I had the same problem last year with Bhut Jokhola's, they'd get up, then just croak. Everything else did fine. Had to re-plant with different seeds from the same supplier. I'd just plant more now and see what happens. The causes could be numerous...

Have you noticed any white mold or fungus present on the Bhut soil mix? Maybe damping off?

I've got seeds in the mail now.

No nothing. Same as ask my other plants. Ever thing looks fine

Pictures!!!!
What do they look like when they start dying?

I'm at work. No pics at the moment. They get a inch tall then the 2 leaves curl up and fall off

Just a quick guess, but I would try again with different soil and do not use any fertilizer until they start getting their first true leaves. I am thinking it is a soil or nutrient issue unless you are possibly over or under watering.
Bruce

I've seen something similar in a many-cell starter flat. Everything treated the same, some batches of seeds just do (or don't do) differently from others. I've been forced to conclude that it is due to old/weak seeds.

I'd try again in different soil, or same soil using generous hydrogen peroxide to keep down fungal growth just in case it is damping off. Then switch to a different batch of seeds if that doesn't work.

Good luck,

Dennis

I've got a fellow chilihead sending me some seeds now. This is saddening. Figures it would happen to my favorite pepper lol

I noticed with the chocolate Bhut and Trinidad Douglah, in my personal experience are not the strongest growers they seem like runts maybe it's genetics? The red ghost has never done me wrong and grow strong with no issues. I have a red ghost X white habanero that I crossed last season and those are some of my best looking plants. Though what you described happening to your chocolate ghost seems to be happening to two of my manzano, leaves are rolling up but not dry or crispy, I hope those don't fall over and die. I never water all on a routine as the soil dries differently depending on the location of the pot.