Elsewhere on the website investigating his disappearance is a collection of photographs from his seemingly abandoned room. There’s a collection of ESP cards (used to conduct psychic experiments) laid out on a table, a photo in a police evidence bag collected by one Matthew Barrie (James Matthew Barrie wrote Peter Pan), and a scrap of paper with the url strangesouthampton.club written on it. Again, this website is another rabbit warren. Alongside links to other sites detailing alien abductions (Ian has talked about sleep paralysis explaining tales of alien abduction and ghosts previously, and in another life Will started writing a musical about space. One of the songs became the chorus to ‘Astral Projection’), it looks at The Stranger (described as a ‘Black Mass’) and The Callous Heart from a less skeptical standpoint, as well as detailing a Stranger Walk around Southampton and photos of Will, Ian and Madeline (the girl from 'The Stranger' EP cover) taken on January 15th 2016. After leaving us for a few days to sit with this information, Creeper’s social media sites uploaded missing person posters for the band, explaining how they got lost en route to Southampton from Leeds while wearing “black and puple clothes” (that spelling mistake is deliberate, by the way). Next, on September 5th, came a game of hangman teasing “Soon, the search begins” (alongside the date October 2nd 2016, same as the voicemail) before kicking off the following day. “If you’re ready, it’s time to begin,” came the message alongside an address in Shirley (the site of the first sighting of The Stranger in 1850 as well as the starting point of The Southampton Stranger Walk) and a photo of a phone booth awaiting a call.