Every UNSOLVED Mystery Explained in 12 Minutes (Episode 2)

Every UNSOLVED Mystery Explained in 12 Minutes (Episode 2)

Discover unsolved mysteries from around the world! From the chilling Setagaya family tragedy in Tokyo to the eerie Dyatlov Pass incident in Russia, we explore the haunting details and the lingering questions that continue to confound experts. Tune in for a gripping journey through history's shadowy corridors, where truth seems stranger than fiction.

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[MinutesExplainer]

No intro, Short outro, Quick Explanation, Exactly what i want ❤

[adirtyjuiceboxx]

the somerton man case has already been solved, he is charles webb

[GGtricks]

For Paulette Gebara I think the mother had something to do with it. The mother was probably ashamed of Pualette Gebara because Pualette Gebara had a disability so the mother killed her own daughter and hid her body beneath the bed.

[PitLanePulsee]

4:07 no way bro said “Bentino Mussolini”

[triton]

I think we can all agree that Xavier killed his entire family and ran away

[en]

After watching this video, LITERALLY the next website I opened was local news (im in NC) and the top story was a vehicle that was of interest when Asha Degree first disappeared being discovered yesterday.

[Monstrosity]

The 1940s, 2000s and early 2010s really love unsolved mysteries eh

[Eturnes]

Great video! If you ever do a Part 3 I suggest talking about the Lead Masks Case

[TLb]

I think for more episodes you should add more events, and less disappearances

[hotoke]

This video should be renamed as ''Unsolved Mystery of families Explained''

[davidmitchell]

I have a question about the mountain pass incident(the last one, can’t spell the name). How does anyone follow footprints in the snow if weeks have passed? Wouldn’t the snow have melted, moved or been covered with fresh snow in that time?

[AIMalek]

Despite how it's written, it's actullay pronounced as "shode" not "shud" ‏‪1:39‬‏

[skullchic]

the timing of the music is really funny to me

[Emily-the_funny_guys]

The Somerton man Case was solved about a year ago. Carl Charles Webb

[johnloony]

8:49 Ligonnes, not Legonesse
8:57 Nantes, not Nonteze
9:04 Benoît, not Benoïte

[morenawho]

Dyatlov's pass incident is not a mystery. Last member of the group (Yuriy Yudin), who left in a middle of a trip said, that the campers were assasinated by KGB agents at night. He remembers walking through forest, and seeing people in uniform looking at them, locals don't even go to that mountain in winter. That explains why there were running naked from tents, they heard shots. Some escaped to forest, and freezed to death, some were shot, some were stabbed and wounded.

For why KGB eliminated them, there's multiple answers.
First, is that they were going to a secret base, located in mountains.
Second, is that one of the members Alexandr (Semion) Zolotariov, was formerly a KGB agent himself. He had multiple names, were a strange-behavioring person. It's possible that KBG did not want him to live, because he knew too much. Dyatlov was preparing group for quite some time, so agents could have known about his trip to mountains.

[nikhiljoseph]

there are more interesting details for the setagaya case like the weird soil on the shoe that has connections to the US

[gerardorodriguez]

This guy has some of the worst foreign name pronunciation I've ever heard. Like he didnt even bother looking up any of it.

[mrTrickshot]

We know they found the Summerton man I identity last year or the year before that they found out his identity. They just don’t know what happened.

[AliHasanSun-Roll]

The Somerton man case was identified his name is Charles Webb