Unsolved mysteries.

[safcrob]

Any what fascinate you? I can think of loads, here are a few of the top of my list.

The three fellas who escaped Alcatraz
Jack the ripper
Somerton man
The Tauren man
How people find Keith Lemon funny

 

[HABA87]

The Aldershot Yogging.

 

[jarramackem]

MH370 disappearance

 

[Clean Bristow]

Maddie McCann.

 

[Jon Dough]

D. B. Cooper was always fascinating
MH370

 

[alicante mackem]

How normal folk could be stupid enough to vote for Boris Johnson

 

[Squirrel]

The Delphi, Indiana murders fascinate me. Happened fairly recently, 2017 I think.

2 young girls murdered just off a hiking trail. One of the girls managed to take a photo of him and record his voice before being murdered but he still hasn't been caught.

 

[Chicken Kiev]

The Delphi, Indiana murders fascinate me. Happened fairly recently, 2017 I think.

2 young girls murdered just off a hiking trail. One of the girls managed to take a photo of him and record his voice before being murdered but he still hasn't been caught.

As well as you are doing over the last few years, what brings you to this board bearing in mind how f***ing shite we are?

 

[Grimes]

I don’t think it’s unsolved as I’m pretty sure they all had a group break down of sorts but that Australian family who lost the plot scares the shit out of me.

 

[Jon Dough]

The Carl Bridgewater murder.

 

[Scorer]

The Tunguska event:

In Siberia in 1908, a huge explosion came out of nowhere

Over 100 years after the most powerful explosion in documented history, researchers are still trying to figure out exactly what happened

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Son of Stan]

Unsolved murders -
Billie-Jo Jenkins - her foster father was acquitted.
Suzy Lamplugh - thought to possibly be John Cannan who posed as 'Mr Kipper'.
Jill Dando.

 

[Jon Dough]

Dyatlov pass incident.

 

[Squirrel]

As well as you are doing over the last few years, what brings you to this board bearing in mind how f***ing shite we are?

I signed up to find out more about Lee Congerton when it was rumoured he was joining us and I knew he'd had a bad time with you. Didn't bother posting for about a year I don't think as I'd found out all I needed to.

Started posting around lockdown as there was not much else to do, but it's one of the most active forums I've seen, really enjoy all the different topics. The football is just a by-product on here.

Also, spent quite a bit of time around Alnwick etc when I was younger so always had a soft spot.

 

[Jon Dough]

I watched this program, really interesting, about just some of the people who vanish in American national parks

 

[WCC]

The Beaumont Children - 3 young siblings went missing in 1966 and they have never charged anyone or found their bodies.

Disappearance of the Beaumont children - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Scorer]

I watched this program, really interesting, about just some of the people who vanish in American national parks

Saw something similar about the number of women that disappear in Canada.

Highway of Tears - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[bobster999]

I find them a waste of time as you're no further forward before you watched it except you've lost an hour or so

 

[Squirrel]

Netflix has a couple of series of Unsolved Mysteries. Few intriguing episodes on there.

Also True Crime Garage is a good podcast which has several strange disappearances/unsolved crimes.

This one was interesting.

Disappearance of Brandon Swanson - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Also Maura Murray.

Disappearance of Maura Murray - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[Strawbs were class]

D. B. Cooper was always fascinating

Just watched the Storyville doc on bbc4, am now fascinated but reckon he ended up skewred on a tree. It's the Sparticus the number of people who claimed it was them