Mail Follow - smash that 5 star review , and enjoy. It's three in the morning, and an analyst is staring at a scan of something beneath the pyramids that shouldn't exist — her phone rings and a voice tells her to delete the file. Tonight Mark and Grim go digging. Straight down through four and a half thousand years of official history to ask one dangerous question: what if th...