The following clips are raw footage excerpts from Alex Kralie.
A college friend of mine.

In 2006, Alex was in the process of shooting his student film, entitled Marble Hornets.

Over the three months that this took place, his film crew complained of his increasing levels of stress and irritability.

Near the end of shooting, Alex halted production indefinitely and dropped the unfinished project.

He told a friend of mine that it was due to the "unworkable conditions" on his set, which was less that a mile away from his house.

This friend asked what he planned to do with the countless number of tapes he had filled.

"Burn them."

Being a film student himself, Jay hated to see all of his work go to waste.

And after some coercing Alex agreed to give them to Jay.

Under the condition that he never mention it to him again.

Soon after, Alex transferred to another school and he hadn't seen him since.

At the time, he was too unnerved to look through the tapes, and eventually forgot about them.

A few years ago he found them filed away in the back of his closet.

After three years and zero contact with Alex, Jay decided to look through them.

All the tapes were unnumbered and missing timestamps. Other than taking place in the summer of 2006, it was impossible to determine the exact order or date of each.

If he found anything in any of them, he would upload it to this channel to keep as a permanent record.

But after that, he had learned that he made a mistake.

He found me soon after. I worked with Alex during the filming of Marble Hornets.

He interviewed me, and I told him of Alex's behavior.

He later found Alex, but he wasn't the same.

He was getting crazier by the day.

Years later, he moved into my attic. By this time, I had grown attached to Jay. We were together so much.

But then, things happened that I never wanted to happen.

Alex shot and killed Jay.

After that, things started to go downhill.

I had killed Brian, not knowing that it was him because of the hood that he frequently wore.

I killed Alex, as well. His last words unnerved me. I hated to admit it, but he was right.

I had to kill the infected, then kill myself.

So, that's what I'm going to do. It's been a year since Alex spoke those words to me.

This disease won't go away, it never will.

These are my last words. After I'm sure that this video is uploaded, I'm going to kill myself.

If you see or know Jessica, tell her that I'm sorry.

Goodbye.