Creepy Unsolved Mysteries - From unsolved murders to unidentified people to unexplained supernatural events, what are some of the creepiest unsolved mysteries you've ever heard of?

[Eventide]

Saying it was UFO's is as retarded as claiming everything is the work of the Smiley Face killers which is another bogus theory but from the anti 411 side.

"Is the Smiley Face Killers" the conspiracy that claims there's a secret society of serial killers operating throughout the United States dedicated to pushing blackout drunk male college students into rivers and/or other bodies of water? ...how does that crossover with missing 411? Or is being drunk an aspect of many missing 411 cases? 'cause if a drunk person vanishes in the wilderness, I don't think it's a mystery what happened to them. Unless Paulides thinks belligerent drunk dudes are picking fights with Bigfoot.

As a follow up to this but I’ve been trying to find one of these “but we turned around and the kids just vanished near our camp” stories, except when police searched the house the clothes the kid was wearing when they went missing in were there and the grandad, who was the one who turned a rounded when they vanished, was also suspected of using the kid as a fleshlight.

I think it might be one of the famous ones that “researchers” take the family on their word and didn’t check anything else.

I know what case you're talking about (I remember it being covered on Nancy Grace's old HLN show), but I forgot the name of the child. I think it happened in like, 2008 or 2009? I'm pretty sure the mom & her boyfriend at the time (who were watching the child at the time of said disappearance) had prior drug convictions, and the father's parents were fighting for full custody. If I remember correctly, one of the theories was that they killed the kid, 'cause they were worried about an upcoming custody court case revealing they were using drugs (I think the mom's boyfriend was still on parole for his meth crimes). I don't think the mom or her boyfriend were ever convicted, 'cause a body was never found. However, their story about the child "vanishing after we looked away for a second" is bullsh!t, and not believed by the cops/investigators/the child's father. If David Paulides included their testimony in any Missing 411 book, than he's intentionally leaving out important information that makes the case less of a mystery, and more of a very tragic true crime case. Also, it was likely the boy never was even in the woods (unless the mom & her boyfriend dumped his body there) because everything they told investigators about their camping trip didn't add up. The clothes he was wearing, what they brought into the woods (they didn't have sleeping bags or tents) or how long they stayed there (other campers who were in the area didn't see their vehicle in the parking lot).

 

[Cheesegirl78]

I'm pretty sure the mom & her boyfriend at the time (who were watching the child at the time

Was this the Trenton Duckett case? The mom killed herself not long after because Nancy Grace wouldn't stop badgering her?

 

[Neodanthril]

That

Guess we know why they stopped looking now.

Sir that video is an hour long can you give me more information that would justify me watching it

 

[Eventide]

Was this the Trenton Duckett case? The mom killed herself not long after because Nancy Grace wouldn't stop badgering her?

No, it was from like, 2008/2009, and was possibly in Montana. & the methhead mom had a shitty neck tattoo.

 

[Mr. Racewar1488]

Unless Paulides thinks belligerent drunk dudes are picking fights with Bigfoot.

You're forgetting the most important part of Paulides' bigfoot theory: he's not just some giant ape, he's an interdimensional bigfoot. If you can find Paulides' first appearances on Coast2CoastAM around twenty years ago he goes into detail about. He learned pretty quick to shut up about interdimensional sasquatch if he wanted people to buy his books.

 

[Neodanthril]

That

Sir that video is an hour long can you give me more information that would justify me watching it

I ended up watching the video because I chores to do. The video alleges that the person he mentions was a member of a human trafficking / snuff film distribution ring It provides evidence to support that theory, and that the government covered it up because political actors would have been implicated in the investigation. Also John Wayne gacy is involved and the video theorizes that he was merely default guy for a segment of this distribution network and that he did not act alone.

 

[Sooty Soot]

essentially everything involving the hedonistic and weird stuff the elites are up to, from pedophile rings like epstein to all the weird occult shit that goes on in the bohemian grove and why the locals from around it that work there are so tightlipped about it. there's also the case with the belgian guy who ran a human trafficking ring that was mentioned earlier ITT. the question is how and why exactly these people almost always turn out to be pedophiles?

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

You're forgetting the most important part of Paulides' bigfoot theory: he's not just some giant ape, he's an interdimensional bigfoot. If you can find Paulides' first appearances on Coast2CoastAM around twenty years ago he goes into detail about. He learned pretty quick to shut up about interdimensional sasquatch if he wanted people to buy his books.

I was perfectly fine with "there's some hairy hominds in the woods that have very poor documentation"
there's random birds thought to be extinct found in the woods every now and then, and trying to take photos of random stray cats has taught me a lot about how easily an animal standing in front of you can become a random blur in a picture

but yeah "Bigfoot is a hyperdimensional friend of the saucermen", gotta admit that s a bit of a bridge too far for me, even though there is actually some history to claims of Bigfoots having various magic powers

 

[C. G. B. Spender]

"Is the Smiley Face Killers" the conspiracy that claims there's a secret society of serial killers operating throughout the United States dedicated to pushing blackout drunk male college students into rivers and/or other bodies of water?

Yeah thats the case, its really reaching far, even further than 411 in my opinion. Smiley faces scribbled or spray painted on the walls are way too common and they werent even always found close to some of those deaths. Its like saying there's a swastika killer on the loose in India because drunken dummies die around them all the time.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

I often find these earthquake lights to be such a weird mysterious phenomenon people claim to see and correlate it with being a up to a few weeks after or before and earthquake and I may possibly even have a vague memory of it shortly before or after the earthquake I experienced in Japan. But a memory I do have while in Japan is the unstable feeling of the ground when I was at the Tokyo Narita Airport in Chiba, Japan just before the earthquake one day after.

