Weirdest Unsolved Mysteries

Today we bring you the most chilling unsolved mysteries that still baffle criminal investigators. How can these mysterious crimes still remain unsolved after all this time? You will have to watch this frightening new video where we bring you some terrifying stories that will make your skin crawl! Watch right now!

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[noaharchibald]

Love this infografic guy can’t stop watching these vids

[kingjaries]

"Hey isn't that the bridge that all dogs attempt to jump from?"
Let's go walk our dog by it.

[Newdivide]

The two men at the beginning of the video were reexamined after their parent's order another autopsy. It turns out, the two guys were already dead by the time the train hit them

[toddlevine]

Why would anyone still be walking their dog on the Overtoun Bridge given it’s horrible reputation?!?

[SpaceCowGirl-uroq]

Me: I hope that dog one isn’t on here. I hate that one.
SON OF A-

[johnsimley]

Why not put up safety netting as they have at highrise construction sites? The first dog to jump and is rescued can be studied.

[crub]

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[Omar-cwgg]

These transitions between stories are so smooth

[juliasvetlana]

What I remember from the documentary about Elisa Lam, the manager said the tank was NOT locked. Also she had mental problems and didn’t take her medicin. I don’t think it’s wierd anymore. She had a mental fit and thought someone chased her. She tried to hide in the tank, but the water was being used, so it sank and she couldn’t get up. They locked them after the accident.

[scottydee]

For the Elisa Lam at the Cecil Hotel, the maintenance worker who first discovered her body in the tank said the lid was off and not locked when he found it. It was ultimately an accident.

[LuckyWindFan]

Someone investigated the Overtoun Bridge in Scotland, and made a documentary about why the dogs started suddenly jumping down from it.

It has less to do with the devil calling to them and more to do with the fact that they sense the scent of an animal called "mink".

The jumping down started when the mink was first introduced to the area that is near the Overtoun Bridge. It has such a strong scent that it literally makes the dogs want to hunt it down, and since they cannot see how high the bridge is, they just jump off of it (the guy who did the documentary also claimed that the second reason dog jump off the bridge was because of their limited view of it, seeing only its wall and not what is beyond it).

Source: National Geographic Documentary.

P. S. Before you go off on me, I love watching these videos.
I just thought someone else may benefit from what I know.

[samidtaek_]

No one:
Infographics Show: *illustrate two dead bodies smiling

[lautaroaguilar]

The dog case is exactly like the dog cases in Rosario, Argentina ; it was proven to be sounds that bounced of near by rocks and structures and would make a whistle sound only heard by dogs.

[Aleksssssssss]

Imagine drinking the water from where the corpse was in🤮

[soyburglar]

As of the last couple of months, the Dyatlov Pass incident has been ruled as “solved”. Apparently, officials did a “from the ground up” reinvestigation of the area and all the factors involved. And it was discovered that in order to escape the high winds, the students built their tent underneath a massive snow wall. When that wall collapsed, it caused them to panic and it all went downhill from there.

[gizmoortiz]

The Soviet collage students case was solved they dug up snow on a incline to set up camp. Normally something that would help them against the snow caused their death. A snow storm hit the location where they set up camp and built up 3-4 feet of snow next to the tent. The snow piled up through the storm and eventually collapsed over the tent injuring most of the students even breaking bones and causing head drama. The students thought it was a avalanche so they cut the tent from the inside and ran down to the woods down below. Because they thought it was a avalanche they left all their snow gear that would protect them against the extremely freezing environment running down barefoot and even with out cloths. They tried setting up a fire next to a tree were pieces of clothing and flesh as well as broken branches were located. Two bodies were found burnt by the fire possibly because of hyperthermia the students either fell in to the fire or got too close to try and stay warm. The pieces of clothing and flesh on the tree were explained by one of the students had climbed up to get dry branches for the fire. The remaining students split up, three tried to go back to the tent to gather their equipment after they realize it wasn’t avalanche. Unfortunately due to hyperthermia and the darkness of the night they never made it and died less than 100 feet from the tent, the last four remaining survivors cut the clothing off of the ones that died by the fire went about 200 feet down the hill and tried to make a igloo unfortunately they had dug too deep and a unfrozen river was below them they had fell about 14 feet into the river breaking even more bones and snow had compiled above them when the search rescuers finally found all the bodies they have come to the conclusion that the missing flesh or body parts were due to scavengers such as wolfs finding them first. Only in the 2000s was the case solved unfortunately none of the college students survived but there was a reasonable explanation to all the deaths. There was even radioactive on their clothes but scientists concluded while looking at the background of the students that two of them lived in a radioactive area after a factory had exploded and a few other students had helped clean up radioactive waste explaining why some of their clothes were radioactive. I watched a YouTube video about it earlier and this is the only reasonable explanation on to why the college students died. For the longest time many had thought it was foul play a yeti or even wrongdoing of the Soviet government. I recommend you look up this story because it is very interesting.

[ashleighisabella]

I’ve been binge watching your channel for the past 3 days 😩still so much I need to watch

[hyperion]

You know the thing I find scariest in this world? The ocean. It's estimated that we have only discovered like, 1 percent of the creatures in the ocean. It's just terrifying.

[perrytheplatypus]

5:20 when you get hypothermia you’re body warms all the way up like super hot and it makes the victims take of their clothes

[scoliasma]

Detective: They can’t disappear into the air
Me: welcome to the foundation boi!!