25 Insane Mysteries Solved By Reddit

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Ever wondered how Reddit, the internet's favorite discussion platform, became a hub for solving some of the most mind-boggling mysteries? In this video, we delve into 25 insane mysteries cracked wide open by the sleuths of Reddit. From uncovering the identity of the enigmatic Grateful Doe to deciphering cryptic codes like Cicada 3301, get ready for a thrilling ride through the power of online collaboration and detective work. Join us as we unravel the secrets behind some of the most intriguing cases ever cracked by internet detectives!

Author: Jackson Oka
Music: Missing Persons - Jeremy Blake

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - The Grateful Doe
1:04 - Cicada 3301 Puzzle
1:57 - Webdriver Torso
2:31 - The bugged extension cord
3:04 - Nail through wood
3:46 - The Box of Crazy
4:26 - The Homeless Bifid Cipher
5:12 - The picture that broke Reddit
5:47 - 11B-X-1371
6:39 - The Old Tape — 9M9H9E9
7:31 - Sad Satan
8:27 - A $17 million murder
9:18 - Hotel ZaZa
10:07 - The hit and run
10:51 - Akron's Jane Doe
11:33 - Walter Scott and the Elusive Taser
12:17 - The mysterious Post-It Notes
13:13 - Stonehenge
13:45 - Reddit's Mystery Button
14:28 - Mount Chiliad
15:03 - Fuel cylinder found by a Reddit user
15:43 - The Shower Curtain Effect
16:21 - The Sea Door
16:53 - Trial Trenches
17:24 - The National Park Vandal

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[tophskiii]

“25 Insane Mysteries Solved By Reddit” second story is an unsolved mystery still to this day 😂

[MartyWiggins-xk]

I would like to solve Australia’s greatest mystery The MIssing Beaumont Children who went missing in 1966 from Glenelg Beach and were never seen again

[Miss_Lotus]

I was there for the whole grateful doe saga on reddit and it still brings tears to my eyes. Rest in peace with Jerry, Jason!

[kaybeeandj]

I need the Jonne Bennett Ransey case solved.
I dont think her parents/brother did it. BUT i think they know more than theyve said

[dvongrad]

Mike, what you pronounced as A S C 2 for ASCII at 13:33 is pronounced as ASS-KEY, an acronym for American Standard Code for Information Interchange, which is a character encoding standard for electronic communication. You can Google the acronym for more info. Using a desktop PC, you can hold down the ALT key and type 077 on the numeric keypad to get M onscreen. Then ALT 073 gets I, ALT 075 gets K, and ALT 069 gets E.

[lowelllipe]

The one mystery I'd like to solve is " Why did that chick get such weak sentence for her vandalizing idiocy?"

[HenrietteAndersen]

I would like the person(s) who scammed my grandmother out of over 2.000.000 kr (288.000 US dollars) to be caught and stopped… 🤬

AND the mystery of how to convince her they are scamming her 🤷‍♀️

[matthewdrummond]

Loved the video 😃 but the title isn't completely accurate. You talked about some that are unsolved

[tourmalino]

Aside from the unsolved mysteries in this list of solved mysteries, the shower one? That's silly, it's thermal dynamics. Ever had a hot shower? the curtain draws inwards, letting cool air in, had a cold shower? the curtain doesn't move.

[TheComedyGeek]

Um how did the squirrel thing nearly break Reddit?

[lynnl]

How can you call these solved when a lot of them don't have an answer? Click bait.

[jessgunn]

17 is like an art instalation. By the way the extension chord survalence was a second hand one purchased by the owners mom at a clearance sale from an office that was being shut down, the idea is that it was some sort of commercial espionage

[bloodfire]

I had a police investigator come to talk to me at work (I worked in parts at a car dealership) about a mirror cap that was found at a crime scene. It was a neat experience and I was able to show him the different models that looked the same and gave him information on where to look for the part number.
It was a neat experience, especially since I like true crime.

[serenapenner]

Dean Koontz uses 'Mystery Train' in a series he wrote with the main character Christopher Snow, commonly called the Moonlight Bay Trilogy, although it only has 2 books released to date. ( Fear Nothing, & Seize the Night)

[livingdead]

The mysterious post it note. The guy lived above a parking garage every night when everybody came home from work the carbon dioxide from the garage would built up in his apartment! Very scary!

[gerryvalaitis]

The shakespeare case was not solved by reddit. The killer made the mistake of sending a text from his phone to his mother. Doesn't sound like much, but he was illiterate. The reddit think was the final nail.

[SABOREAME]

⭐⭐⭐⭐ One mystery that I would like to solve is "What really came first the chicken or the egg"

[JUSTMEandSWEATER.]

I LOVE❤ MIKE AND THIS SHOW/SERIES
JUST SAYING

[TheComedyGeek]

The point of Cicada 3301 was to entertain and engage puzzle enthusiasts. And it worked on that level. Should have led to something cool though. Like money.

[robywar]

Even if Scott did grab the taser, Slager shot a man who was fleeing in the back. Still murder.