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The plot begins with the delivery of a mysterious object at Ray Menon's doorstep. As the enigma deepens, a shocking twist leads to Ray's disappearance.

Fort Serapong, one of four key fortifications on Sentosa Island, played a vital role in Singapore's southern coastal defense. Built between the 1870s and 1890s atop Mount Serapong, the island's highest point, it offered a strategic vantage for monitoring threats. Originally a swamp, the area was transformed into a military site, becoming crucial after the demolition of Fort Fullerton, Fort Palmer, and Fort Tanjong Katong. From the early 1900s to the 1930s, it saw heavy gun practices, with large red flags signaling exercises. Upgraded in the 1930s, Fort Serapong gained advanced weaponry and improved observation and coordination facilities. Today, it stands as a testament to Singapore's military history and Sentosa's strategic significance.

Amber Beacon Tower is rumored to have a spooky atmosphere at night. Let’s go back in time to when two masked men attacked a couple from behind. James Soh survived a stabbing to the back, but Kelly Tan, stabbed in the neck, did not. This gruesome murder remains unsolved. In Singapore, criminal cases, including murder, have no statute of limitations, and the police regularly review such cases for new clues.

In 2004, the tunnel at Nicoll Highway collapsed, marking the largest highway accident in Singapore's history. Four lives were lost, and one body was never recovered from the rubble.Twenty years later, we honor the heroism of the rescuers and victims of this devastating worksite disaster. It serves as a reminder of the importance of safety and emergency preparedness to ensure such tragedies remain part of our history, not our future.

Today’s Chinatown, a lively hub for tourists and locals, was once notorious for secret societies, illegal activities, and violence. This stands in stark contrast to its gentrified facades and restored shophouses.The Teochew-Hokkien Riots of 1854, involving clashes between secret societies, resulted in around 500 deaths and the destruction of 300 homes. In 1889, the British introduced the Societies Ordinance to abolish triad activity, leading to the decline of secret societies.

Now a trendy hotspot for youths, Kampong Glam was once scarred by the Maria Hertogh Riots of 1950. The Sultan Mosque, the riot’s center, saw rioters hiding within and a police van set ablaze. The riots resulted in 18 deaths and nearly 200 injuries.In response, significant changes were made to the police force, including the creation of multi-racial Reserve Units and a more efficient policing system with a network of control headquarters supported by 40 radio patrol cars.These events remind us to handle race and religion issues with sensitivity, especially in today’s world of pervasive internet and social media, where words and actions carry significant weight.

Every culture has their own set of superstitions. In this episode of Chatterbox, we bring together Singaporeans from all walks of life to discuss their culture’s unique superstitions to discover their similarities and differences. Exploring each culture’s beliefs allows us to better understand one another and invites us to be more culturally aware of certain beliefs and notions.

"ΖΩΗ (LIFE)" is a mind-bending mockumentary that blurs the line between reality and the supernatural. I wanted to create a film that keeps you guessing, much like those moments when you're not sure if you're awake or dreaming.We drew inspiration from Greek myths to explore life's mysteries. But don't worry, it's not a history lesson; it's a wild journey. You'll follow someone from Vietnam who stumbles upon a mysterious Malaysian underground film online."ΖΩΗ (LIFE)" is all about diving into a world where strange things happen, where you'll have questions without easy answers. It's a film that makes you think about the highs and lows of life and what it all means. So, get ready to be captivated by the unknown!

Eugene & Chris head down to the land of the dead tonight. Well, what used to be the land of the dead. Specifically, they visit the shrine of a heroic Javanese princess, Radin Mas Ayu. Featuring a special guest, the caretaker of the Makam, this episode highlights the history of Mount Faber, Telok Blangah and the stories that have carried their way from the past to the present.

Eugene & Jingwen go back in time to explore Chinese folklore at Haw Par Villa. Featuring the scenic dioramas of the famous Haw Par Villa, this episode takes us through the history of the space and the area surrounding it. Filled with stories about ancient Asian folklore and some more recent confessions about Pasir Panjang, this episode is all about the myths and legends surrounding Chinese heritage and our past.

Jonjon finds himself in another world after reading the book, AH.