What is the creepiest missing person case in history?

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[subliminal-damage]

The one where OP addresses if the killer might be reading their post and asks for them to just tell them where her body is because they want her back made me sob unexpectedly. Dear god.

[Oddballkane]

The woman who claimed her child had been taken by a dingo. Everyone thought she had unalived her own kid and even spent time in prison for this. Then, a few years ago, a hunter found a dingo den, and near the den was some childens clothes that matched what the child had last been wearing. People take the mick now.

[wiggwigg]

I live half an hour from Delphi. The two girls killed were found and now years later they have someone in custody. We are all eagerly awaiting the trial to nail the SOB

[GiordanDiodato]

Timmothy Pitzen. Kid gets taken out of school by mom, doesn't tell dad, goes on the run, mom stops at hotel and unalives herself in bathroom with no kid and a note saying she is sorry for everything and kid will never be found

[steviebeevie]

6:13 the fact that this baby's backpack was found buried and wrapped in plastic makes me sick, its obvious someone did something to her bc items dont bury themselves

[bentonrp]

The first ones are of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon.

The creepiest one I ever heard of was one of a family who got a phone call from the University their daughter applied to.

She got accepted, and since she was a foreign enrolled student, the University had her chartered on a flight from the airport.

When she got to the airport, representatives were waiting there to escort her to the University. She went with them, thrilled to start her new life.

Weeks passed and the family she said bye to didn't hear from her. They contacted the University, who told the family she was never enrolled to attend there.

They never heard from her again. And that was that.

[lebitelexie]

About little Asha's story, I am 100% sure that someone was not honest with their side of the story. The story of shy, reclusive kid just deciding to go for a late night trip in conditions that would otherwise freak her out to the core? Naah. Someone in that story has dirt on them but they decided to cover it up. Its like some of those Missing 411 stories where kids went missing and the parents come up with stories like "Oh I only took my eyes off from him for a spare second" yeah no, guarantee that they forgot about the kid for solid minutes or more and come up with parts of the story that lifts any speck of possible blame from them.

[arashi]

The disappearance of Louis Le Prince. Believed to have shot the first ever film and is regarded as the father of cinematography. Disappeared after boarding a train in 1890 to return to Paris after visiting his brother in Dijon. He was apparently planning to return to the United States to rejoin his wife and children, publicly premiere his work and file for a copyright for it. He never arrived in Paris and was never seen again after boarding that train. One of the leading theories, and the one I personally believe in, is that Thomas Edison had him murdered to prevent him from patenting his technology first. Especially since Le Prince's eldest son, Adolph Le Prince, was found dead near Fire Island near New York in 1901, having testified as a witness in a case by the American Mutoscope Company which was seeking to annul Edison's patents claiming to have invented the first moving picture, using Le Prince's work as proof that this was not true. Adolph was found dead of a gunshot wound to the head. The 'official' verdict was he killed himself. I think Edison had him murdered as well. The man was well known to have hired thugs to harass and beat his competition and to file countless lawsuits to ruin them. I well believe he was capable of murder.

[kp]

Fetal kidnapping is surprisingly way more common than people think.

[lunariian]

I feel like burying Asha's backpack in two trash bags was an attempt to hide the scent from police dogs which makes me think foul play. Her story never made sense and bothered me until someone said it's much more likely that she never left her house and something happened there.

[stickman]

That story about the disappearing roommate almost sounds like a psychotic episode that resolved itself. The brain can do WILD things sometimes, and then just... be fine again. I saw a video recently of one guy who has schizophrenia and sees people when there isn't a person. So he got a service dog that greets people. And he'll point and the dog will bark if there's actually a person. And won't if not. So... there's just some guy in his kitchen. That he now knows isn't real. But his brain has put there.

[holahellomarhabahi]

51:30. I grew up in PA. I'll lay it out for you all. Jerry Sandusky was a *BELOVED*, we're talking hero-worship level, Pennsylvanians are obsessed with Penn State and Penn State football, coach. He'd been molesting and worse his players for years and the school and other coaches knew. They covered it up for years. It's actually very likely if the lawyer in that story was looking into Sandusky that he got in over his head and someone ended him, just to protect the p.o.s. kid diddling coach.

[Naomiistarr]

I hate the phrase “intimately abused”….imtimate is a positive word, it’s personal and not to be paired with something so tragic…

[Lst_Sensei]

The Ariel Castro kidnappings.

Three women go missing between 2002 and 2004 in Cleveland, Ohio.
In 2013, a man was walking through a residential area in cleveland, when a woman started shouting and pleadibg with him through the screen door of a home. he kicked the screen out of the door to free her, and her 6 year old daughter. after freed she called 911 and identified as one of the women who had been missing for 10 years.

Police went back to the home and searched it and after announcing themselves, the other two women who had been missing for 10 years came out of an upstairs bedroom.

Castro had kidnapped them and assaulted them for 10 years, the 6 year old was born while the women were in captivity, and another child was lost to a forced miscarriage due to abuse from castro

Castro was a schoolbus driver during the majority of the time these women were in captivity

[thomaspatnode]

The Long Island Serial Killer was caught, he was a c-suite officer who murked women while his wife was out of town.

[BoxOKittens]

As someone who knows several people who were killed, one being a family member, it makes me grateful in a strange way to know that they're dead. The not knowing would be unbearably worse.

[vermyfox]

Story 35, I remember this too. A ways back someone on reddit had been asking around and found an officer who recognized the case as one they worked. Apparently the kid was fine, and went missing for a while. The closet apparently had a loose panel going into the attic the kid was able to climb up to and access. He used it to get in the attic and later snuck out of the house to a friend's house where he was later found angry at his family but thankfully okay.

[christianallen]

The Delphi IN case has someone in custody that is accused of murdering the girls. It's still really wild and extremely creepy

[robertajill]

Story one…the most likely explanation for the random night photos of the wilderness found on the girls’ cameras is that they were using the flash to illuminate their surroundings. The only real mystery to the photos is WHY did they need to illuminate their surroundings? Were they travelling in the dark? Were they trying to frighten wild animals? Could have been for any number of reasons but we’ll never know.

[ionamerkin]

Story 38 sounds like the missing chick and her family got put into witness protection. I think it's the only thing that fits. The cops don't believe OP that roommate existed. Her stuff is missing, and too difficult to move out alone in that time period. No records of her at the school she had definitely been enrolled in. All the cell phones for her AND her family all being disconnected exactly when this happened. Even her insomnia fit with this theory, if something bad enough for witness protection happens, your sleep will probably suffer until you get safe, and it would be dangerous to tell your roommate the truth. That's all too much to be coincidence, and too far reaching to be anyone but the government. Chick got a new life and OP got a story to tell.