AltMystery

AltMystery is a long-form publication about conspiracy theories and alternative narratives — confirmed and unconfirmed alike. We treat every theory as a hypothesis and every piece of evidence as a hypothesis too.

Every article carries an explicit truth label: Confirmed when the documents are on the table, Mystery for everything else. The article itself does the work of saying where, exactly, the case stands. Every factual claim is sourced. Articles open with a scene, not a summary.

We do not publish ethnic or religious conspiracy frames (Rothschild as ethnic conspiracy, "globalist" in the ethnic sense, ZOG, "great replacement"). Those are studied as hate-discourse, never transmitted as hypotheses.

How we make the site

AltMystery gathers and summarizes reporting that already exists. For each case we pull together the documented record, look for the angle that makes it worth reading, and lay out what is established next to what is still open — so the shape of the story is clear at a glance. Every factual claim links back to a primary or investigative source, so you can check the ground for yourself rather than take our word for it.

Archival images carry their source and license in the caption beneath them. Illustrations are used where archival material doesn't exist or can't be cleanly licensed; they are styled and captioned as documentary context, not as evidence. Where you need to know the difference, the caption tells you.

The Chart

The Chart is our running tally of where every case sits — a two-band graph of cases marked Confirmed against those still marked Mystery. It updates with the archive. Open The Chart →

More about how we work

• Editorial policy — truth labels, source standards, red lines.
• How we source — the hierarchy of evidence we use.
• Corrections — every correction, in date order.
• Editorial team — who we are, how to reach us.