DID THE DEMON OF CHAOS JUST APPEAR IN SEATTLE?

Three shots. Three shootings. Three deaths. And a number that keeps appearing where it shouldn’t.

When a young man was shot three times in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood, the details seemed disturbing enough on their own. But then the numbers begin to stack up: 3 bullets, a 21-year-old victim, 3rd Avenue, three separate shootings, and a violent weekend marked by an eerie repetition of the number three.

Is it simply coincidence—or is there something darker hiding in the pattern? In this episode, we follow the trail from a real Seattle shooting into the occult world of 333 and Choronzon—the so-called Demon of Dispersion. The deeper we go, the harder it becomes to ignore the question: Did we just witness an impossible coincidence… or something else?

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