"The Radish Man"
Through a series of chilling recordings, police reports, and lost audio logs -- sent anonymously to an Investigative Reporter -- "The Radish Man" unfolds as a found-footage horror mystery, documenting one man’s descent into madness as he fights to save his family from an unstoppable terror. But the deeper he digs, the more the truth becomes clear: no one escapes The Radish Man. No one ever has.
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"The Radish Man" created by Star Chaser Productions, written & directed by Matthew Ewald.
Produced by Karen Ewald, Shannon DeSalvo & Matthew Ewald.
For my wife. On this and every world.
© Star Chaser Productions | 2026
"The Radish Man"
The Radish Man -- TAPE 23
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Through a series of chilling recordings, police reports, and lost audio logs -- sent anonymously to an Investigative Reporter -- "The Radish Man" unfolds as a found-footage horror mystery, documenting one man’s descent into madness as he fights to save his family from an unstoppable terror. But the deeper he digs, the more the truth becomes clear: no one escapes The Radish Man. No one ever has.
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"The Radish Man" created by Star Chaser Productions, written & directed by Matthew Ewald.
Produced by Karen Ewald, Shannon DeSalvo & Matthew Ewald.
For my wife. On this and every world.
© Star Chaser Productions | 2026
This is James Collier with the Minneapolis Star Tribune. In our continued investigation into the tragic events surrounding the Adler family, we turn to those who lived closest to them. Their neighbors, who may have seen or heard more than they even realized. Today I'm speaking with Frank and Linda Myers, who lived next door to the Adlers for over a decade.
SPEAKER_01Mark was a good man, a family man. Those last few days, he he wasn't himself. You could see it in the way he carried himself. Jumpy, looking over his shoulder. Not to be dramatic, but it was like he was being hunted.
SPEAKER_02Did he ever mention what was bothering him?
SPEAKER_00Not at first. But we heard things. Strange noises at the night. Not just from their house, but from the yard. Like something moving under the soil. And then the screaming.
SPEAKER_02Screaming? From inside the house?
SPEAKER_00Well, argument is all.
SPEAKER_02Arguments.
SPEAKER_00You know, marital spats. You know, these young couples today, these millennials, they don't understand what makes a marriage work. And that's the key word, isn't it? Work. It takes hard work. It takes listening and time.
SPEAKER_01They weren't arguing. Wasn't marital spats. It was screaming.
SPEAKER_02Okay. I'll ask again. Was the screaming coming from inside the house?
SPEAKER_01No, from outside. We thought it was an animal at first, but then we heard his voice. Yelling for someone or something to leave his family alone. It was chilling.
SPEAKER_00Worst sound I've ever heard.
SPEAKER_02Did you ever see anything unusual?
SPEAKER_00One night, I looked out the window and I saw um footprints.
SPEAKER_01Footprints? Huge, muddy footprints leading from their house, but they weren't coming from the front door. They were coming from the ground. And they didn't look.
SPEAKER_00Frank.
SPEAKER_02Mr. Myers, they didn't look what?
SPEAKER_00Mr. Coyer, we couldn't tell what they looked like.
SPEAKER_01They didn't look human, Mr. Coyer. Did you call the police? We tried, but by the time they came, the footprints were gone, just disappeared.
SPEAKER_02Like they were never there. Frank and Linda Myers weren't the only ones who saw and heard strange things leading up to the fire. Others in town whispered about shadows that moved on their own, an unnatural presence lurking just beyond sight. Next, we turn to the fire chief, the last man to enter the Adler home before it was reduced to ashes.