Weird Mysteries #11

In "Voodoo Dolls," a wife confronts her husband’s growing obsession with the black arts when he uses Voodoo dolls to kill her father and their family dog. As her fear turns to resolve, she prepares to strike back—before his dark rituals consume them both.

In "Live with a Man," a woman with a chilling pattern of marrying and murdering men for their wealth finds herself cornered by the law. To escape execution, she makes a terrifying pact with the devil, who offers her freedom in exchange for marrying a man he selects—only to reveal the groom is none other than Jack the Ripper.

In "Life Insurance," a desperate man named Casper answers a chilling ad for Obelisk Life Insurance, lured by the promise of immortality. What begins as a thrilling escape from mortality quickly spirals into a nightmarish existence when a car accident leaves him alive but trapped in a ruined body—forever aware, forever suffering, and utterly unable to die.

In the eerie depths of a forgotten fun house at an amusement park, a young couple stumbles into a maze that defies time and reason. Years pass as they wander, encountering others trapped in the same endless loop, all searching for a single door that might lead to freedom. The story’s chilling premise lingers long after the final page—what lies beyond that door, and why does it feel so familiar?

In "Cremation," an old man, aware his nephew is plotting to poison him for his gold, takes a chillingly precise revenge. With the help of his loyal servant, he has his wealth melted down and infused with a radioactive solution, then used to embalm his body before cremation. The resulting ashes, sealed in a gold urn, are given to the nephew with a simple instruction: run his fingers through them. The story builds a slow, unsettling dread as the nephew follows the directive—only to realize too late the horrifying truth hidden in the ashes.