Late-night drives through the Kansas plains are supposed to be quiet—just open roads, cornfields, and stars. But when a solo traveler’s phone dies and time itself seems to freeze, an old FM radio becomes a gateway to something impossible. Tuning into 94.5 FM, they hear the voice of Ben Keller, a radio DJ who died in a fiery on-air accident back in 1998—trapped in the booth, headphones fused to his skull, yet still speaking calmly as flames consumed him.
Now, decades after the station was bulldozed, Ben is back on the air. And he’s not alone.
What starts as eerie static turns into a chilling whispering chorus, a presence in the backseat, and a road that bends into forgotten places. When the car rolls past a long-destroyed broadcast tower—still lit, still transmitting—the truth hits: some signals never go off the air.
This bone-chilling horror story blends Midwestern folklore, urban legend, and supernatural dread into a terrifying tale of isolation, death, and the afterlife’s static-laced frequency.
Perfect for fans of The NoSleep Podcast, local ghost stories, and realistic horror that feels just believable enough to keep you checking your rearview.
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