5 Creepiest Mysteries Ever That Were Finally Solved

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Written by: Juan

[dianeandrzejak]

I REALLY don’t think there should be any stigma’s on mental health anymore! I think EVERYONE of us go through things that we need help with. & there’s such a huge variety of “mental illness” & I respect the fact that people ARE trying to get help!!

[melissalove]

It’s so good to watch a video where missing people have been found alive & for the most part well !

[SeauxNOLALady]

The case of Rudolph Farias is the most heartbreaking story… His mother was clearly the driving force behind the hoax and she benefited from donations from the public. That’s definitely a crime that should be prosecuted. The loss of her older son is not an acceptable reason to make false claims of her son’s disappearance.

[kricket]

Thank you for bringing these older cases closure to the public. We probably wouldn't hear about them without people like you

[-MadSeason]

Biggest mystery of them all is how a teacher in this economy can afford a Lexus.

[theavandenberg]

I can't believe the mother from Rudolph is so far charged with nothing....that just seems...wrong

[mirnamisevic]

So nice to hear about happy ending stories! Thank you! 😊

[jakerittlinger]

Wait a minute... Michael and Michele decided to start a family together, and then they fell in love afterward? 1:04

[kiwiprouddavids]

My old man was in search and rescue in NZ for a while, one thing he and few others told me as a kid is that some people when they get lost in the bush they get hypothermia and become delusional and paranoid and will hide or run from those searching for also said at that point you start getting the illusion that your hot and you start taking off your clothes....my old man and his team found a guy one day after they'd be searching for a week for him, because they crossed a river and on the other side as they were drying out they found a pants leg that the lost guy had cut off and layed on a log like twenty minutes before the team crossed the river in the same spot, they could tell from how wet it was that he'd only just been there and by letting off a few shots and yelling and stuff they were able to find him, he was one of the lucky ones

[gonefishing]

Rudolph’s mum should be prosecuted . I hope at least she paid the money back to people. Gives truthful people a bad name 🙏🙏👵🇦🇺. Poor boy

[stanettiels]

9:24
Wait a minute. If Rudy was 17 in 2015 that means he was born near 1998. If his brother died in 2001 from a motorcycle accident (probably when in his mid to late teens at the earliest), that would have made Rudy 3 when his brother died. Considering the age gap and the fact he was only three, how could Rudy say he was best friends with his brother? At three, he probably wouldn’t even remember him.

[sunnyscott]

Interesting yes, but I think the "lost at sea" and "disappeared from your grandma's house" should fall into different categories.

[DEEPERSTATER]

So nice when good friends cant take the time to help a young woman get home and she disappears... I hope they feel properly guilty!!!

[martywilloughby]

You do great work, keep it coming ❤..

[Swnsasy]

Rudolph Farias, his brother died in a motorcycle accident in 2011, not 2001... The 17yr old was 13 at the time, not 3yrs old...

[uniqueunicorn]

Thanks for giving these people closure. Everyone needs and deserves it. All the missing people.😢

[strummercash]

I knew that was you, Ty!
I’m a sub on the true crime channel where you actually appear, but that voice was no mystery here, haha.

[antoniobrandao]

That last case seems like when Walter White was kidnapped by Tuco and had to make up an excuse to his family for his disappearance...

[joshkund]

So this is more like: cases where people didn't care about wasting people's time and resources.

[sullisen]

Wait so women going for long drives and/or staying away for a short while then being found unharmed are things considered creepy now?