On the night of November 22, 1987, television viewers across Chicago witnessed something that shouldn't have been possible.

During two separate broadcasts, an unknown person wearing a Max Headroom mask suddenly hijacked local television signals and appeared on screen, delivering a bizarre stream of nonsense, strange jokes, and unsettling behavior before disappearing just as quickly as they arrived.

More than three decades later, nobody has ever been identified, arrested, or publicly connected to the intrusion.

In this episode, we dive into one of the strangest unsolved mysteries in broadcasting history, explore how the hijacking happened, examine the leading theories about who was responsible, and ask the question that still lingers today.. who was behind the mask?

🎧 Macabre Mondays is a true crime and paranormal podcast hosted by Alejandra and her husband Tom. Each week, storyteller and spooky enthusiast Ale unpacks some of the most haunting cases she’s researched, dragging her husband along for the ride, whether he’s ready for it or not. He’s hearing it all for the first time… just like you.

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