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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2026 · 6 MIN

Case #13: The Delayed Reflection

from The Un-Detective Agency

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In the dim twilight of Practice Room 4, Leo waves at the old full-length mirror... but his reflection lags a fraction of a second behind his actual body. 🪞👁️ Is an interdimensional imposter living inside the mirror matrix and struggling to keep up? Or are Leo and Luna dealing with a tricky mind-bending optical illusion? Join tactical investigator Leo and analytical analyst Luna as The Un-Detective Agency uses high-speed cameras and density scanners to solve a spooky twilight mystery. No case too small. No cause too absurd. 📁 Case File Metadata: Status: Solved & Classified Transcribed By: Agent 0 Threat Level: High (Trust Nothing You See in the Dark) Show Notes & Timestamps 00:00 – Top-Secret Transmission from Agent 0 00:30 – Act 1: The Lagging Reflection in Practice Room 4 01:35 – Act 2: Interrogating the Heavy Glass Frame 02:40 – Act 3: Dual-Pane Glass & Retinal Processing Lag 03:45 – Act 4: Case File Closed & Teaser for Case #09-4! Have your eyes ever played a trick on you in a dark or dimly lit room? What’s the spookiest visual illusion you’ve ever noticed? Drop a comment or message Agent 0!

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