A property management firm’s internal memo has given us something rare and beautiful: a bureaucratic paper trail for a haunting, complete with a rider that one broker called ‘philosophically troubling.’

Following an incident at a West Virginia corporate retreat that HR has officially categorized as ‘ongoing,’ WTC presents the definitive field guide to distinguishing a seven-foot wool-covered cryptid from your colleagues before someone files a claim.

One Scottish bride’s journey from denial to grudging acceptance after every single photograph from her lakeside ceremony features what marine cryptozoologists are calling ‘an unmistakable and frankly rude intrusion’ in the background.

Three witnesses, one shared lease, and a growing number of unanswered questions about who keeps eating the leftovers.

Six traumatized witnesses, one unforgettable ride-share experience, and a star rating that simply cannot go low enough

WTC has confirmed at least ten reported incidents of overnight paranormal gear repair along the Pacific Crest Trail. The pixies have not responded to comment. The gear is holding up extremely well.

From strategic footprint ambiguity to what can only be described as active real-time self-blurring, the paranormal world’s most dedicated avoiders have put in the work. We see you. Sort of. That’s the whole problem.

A WTC investigation finds five verified cryptid habitats currently accepting bookings, rated an average 2.1 stars, mostly docked for ‘unusual odour’ and ‘host never visible but always present.’

A community etiquette guide for the suburban resident who is reasonably certain something is very wrong but would like to keep things civil until after the pot luck.

847 reports reviewed. Nine began at a Denny’s. The Grand Slam may be a door.