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ABOUT LOOK AGAIN: UNEXPLAINED

Everybody has seen something they couldn’t explain.

Maybe it was something moving in the background of a video.

A strange figure in a photograph.

A sound nobody could identify.

Something in the sky.

Something in the woods.

Or an experience that still doesn’t make sense years later.

Look Again: Unexplained takes those moments and takes another look.

Our goal isn’t to tell you what you should believe.

It’s to examine what was actually captured, hear the story behind it, consider possible explanations, and determine what questions remain.

A SECOND LOOK AT THE UNEXPLAINED

Some cases may have a simple explanation.

Some may turn out to be mistakes, tricks of light, camera artifacts, animals, weather, or something else entirely.

Others may leave us with more questions than answers.

That’s okay.

Unexplained doesn’t automatically mean paranormal.

It simply means there’s something we haven’t adequately explained yet.

HOSTED BY STACY MOORE

Look Again: Unexplained is hosted by Stacy Moore, lead investigator of Phantom Shadow Chasers, a paranormal investigation project focused on real-world cases and evidence.

The show and Phantom Shadow Chasers are separate projects, but evidence submitted through Phantom Shadow Chasers may be considered for Look Again: Unexplained.

WHAT HAPPENS TO A SUBMISSION?

When you send us something, we’ll take a look.

Depending on the material, we may:

Review the evidence.
Examine the video, photograph, audio, or account you submitted.

Look for ordinary explanations.
Before calling something unexplained, we’ll consider the possibilities that can be reasonably identified.

Investigate further.
Some cases may warrant additional research or an actual investigation.

Feature it on the show.
Selected submissions may become part of a future episode.

Not every submission will be featured, and submitting evidence does not guarantee that it will appear on the show.

But every strange piece of evidence starts the same way:

Look again.