The Radio Station That Predicted Death

 

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At exactly 1:13 AM, people across the city began hearing a radio station that officially did not exist. The broadcast had no music, no advertisements, and no host—only a calm voice reading names, addresses, and exact times. At first, listeners thought it was a prank, until the first person named was found dead exactly at the time announced. Police traced the signal, but every time they approached its source, the frequency disappeared. Over the next three nights, the voice predicted seven more deaths, all of which happened exactly as announced. Then a journalist recorded the broadcast and played it back to investigators. Hidden beneath the voice was another message repeating backwards: “We are not predicting them. We are choosing them.” The following night, the journalist's name was read on the radio. He locked himself inside his apartment and surrounded the building with police officers, but at 1:13 AM, every radio in the city suddenly switched on. The calm voice spoke one final sentence: “He was never supposed to hear the broadcast.” The journalist vanished from his locked apartment, and when police entered, his radio was still playing—but the station had begun reading a new list of names.