Creepy Unsolved Deaths That Remain a Mystery

From a woman who was killed on an empty train to a deadly illness that defies diagnosis. Check out today's mysterious video and discover the most shocking unexplained deaths of all time. Who knows, you might be solving one of the shocking deaths that make no sense to anyone else!

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[telengardforever]

The Elisa Lam story is the by far the creepiest. So many videos of her before she died were available on youtube. Also, I can't help but think her death spurred the entire "American Horror Story: Hotel" season. It's also gut churning to think that people were brushing their teeth, having drinks, and taking showers in the water that held her decomposing body.

[SMATempest]

Tbh the only reason I clicked on this video was because of the thumbnail. 😂

[derekbootle]

Alexander the Great died of appendicitis. He was given opuim for pain and died of sepsis. I was there.

[redenmarcastaneda]

Woah, whats up with that thumbnail? 🤨💀

[Tostilocos.]

Came straight to the comments with a thumbnail like that 💀

[ThrillSeeker]

"Why must the good die young?!"

"Well, mainly because I get confused."

[oldbean]

I’m not sure if I like what that thumbnail is implying

[coconutsnackies]

JonBenet Ramsey’s death always haunts me to this day, and I don’t know why…

[sherlockwatson]

I’ve had Guillain-Barre and it is no effing joke. I could barely breathe - I couldn’t eat or drink - and I was paralyzed from the waste down until I reached the hospital. I had to relearn to walk again. I was 25. It’s been 4 years and I’ve still not fully recovered and I doubt I will ever recover fully

[brandtaron]

The Dyatlov pass deaths were already solved. It was a radioactive yeti with a heatgun.

[browndd]

I think Elisa Lam was murdered. I also believe she may have been experiencing a mental health crisis at the time of her death. But there are a few facts surrounding her death that lead me to suspect foul play. For starters, the door allowing access to the roof was both locked and sounded an alarm when opened. Yet Elisa did not have a key, nor did any guests or staff report hearing any alarms sounding the night she died. Secondly and perhaps most tellingly from what I understand about the construction of the water tank, her remains were discovered in. It would have been physically impossible for her to have closed the lid of the tank herself while treading water inside the tank. And yet, when she was found, the lid was closed. How does that happen? If she could not close the lid herself, then that means someone else would have to have closed it, which means there was someone else present when she was put in the water tank.

[Moldbrick]

You gotta chill with the thumbnail bro you got me acting unwise

[chadcrum]

This is the best show! Thank you and the people that do the graphics! Knowledge is power.

[joshjones]

Walkens knows why she ended up in the water....

[josephr]

It's pretty safe to say that the Dyatlov pass incident was caused by Soviet weapons testing. It's been confirmed that the Soviets were testing weapons in February in that area and it's also been reported that snow around the camp was melted more than in other areas. It's been speculated that it could have been a nitric acid bomb that created a corrosive fog and caused them to run or other sorts of artillery testing. The Soviet government was never going to admit responsibility and they initally claimed all of the deaths were just caused by exposure.

[BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, The Infographics Show..!! May they rest in peace.. 🙏

[JanpeT]

so many of these are allready solved, i think this page even made a docu. on Elisa Lam and the Dyatlov pass?

[Astro-Llama]

You have unlocked the thumbnail algorithm achievement

[chezsnailez]

Natalie Wood's death was in (LA coroner) Dr. Thomas Noguchi book which went into detail about her last hours. Seems she'd fallen whilst trying to adjust the lines of an inflatable dingy that had been slapping against the yacht she was staying aboard. She tried to climb into the dingy but her clothing had gotten waterlogged and weighed her down. Her screams for help didn't illicit any response from other boaters. To make matters worse, the dinghy was drifting out to sea. Clinging to the stern, she paddled against the current and nearly made it to shore when hypothermia set in, sapping her strength to the point where she couldn't hang on. The dinghy drifted ashore without her.

[Jennifer-jtcb]

Poe was a genius. He didn't realize it during his life, and he would most likely have felt it a curse if he had. His insight into the human mind and heart have never been matched. Not before his time nor after. He lived in pure misery his entire life. From the moment he was born, to the moment he got his much desired release from it all. He couldn't stand life. There are so many things that had him on a razors edge from taking his own life. Pretty much everything in existence.

Born in misery.
Lived in misery.
Died in misery.

From an extreme fan, who understands what you're going through:
Rest in peace Edgar. You have earned it more than many will. May the cloaked man in black and fedora continue to bring you the gifts that you have earned.