Terrifying Unsolved Mysteries FINALLY Answered And Other Insane Mysteries (Compilation)

00:00 Terrifying Unsolved Mysteries FINALLY Answered
20:55 Scientist Solves the Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle
31:30 How Did A Whole Village Disappear? (The Lost Colony of Roanoke Mystery)
41:07 The Mystery Behind Devil's Bible
47:01 Malaysian Air Mystery, What We Now Know About Missing Flight MH370
58:18 The Scary Mystery Behind The Denver Airport
01:04:14 What Actually Happens in the Bermuda Triangle - Mystery Revealed
01:11:20 Scientists Finally Crack Stonehenge Mystery
01:19:08 What Made Hikers Take Clothes Off In Below Freezing Temps? (The Dyatlov Pass Mystery)
01:33:39 Is Dyatlov Pass Mystery Finally Solved
01:44:57 Scientists Finally Know Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others - Mystery Revealed
01:54:08 Missing People Mystery - Why Haven't They Been Found?
02:07:00 Can You Really Order A Mystery Box from The Dark Web?
02:15:17 Mystery Man Stuck In Prison For Refusing To Reveal His Identity
02:21:13 Scientists Finally Solve the Oldest Murder Mystery
02:30:16 Cicada 3301 Super Puzzle - Internet's Biggest Mystery
02:40:25 The Insane Mystery Surrounding JFK's Missing Brain
02:48:02 The Sun Vanished - Terrifying Twitter Mystery Explained
02:59:02 Mystery Space Events That Astronomers Can’t Explain
03:10:21 Mystery of Room 1046 (The Unsolved Murder Room)
03:20:25 Billionaire Murder MYSTERY - Why Has The Killer Not Been Found?
03:31:43 Human Arm Found Inside Shark Leads To Bizarre Murder Mystery

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[Sam-ndus]

As somebody who has passed through the Bermuda triangle several times I can safely say that I have only been abducted once.

[ms.ashley]

This is a great video, but I recommend adding transitions between one point and the next. Some of the stories flow into each other, and I couldn’t tell when a new one was starting.

[dontsqueakthecat]

Hi, hearing impaired person here. Really like your content. Although it was hard for me to hear part of it. The background music steps itself up in places, like the Bermuda Triangle segment, pushing the narrative under it and making it hard for peeps like me to understand.
I just wanted to let you know in hopes you will consider it in future vids. Thanks.

[joshuarogue]

Hmmmm gotta watch out for those avalanches that leaves tents standing while stripping tree branches, and then ripping out tongues and eyes.

[Scatman]

Dyatlov pass incident was definitely not an avalanche

[nathanb]

I remember my cousins trying to scare me about the night stalker. Turns out he lived right down the street from me.

[Robert-ulcf]

What people don't understand about the Denver International Airport is that it is an international port of entry. Customs takes up a very large chunk of the land off tarmac. When I was in the Army, I had to deal with equipment coming through there. It's not like I had some secret access or anything, but what I saw was the same stuff I saw at other ports of entry.

[cjbevilacqua]

200 million light years away means the light we are seeing is 200 million years old. Radio waves haven't reached it because it happened a long time ago!

[ValgniTehki]

Dyatlov bypass was no chance a avalanche. Avalanches take half of your clothes, rip your tounge out, pull your eyeballs out etc etc. They were experienced in what they were doing.

[i_Tagg]

I hate when avalanches just take your eyes and tongue. It's why they scare me.

[nddave]

The best explanation for the D.pass that ive heard was that the Russians were doing some weapons experiments and the hikers were in the wrong place at the wrong time. There was a secret weapons research and development base near by and there are certain types of compression bombs that can cause most of the symptoms the hikers experienced. The Russian government was never going to admit they accidentally killed a group of there own researchers especially during the cold War. The one hiker who survived, Yuri Yudin, had always claimed that he thought they accidentally stumbled upon military exercises and that there was no way his team would camp in a spot to get hit by an avalanche. As for the missing eyes and tungs chances are animals. I'm sorry it's not a more exciting conclusion but if you do your own, unbiased research, it really does make the most sense.

[budderswag]

When he said the zodiac killer I never payed attention harder in my life cause I was gonna feel hella played if I missed that the identity was found it’s litteratly the only case in us history of a serial killer getting away without a trace while simultaneously having communication with authorities

[Mom.]

Posted just in time to give me the motivation I need to finish wrapping gifts. Merry Christmas 🎄

[johnsiragusa]

You need to see the pictures from the mountain of death. The natives warned them a Menk was making animals disappear. The found one note in the cut tent. It said, *The Snowman Exists!" There were very experienced hikers. IDK about you but I wouldn't hike on the The Mountain of Death or swim in the lake that everyone drowns. Just saying, places get these names for a reason.

[nathanlynch]

Merry Christmas infographics show team.

[Nuklz]

I really enjoy your videos. Especially this one and the one about McNasty. You tell the story we'll, you don't leave out a lot of important stuff and you have a good sense of humor. Have you ever thought about doing a short series of ancient battles? Anyways, well done and thank you.😊

[randomflagg]

The Infinity Gauntlet explanation sounds the most credible if you ask

[davidtaylor]

great vid, enjoyed all but background music,

[jackg]

Research and theories suggest that the lost colony joined with what is now the federally unrecognized Lumbee tribe who are now mostly located in the Lumber river basin of central southern NC.

[pembrokelove]

The Somerton Man case could have been solved decades ago if the woman to whom the book belonged had just been honest. They found her years ago, and she told investigators she had never seen the man. When they were made able to run his DNA… it traces back to the descendants of that very woman. She had not wished to admit that she’d had a child out of wedlock with him.

It is so sad. It was such a different time, I know, but it’s still sad that she was so afraid of damaging her reputation that she allowed him to remain unidentified for decades while his family had no closure.

Of course, I also do not discount the possibility that the act that created said child may have been traumatic in some way, though the protection of her good name is the more likely scenario. I just wish we knew.