On the urban exploration topic. Some abandoned building especially with a horrible past seems to more likely be unusual. It appears that the more lore it apparently presents, the more there seems to be a spirit or a ghost lurking there, especially if someone were to die in there. Many people bring their 'supposedly gimmick' spirit talker device and many often produce really creepy results. Signs would often include things breaking more often than normal and weird sightings that can be caught on camera.

The one I find even more disturbing is whenever an albino buffalo is discovered in the vicinity of the great plains of the United States, the chances of a record breaking tornado appears to be amplified in the next few decades to the next few months. There were 2 albino buffalo's discovered in the 1990's and the coincidence was the record breaking F5 tornado in Moore, Oklahoma on May 1999 and the EF5 Tornado Moore, Oklahoma in May 2013 along with the record breaking EF3 El Reno Tornado which was previously an EF5. I even wonder if the 2022 albino buffalo sighting in Iowa correlates with the May 2024 Record Breaking EF4 tornado in Greenfield, Iowa.

 

[Cheesegirl78]

I've heard the earthquake lights are caused by the rock underground shifting and producing sparks. Like a giant flint, if that makes sense.

 

[Mr. Racewar1488]

Many people bring their 'supposedly gimmick' spirit talker device and many often produce really creepy results.

Don't tell me you've fallen for ghost hunter's bullshit. We've had over twenty years of ghost hunting shows and what proof have they found of ghosts? Nothing, except for Zach Faggins acting all faggy in a dark room. Spirit boxes and other ghost hunting gear are scams.

Ghosts aren't real and if you believe in them you're as retarded as moon landing deniers and flat earthers.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Don't tell me you've fallen for ghost hunter's bullshit. We've had over twenty years of ghost hunting shows and what proof have they found of ghosts? Nothing, except for Zach Faggins acting all faggy in a dark room. Spirit boxes and other ghost hunting gear are scams.

Ghosts aren't real and if you believe in them you're as retarded as moon landing deniers and flat earthers.

You don't have to be a flat earther or a moon landing denier to talk to "supposedly fake" ghosts and spirits. When I watch these paranormal videos. I speculate, not regurgitate. There's a fucking difference.

 

[Dr. Butt]

The one I find even more disturbing is whenever an albino buffalo is discovered in the vicinity of the great plains of the United States, the chances of a record breaking tornado appears to be amplified in the next few decades to the next few months.

next few decades to the next few months.

I think record-breaking tornadoes happen every "few decades" unrelated to the appearance of albino buffaloes.

 

[C. G. B. Spender]

On the urban exploration topic. Some abandoned building especially with a horrible past seems to more likely be unusual. It appears that the more lore it apparently presents, the more there seems to be a spirit or a ghost lurking there, especially if someone were to die in there. Many people bring their 'supposedly gimmick' spirit talker device and many often produce really creepy results. Signs would often include things breaking more often than normal and weird sightings that can be caught on camera.

Im not sure about how to feel about this one, i've been into urban exploring and wandering in historical places for a long time. I think its just combination of powerful stories, your imagination and very old buildings often making weird sounds, its just something they do for many reasons like wild animals for an example. If you have ever heard bats going nuts in the attic of some abandoned house or rats creeping inside the walls, you'll understand what i mean.

Btw always go to abandoned buildings during the night if you can and be prepared so you dont get hurt or lost. Maybe let somebody you can trust know about where you are going etc.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

I think record-breaking tornadoes happen every "few decades" unrelated to the appearance of albino buffaloes.

I am not saying albino buffalo's have super powers that can spawn tornadoes. The fact people (with mostly 2024 join dates) take my writings out of context and go on a sperging tirade in insane.

 

[Eventide]

I think record-breaking tornadoes happen every "few decades" unrelated to the appearance of albino buffaloes.

If you like tornado-related Native American folklore, there's the Cherokee "Dead Man Walking" myth - i.e. if you see a tornado with a funnel that sorta looks like a man walking upright, you're basically dead:

This phenomenon pretty much only happens in catastrophic EF5 tornadoes - it's an optical illusion caused by the multiple vortexes within the core of the EF5 tornado rotating around one another. Ironically, this is not like, an old Cherokee myth. It's the result of Andrew Jackson dumping the Cherokee in Tahlequah, Oklahoma - smack dab in the middle of Tornado Alley. I believe the myth originated in the early 1920's, when an F5 tornado leveled the town of Peggs (which was located right outside of Tahlequah).

 

[Bothriolepis]

All UFOs are either experimental aircraft or mass hysteria.

"All of them" is definitely an overgeneralization for just two explanations. A decent percent could be unusual weather phenomena, secret balloon tests, etc., and some are just too weird for me to feel comfortable with any obvious explanation even if I don't believe they're likely to be supernatural or extraterrestrial. I'm sure there's a mundane explanation in most, if not all, cases, but sometimes that can be all but impossible to piece together later and involves something no one would think of at the time.

 

[Orange Rhymer]

Now that it's been a decade since this story took place can you please share which town in Wyoming had all of the missing kids?

Why not
Evanston, Wyoming
Note: I have never dug into anything on this (Internet Sluth-style).
Mostly I try to drink away those memories.

 

[Dr. Butt]

A decent percent could be unusual weather phenomena, secret balloon tests,

Umm ackychyually a secret balloon is technically an experimental aircraft but I will concede that I forgot to consider weather phenomena in my original list.