In 2014, a Reddit user going by the name of RBradbury1920 left a disturbing post on a subreddit titled r/legaladvice. The experience described in the post shocked the other members of the forum and revealed a potentially deadly oversight.

On the morning of April 15th, RBradbury awoke to find that not everything in his apartment was as it should be. A lone yellow post-it note sat on his desk, with a message scribbled on it in undecipherable writing. Unable to read the message, RBradbury figured he had tried to write a message to himself in a half-asleep state before going to bed. Unfortunately for him, this was just the beginning.

On April 19th, he discovered another Post-it note on the back of his desk chair, written in the same handwriting as the first. The message on this note was legible: "Make sure you save your documents." Seeing no signs of a break-in but afraid that his apartment was no longer safe, RBradbury set up a webcam to catch any movement.

His fear was stoked even more on April 28th when another post-it note was found, this one with a chilling statement: "Our landlord isn't letting me talk to you, but it's important that we do." He immediately checked the security camera footage, only to find that someone had erased the files from his computer.

On May 1st, the mystery reached a chilling peak; the doors in the apartment had all been marked with a single post-it note, and each one was completely blank...

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