Hello, already welcome back to another brand new episode of Decoding the Unknown.

This is one of our more unusual episodes where one of my writers, in this case Kevin, has written

me it's basically like a game. Kevin has, I don't actually know how many stories it is today and some

of them Kevin has entirely made up some of them are true and I have to guess which ones are

which you don't have to do that but it will be more fun if you do it as well and at the end

we're gonna find out which ones were real and which ones for fake this is the third

episode in this sort of series the first one Kevin did I guessed every single one and Kevin totally beat Kevin.

I think there were five entries. I got five for five. In the second one Kevin beat me like three to two

because he got better at it and I get the feeling today I'm just going to get

destroyed because obviously Kevin is learning.

He's coming for you. Let's get into it. He's got me an intro video. We can watch

this together and then we'll play the game let's go The well of internet mysteries is running a little dry, but nothing is wetter than the city streets,

overfallen with the blood of 400,000 murders that take place worldwide every year.

That's over half a million gallons of delicious blood and I have built to the depths of those

angling pools to bring you five mysterious tales of murder and death.

It is your job to determine which of these mysteries are real, and

which were the brainchild of a would-be murderer, work dropping his ideas to see what would

be most successful. As you can see I've been keeping score and expect the

series to run at least as long as it takes for me to take the lead so I can retire

as champion. Also because there are so many murders every year, it's quite possible that one of the entries that I have declared to be a piece of fiction bears a resemblance to actual events to transpire that I am unaware of. If I declare a story to be fiction, but you know for real like

the incident is extremely similar. Be sure to get in the comments and let me know.

All right, so it's not internet mysteries, my bad.

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