Send us a text Deep in Malaysia's tangled jungle stands what remains of a colonial nightmare—a mansion with 99 doors where boundaries between worlds have worn dangerously thin. This week, we explore the haunting legacy of Caledonia House, a monument to British imperialism that became something far more sinister. The story begins with land that was never empty. For over 40,000 years, indigenous peoples of the Malay Peninsula recognized the jungle as alive with spirits—guardians, tricksters, a...