Coming July 14
Introducing new drops, early access, and exclusives
For the summarized list of what you can expect, keep scrolling! We’re not here to waste your time—but we think you’ll wanna take it all in.
Monday, July 14th, we’re launching something new—Accounts Vary.
Accounts Vary produced by Bullshit Hunting
Each month, a four-part story where investigative tradecraft meets the uncanny. These stories are built around real investigative techniques, OSINT tools, public records, and sleuthing skills—twisted through the lens of psychological horror and campfire tales.
These aren’t true stories pulled from case files. But they could be. Because each begins where many real cases do: as fact loses its grip. A detail out of place, a version that doesn’t quite match, a record that shouldn’t exist.
Chapter One, written and narrated, drops free to all subscribers. The rest? That’s for those curious enough to follow. Upgrade your subscription to our paid tier to gain access to all future chapters and monthly stories.
For a sneak peek at Account One, find us at the end of this post.
Starting next week, paid subscribers will also get early access to our regular Wednesday posts. Free-tier subscribers will experience a brief pause in our posts on July 16th to accommodate our new rhythm.
In August, we’ll be giving paid subscribers an exclusive look behind the curtain at an upcoming project dropping this fall. Interviews, clips, and first looks at a story several years in the making.
Paid Subscribers can expect:
Accounts Vary premiering Monday, July 14th
One story a month, one chapter weekly
Our regular Wednesday post a week early
New Project™️ sneak peeks dropping in August
Free Subscribers can expect:
Accounts Vary premiering Monday, July 14th
One story a month, the first chapter for free
Our regular Wednesday posts on pause for July 16th
Then, business as usual
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your subscription, now’s a great time. If a paid subscription isn’t in the cards right now, we get it—being part of our community, reading, engaging, and spreading the word is real support, and we’re grateful. It’s how we keep Bullshit Hunting running, weird, and ad-free.
Accounts Vary: Account One - The Doorbell That Screams
Tess is content lurking in her local Neighbourly app, entertained by the familiar dramas of middle-class purgatory—missing recycling bins, suspicious dog poop, poor landscaping, the usual. But then something strange slips into the scroll. Ring cam videos, each one identical: a man standing on a porch, mouth frozen mid-scream, silent and motionless. Timestamped: 3:47 a.m. Then the videos vanish, along with the accounts that posted them. Tess can’t look away, but the deeper she digs, the more the screen starts to look back. And some doors, once knocked upon, can’t stay closed.
Thanks for being here.
Much love,
The crew at Bullshit Hunting