10 Strangest Historical Mysteries That Will Creep You Out

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Written by: Natasha

[CT-]

The cat lady disappeared on a property that was a elderly care home at the time. The men were all also living there during this period. The owners of the home have long been suspected of having been the cause of these people's disappearances.
Joan was a lovely lady and cared more for her kitties than herself. An we often saw her picking up cat food at IGA.
The documentary is worth a watch.

[somekindofbox]

You know, AES is not at all a mystery. It is very clear how it works. There are some possibilities to attack it, but they are not computationally feasible to pull off, because you need more memory than you have atoms in the universe. It has been in use since like 2000.

[palomag]

Do we need to blur children faces in art work?

[katieturner]

Maybe they should question Thomas Crown about the stolen painting 😊

[D_faul]

I will never understand why some art is so damn special

[brett]

The underground city sounds a lot like Vindalandia on Hadrians Wall in northern England. The Romans had central heat, rock cut buildings, waste plumbing, and many other things we don't associate with places that existed pre 1000 AD.

[Fayanora]

"Vital fluid" Took me a minute to figure out you meant "blood." Dude, you do videos about murders and attacks and stuff. Just say "blood." Don't censor yourself, you're just going to make your videos unwatchable if you do.

[takohamoolsen]

The terrific Ty Notts entertaining us again. Thanks for the uploads. We appreciate it.

[kevinwhelan]

The mystery of the Belgian cousins: bizarre blurring of children's faces in the use of AI illustrations and on the he same theme transforming two plain young women into Bogoue cover stars. Very mysterious...

[Fayanora]

Your information about AES encryption is missing one key fact: once quantum computers really get going, AES encryption will be obsolete because while it would take every standard computer in the world a million years to decrypt AES without the key, a quantum computer would be able to do it in a few days or even hours.

[Aaaaaa-uir]

Where can I find Joan Lawrence's poems and books?

[thestars]

My anger and frustration is slowly starting to melt away, No thanks to these videos. I got to realize how lucky I really am and be glad that I have what I have.

[shelbyhowe]

Scotland Yard actually knows who Jack the ripper was.

[atodamadre]

I'm glad a lot more of these channels are using AI photos and videos, especially the why files. Brings them more to life.

[trsalmon]

You mispronounce a lot of common names: Cairo, Constantinople, Hiroshima (in a different video)

[Lostandaloneintheworld]

I remember when this channel was actually good and interesting.

[jamesi]

The AI voice mispronunciations are so jarring

[kevinc]

Speaking of the first video I don’t know if this is true but before my grandmother died, she told one of my uncles we had a family member or someone in the family that supposedly murder someone in Portugal and was never caught. Again this is all speculation. I don’t know if this person was a distant relative on my grandmother’s or grandfathers side that she married. I remember joking by calling this person Jose the Ripper. I also remember my uncle telling me this person fled the country of Portugal.

[AlexMackenzie-nxqq]

Those are not 56 inch bicycle wheels they're 26 inch a common size now, 56" would be chest or shoulder height depending on the hight of the rider

[Gonzotron]

Why are you blurring the faces of drawings? This is just plain stupid. Our world is fucked and we did it to ourselves.