The BIGGEST Unsolved Mysteries Iceberg EXPLAINED (PART 13)

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Welcome or welcome back to the unsolved mysteries iceberg! We are now in the 13th installment of this ongoing series. This will be the start of the third layer. This iceberg, which was created by Jimboseth, has a total of over 1,000 unique mysteries. Some are more well known such as the Zodiac Killer and Jack the Ripper. But as we dive deeper there are many obscure and disturbing mysteries that you likely have never heard of before. Make sure to catch up by visiting the link below to binge the previous parts! And leaving a like helps out the channel a lot!

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[liberalchick]

That pronunciation of fragrance was WILD 🫣

[adrielsebastian]

Time stamps!

0:28 - Granger Taylor
5:23 - Scentbird ad
7:05 - Zip gun bomber
10:05 - Charlie Chop-Off
14:58 - Nazca lines
16:56 - Baikal seals
18:22 - Red Bull stolen trophies
20:09 - Einstein's final words
21:26 - Bible John
26:26 - Melon heads
27:46 - Grassman
29:06 - Outro

[dontlookatmeYT]

So unfortunately the entry involving Christopher Aaron Morris (the entry about the little boy on the bottom left of the thumbnail) had to be removed cause YT did not like it at all… I will revise it and add it into part 14.

[demodecticmange]

Something about the small detail of granger’s parents leaving their back door unlocked for years in hope he would go home killed me. It’s something that happens in missing person’s cases a lot. The family hoping their loved one comes home… but still gets to me.

[jondocs]

this is the most captivating YouTube series I think I’ve ever listened to. like many, I fall asleep and revisit these videos over and over again. that being said the most disturbing part of this ongoing series is your pronunciation of the word “fragrance”.

[therago]

I really like this guy's videos as he doesn't present them in an overly creepy way and just shows the facts and presents some takes on the subjects. Great edition as always!

[leftside]

just wanted to say, I adore listening to your videos because you're one of the few people who barely smacks their lips. as someone who struggles with misophonia, hearing your voice and being completely immersed without feeling the need to mute the video and just read the subtitles is refreshing! keep up the good work!! :D

[hoodclassicsofcalifornia]

Researchers when they realize that the Nazca Lines were drawn because the Peruvians were just acting a little silly and joyful and wanted to draw stuff in the sand

[RoshDroz]

Past tense of "burst" is "burst". Bursted ain't no word! Jsyk

[mr.mclibtard]

Builds to scale model of ufo
Family: sounds fun

Wants to build radio.
Family: get the straight jacket

[stopmakingeyesatme]

The Granger Taylor entry didn't seem to dwell too long on the possibility that he was intentional and that he didn't actually think he was going to meet aliens.

Alan Turing bit into a poisoned apple; he chose such a roundabout method because he wanted to give his mother a way to imagine that it had been an accident, even though the truth was obvious if you weren't looking for a way to avoid it. I can easily see this being the case here.

Perhaps he had genuinely been interested in aliens and maybe even actually thought they existed, so when he decided it was time for him to go, he liked the thought of his family being able to imagine that he'd travelled off to space, doing what he always dreamed of doing, and wanted to give them that to believe in.

[sollybear]

Your best series by far and we are not even half way through.

[PlutoTheGod]

STOP CALLING THEM “frag-rences” YOURE DRIVING ME CRAZY

[namecannotbeblank]

I love this series, whenever a new video comes out it feels like getting a new issue of a magazine as a kid

[hankhill]

Granger's family and friends are in denial

[derekfutrell]

For Grainger…..ive always wondered if it was a dynamite accident. The glycerin in dynamite is known to sweat, and can blow up spontaneously. If he had a lot in one area, it could have made for a disaster.

[ducksareurlords]

Actually the Lagoda seal and the Saimaa ringed seal also live in fresh water. Lagoda seals live in lake Lagoda in Russian Karelia, and Saimaa ringed seals live in lake Saimaa, the largest lake in Finland.

[mintyfreshfiend]

ive been rewatcching every episode these last couple days while doing art for art fight! thrilled theres another one

[EYExINxTHExLENS]

Don't forget the fact that they also "lost" the bones they believed belonged to Granger.

[TheHitsubasa]

Dang man. You’ve grown exponentially. I think when I subbed to you last year you had like just under 2K at the time and you’re already almost up to 100K. Keep up the fantastic work.