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?

[TeaBaggins]

Here is the priest murder episode. By the way can we talk about how Robert Stack had the most impactful voice ever? He could be chilling, soothing, and even funny (watch the Disney Hercules cartoon series).

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I'll always remember him in the Beavis And Butthead movie. A d always wonder what made him take that part.

 

[Spergerella Junior]

I was reading last night about the murder if Katie Janness and her dog at night in a park in Atlanta, Georgia. It sounds like she was blitzed. I noticed it said she still had an earphone in one of her ear lobes…I’m not saying her death is her fault obviously, but fuck! Folks who walk around at night with headphones! Fucking stop it.

The FBI was brought in immediately (maybe because she was a lesbian and they thought it might be a hate crime), and the cops implied the killer stayed in the park to watch her discovery by her girlfriend (not sure how they know that when they say that the local surveillance cameras weren’t working), and the cops removed part of the tree her body was discovered under…does that mean the killer was in the tree branches at some point?

Editing to add she was stabbed over 50 times. And someone carved the letters F, A, and T into her skin but it’s not reported like it’s the word fat.

A murder of someone walking their dog in a park sounds random to me. It sounds like they have DNA to test against at least, because otherwise I wouldn’t think it could be solved. An acquaintance of my teen friend group was murdered in a similar way, in a park at night, while she walked home and it’s never been solved due to probably being random as well. Not in Atlanta btw, so I’m not implying they are related.

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/4-years-later-katie-janness-murder-piedmont-park-haunts-atlanta

 

[Dysnomia]

I can't get over that her brother's name is Brad Bradley. But yes, I watched a video by a woman who covered the Amy Bradley case. She made some good points, like how she didn't fit the kind of looks of someone who would be a trafficked victim, that Amy was too old and that victims tend to be teenagers.

The reason there hasn't been many updates is most likely because she died in the water, and the family just can't accept it. So many people have disappeared in the water. I think that's more likely than being abducted for trafficking on a ship.

I think there's no mystery to this. She most likely fell overboard. Hell, I think I saw it said before that back in 1997, the railings weren't high up and she could have easily fallen over after drinking. And when you hit the water, if it's a large enough ship, it can knock you out.

Some witnesses who claim to have met an "Amy" who was under duress seem positive. But Amy is a common name and if those women were trafficked they may have been given fake names. The witnesses could also just be attention whores who want to be on TV. The cab driver who told Amy's dad that she was on the island may have been hoping he'd get reward money if Amy was found.

One of the theories was that Amy tried to puke over the railing and fell. There was a table that was moved. She may have used it as a stepstool. She told her brother she wasn't feeling well. Her shoes were left on the balcony. I assume she brought more than one pair with her since they'd be both on the ship and at various port locales. But there's no mention of a missing pair of shoes. I'd think she'd put shoes on if she left the room to go meet Yellow after her brother went to bed. Amy's yellow polo was on a chair. But she had a white tank top underneath it. The key catd doesn't log when you leave the room. Only when you enter. The two female witnesses who thought they saw Amy with Yellow around 3-4am don't have any proof to substantiate that. There's no timestamp on their sighting because they returned to their room shortly after but had forgotten their keycard. So their mom let them in.

If Yellow took some girl up to the now closed nightclub it could have been any girl. The witnesses say they didn't see her come out Only Yellow. But they could be mistaken. Were they watching the whole time?

The whole thing is bogged down by a bunch of strange testimonies and the fact that the room was cleaned by staffed when it should have been sealed until it could be investigated. We'll never likely know.

 

[TeaBaggins]

My problem with the testimonials is that none of them were verified, and it's all hearsay. Some could have lied.

After seeing the documentary it makes me think that she wasn't trafficked even more. Her family's reaction to her being gay was sketchy as hell and it's weird how they said nothing about it until decades later. That feels dishonest. If I am going to be honest, they didn't come off well. A lot more people are questioning this now since the Netflix show came out.

One problem I have is the Jas escort photo. They only showed one. There are three photos on the archived website.

When you look at the two other photos more of her body is shown and skin, and the lady showed has no tattoos, and based on the locations of Amy's, they don't show in the full body photos.

Jas isn't Amy.

Also, her family had her declared dead ages ago.

If Yellow took some girl up to the now closed nightclub it could have been any girl. The witnesses say they didn't see her come out Only Yellow. But they could be mistaken. Were they watching the whole time?

Her parents are also claiming that all sorts of men on the ship, including servers and workers (they probably were sucking up to her for tips like most people would) were flirting with Amy and after her sexually. I wouldn't believe them at this point, since they come off as saying all this to prove to themselves that she wasn't gay.

They're unreliable narrators at this point and so is Brad. Even moreso because they've constantly changed their story on what happened on the ship and when she went missing.

That's probably why they lost the wrongful death they sued for, for fraud apparently.

Edit: I just found this:

https://www.law.com/article/almID/900005529340/?slreturn=20250801032827