Buzzfeed Unsolved Cases That Are Now Solved

With so many Buzzfeed unsolved cases, some of them were bound to get solved eventually. This video will cover 5 Ryan and Shane Buzzfeed Unsolved cases which have since either been fully or significantly solved.

This is, Buzzfeed Unsolved Cases That Are Now Solved.

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[TheArtOfMind]

The fact that a Buzzfeed writer found the treasure because of that episode is actually insane.

[AdamKlownzinger]

Ryan did a legitimately good job on the treasure hunt. He even narrowed it down to two states and just so happened to pick the wrong one.

[Lea-is-sleeping]

The best part about the Somerton Man/Charles Webb story, that you didn't mention, was the love story between Professor Derek Abbott (who was searching for the answer to Charles Webb's identity) and Rachel Egan, who was originally suspected of being the Somerton Man's daughter. The two met while Abbott was researching the case, tried to match Rachel's DNA to the Somerton Man and the two slowly fell in love. In the end, Rachel's DNA didn't match, but even despite that, the two had found each other, married and now have three children together 💜

[TheBread__]

The fact that the boy in the box case had been semi-solved after over HALF A CENTURY is absolutely incredible.

[ghstassassin]

Ryan and Shane are living legends, their ghost hunts and unsolved crimes/mysteries are the legendary, nothing too crazy and they provide source for their information.
They made stuff that you can rewatch every year, they're amazing, no doubting that.

[sammichaelis]

The fact that the lady of the dunes was identified via her son’s DNA test is depressing as hell. Imagine having your mother randomly disappear and your father never talking about her again. You just think she abandoned your family, not knowing what happened to her.

I hope the guy has some peace knowing where his mom went, even if they’ll never truly know what happened.

[DryRevamp]

Ryan and Shane are literally the two People who carried Buzzfeed. Ryan Narrating and Shane just saying quips is iconic to anyone who has watched Their Unsolved series and it literally makes you rewatch it again. Sad that the two won’t be doing it anymore

[sponsoredbyraidshadowlegen]

I'd really like to know how Ryan feels about him picking the wrong side of the coin on the treasure hunt.

[EPICFAILKING]

I feel so bad for the guy who did the ancestry test to find his biological mother, only to learn she had been brutally murdered years ago. And she had in fact attempted to reach him in 1972, but he was in hospital for 18 days recovering from an overdose. At 64 he learned all of this, poor guy, and he was expecting good news when people got in contact with him regarding his DNA.

[Latino_Burrito]

To me what’s crazy about people who die, like the boy and the box and the girl on the dunes, is that people never gave up to solve the mystery. Bless those people who didn’t give up, kept going back to those mysterious cases and worked hard to find an answer

[lotpotflop]

One day I would love to see Ryan and Shane come back and talk about the solved cases. It’s important to recognize the light that they had brought to these cases

[looselytelling]

Being a 'doe' is terrifying to me and I have deep sympathy for all of the 'doe's' whose entire identity and history have been lost

[maxlynn]

Amelia Earheart is such a legend, it kills me to think she successfully crash landed that plane to later die on the island. RIP Amelia

[comeflynextome]

The Somerton/"Tamam Shud" Man case always bothered me since it was widely believed he took his own life, especially since nobody knew who he was let alone claimed his body. Knowing now that Mr. Webb almost certainly did take his life after years of loneliness just breaks my heart even more. Like with little baby Joseph though, at least he can now have a name on his gravestone. I hope he's at peace now and free of the anguish he suffered here on Earth. Poor fellow.

[FerociousMit]

The boy in the box was so sad. I'm glad he was finally identified, I just wish we knew why it had to happen.

[JewelxxetPierre]

It’s insane to me how even after several decades, cold cases can suddenly be solved by strangers with a passion to figure out the truth, it’s incredible and admirable what they do. There really is a strong chance in figuring out long forgotten things so long as you have enough hope and determination.

[AWildCooki]

I remember watching these videos when they first came out, it is so wild to be along to see them become solved.
I miss the old days of Ryan and Shane too.

[sinoroman]

Sunny's transition from one story to another is basically "this is nothing compared to"

[currystain]

it’s a shame this series ended because i feel like they were the catalyst to these mysteries getting solved

[Warmaster_]

Those were some pretty decent years of Buzzfeed, thanks for covering this Sunny.