Welcome to First Sleep Aid, where calm storytelling meets deep curiosity.In this episode, we explore the Spotlight Effect — the tendency to believe we’re being observed more closely than we actually are. From public embarrassment to quiet self-doubt, this episode reflects on perception, presence, and relief.✨ Subscribe to explore more true stories, told softly.

Tonight, we unfold the quiet horror behind a quiet life.When Manfred Seel died in 2014, no one suspected he might be a serial killer. But two years later, hidden evidence revealed a possible trail of violence, stretching back decades — brutal acts hidden in garages, alleys, and silence.There was no trial. No confession. Only traces of what he may have done — and of what justice sometimes cannot reach.–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––🎧 Sound credit:“Awe Struck June 17th 2021” by audiomirageLicensed under Attribution 4.0–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––✨ Subscribe to explore more true stories, told softly.🛌 Sleep well, stay curious.

After watching a football match in Paderborn, Frauke Liebs vanished. For a week, her phone sent strange texts and chilling calls — then fell silent. Months later, her body was found in a forest.We explore the timeline, theories, and one of Germany’s most haunting modern cases.