Ty Dalton Vaughn’s masterclass in self-incrimination proves that sometimes, the biggest crime is forgetting how the internet—and basic logic—works.

Comedic Creeps; Sarcastic Scares; Frivolous Frights; and Macabre Madness! Written by Weird Darkness host, Darren Marlar. #MindOfMarlar (aka Horror-ible Humor) is full of all things strange and macabre as you’d expect from the Weird Darkness podcast, but with an added twist of humor, satire, and absurdity.
Ty Dalton Vaughn’s masterclass in self-incrimination proves that sometimes, the biggest crime is forgetting how the internet—and basic logic—works.
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A fast-food stand encounter turns into a 35-year identity heist, complete with a doppelgänger, Kafkaesque legal chaos, and a con artist who faxes his way to infamy.
💀 In a shocking case of ‘how did he not notice that?’, a Vietnamese man partied so hard he accidentally turned his face into a utensil holder for three whole weeks!
In 1923, Frank Hayes made history in the most unusual way—winning a horse race while secretly dead in the saddle, turning a dream victory into a story both tragic and legendary.
💀 Declared dead and on his way to the cremation, an 80-year-old man in India hit the bump of a lifetime—literally—when a pothole jolted him back to life, proving that not all potholes are out to ruin your day!
💀 It turns out fear isn’t just good for our fight-or-flight survival—it’s actually good for you in other ways.
💀 Amethyst, a spiritual guidance counselor from the UK, made headlines when she shared her heart-tugging (and eyebrow-raising) romance with a ghost.
In a groundbreaking fusion of science and sheer absurdity, Dr. Kelly Lambert’s team accidentally launched a rodent racing revolution—proving that with the right motivation (ahem, Froot Loops), even rats can outmaneuver the average driver.
We all know ghosts stick around to haunt, but what if even they eventually… run out of afterlife to live?
He woke up feeling something crawl up his nose, shrugged it off, and went back to sleep—three days later, his breath was so bad even his dog avoided him.
Jesse Kipf thought he found the ultimate loophole to dodge his six-figure child support debt—declaring himself dead—but instead of disappearing, he landed himself in prison with an even bigger bill.
In 1994, Oakville, Washington, was hit with a bizarre mystery—gelatinous blobs rained from the sky, making people sick and sparking wild theories from biological warfare to extraterrestrial mischief.
If time travel is real, why haven’t we met any time travelers yet—unless, of course, they’re just way better at covering their tracks than we are at finding them!
When World War II spies brainstormed ways to defeat the enemy, they came up with ideas so bizarre—glowing foxes, hormone-laced food, and cat bombs—you’d think they were writing a slapstick comedy instead of a war plan.
When humanity takes to the stars, so will crime—so get ready for space pirates, zero-G crime scenes, and the inevitable rise of the galaxy’s first space lawyers!
When planning a funeral, you expect to invite family and friends—but when your mom insists on putting the Grim Reaper on the guest list…
Edward Mordrake had the ultimate case of being two-faced—literally—complete with a whispering, demonic second face that made his life (and bedtime) a total nightmare.