11 Most Disturbing Mysteries Solved Using Google Maps

From broad daylight murders to a river of blood, uncover the unsettling mysteries solved with the help of Google Maps! Join us in this episode as we explore how this simple tool has played a crucial role in unraveling some of the most mysterious crimes.

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[Sckojoc-wgly]

I swear this guy's team researches for 5 seconds on a random interesting topic and uploads literally right after the last upload. True respect to his team for animating this so fast

[martypowell]

As much as i have goten to like the animation, it would have been great to see the actual Google images in this video.

[morrigan]

I'm fascinated to learn that Google Maps discovered the wreckage of the Titanic in 2019. It does create a bit of a time paradox, though, since the wreckage of RMS Titanic was discovered in 1985 by a joint expedition undertaken by French and US oceanic institutions and funded by the US. But a time paradox is more likely than Infographics being a disreputable content mill, right?

[Morpheux]

4:30 Lago Vermelho literally means "Red Lake"

[DFWdarin]

I'm pretty sure the red lake water is caused by a mineral deposit. This has happened in other places where mass amounts of minerals wash off into the lake and cause to change colors for a small period of time.

[ArchDudeify]

So the guy in the car in the lake
Doesn't seem to have anything to do with Google maps

[BodhiCalypso]

The info on Titanic was filled with inaccuracies. Kind makes everything else seem a little sus.

[jonathankerr]

Titanic wreck was found in 1985! I don’t know what you think your talking about. Ridiculous

[DavidChamalamadingdong-tuwi]

Rose are red
My name is not dave
Im very bad at poems
Microwave

[RNDLL]

Great---now I'm gonna be combing over Google Maps all the time.

Thanks a bunch.

[suzukablade]

Great...now if only Google maps could find Jimmy Hoffa.😹

[awoodward]

24:25 "the largest man made ship ever Modern cruise ships are, on average, 20% longer than the Titanic and twice as high. It "was" the biggest at the time, but it wasn't the biggest ever built.

The wreck of RMS Titanic lies at a depth of about 3, 800 metres. This would be too deep to spot from the surface by any optic method. Where were those Google cameras that claimed to spot the Titanic? When did Google maps start mapping the Atlantic Ocean?

[strodey]

Did they really just say the Titanic was found via google maps in 2019, when it was actually found by Robert Ballard in 1985?

[blue.berry.]

The name of our country is “the Netherlands”, not “Holland”. And Almere is not even in the 2 provinces of Holland. We also do not have any mountains in the Netherlands.

[jrockj]

My 7 year old nephew inteoduced me to this a few years ago, now... Its my #1 subscribed and most watched channel. Educational AND entertaining is hard to do, but they smash it EVERY video!!!

[Wolfenacht]

The titanic confuses me. If it cannot be seen with the eye using satellite, then how did they actually pinpoint the titanic with the satellite? O.o

[jaquigreenlees]

The Titanic is not the largest ship ever built, every modern cruise ship is far larger.

[awoodward]

07:50 I thought that Google street view blurred out people's faces? There had been to many cases of there being pictures of "customers" walking out of "massage parlours" ("Hey look, isn't that your husband tucking in his shirt?")

[SeahawkGaming-xpbl]

Titanic is not the largest man made moving object, that position is of the Seawise Giant

[batprime]

Google maps street view used to have pictures of me and my family carrying groceries into our house