Your favourite unsolved mystery?

Lollipops23

sunflower27 wrote: »

Growing up, the story of the missing Beaumont children always scared me. Probably not heard of so much over here.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaumont_children_disappearance

I've heard of that story- very very strange altogether!

I'd never heard of the dyatlov pass thing either, sounds terrifying! amazed I never heard of it.

smash

Killer Wench wrote: »

I've managed to unlock a few doors that were technically locked from the inside.

But can you lock it again from the inside once you leave?

sunflower27

Lollipops23 wrote: »

I've heard of that story- very very strange altogether!

I'd never heard of the dyatlov pass thing either, sounds terrifying! amazed I never heard of it.

There was a documentary on the Beaumont children on TV a few months ago. I think the FBI channel or whatever it is.

Not sure if it was showed over here, but I loved a programe growing up called 'Great Mysteries of the World'. It was an American series and it used to scare the **** out of me and gave me nightmares but I couldn't not watch it.

I've obviously always been into all this mystery stuff.

Another one is Trevor Deely that went missing after a night out in Dublin in December 2000. I remember the story as I moved to Ireland to live a few weeks after he went missing and there were posters of him everywhere

Killer Wench

SdoowSirhc wrote: »

the Dyatlov incident imo was most likely a soviet weapons experiment in the wilderness and was not meant to kill the hikers or whatever they were

I agree with this. It took place during the Cold War. I imagine it was some super secret weapon and the government could not provide details or they would risk exposing their new weapon to the American government.

tayto lover

IvaBigWun wrote: »

There's a theory that there was/is a few serial killers at large in Ireland but unlike UK media with this sort of thing the Irish media just brush it under the carpet.

Didn't they all stop after Larry was caught ?

orourkeda

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOFKU_hwj2o

The Numbers Stations are also somewhat interesting.

deepsouthtalla

SdoowSirhc wrote: »

my only concern is how did the Jews cross the atlantic ... Unless they went northwest from Europe and traveled down north america and arrived in central American or north America like in the book of mormon

In the Book or Mormon they went the other way around

sunflower27

The Mayan Calendar and 2012!!

Killer Wench

smash wrote: »

But can you lock it again from the inside once you leave?

We have doors that lock on the door knob. All you have to do is turn the lock, close the door, and it is "locked from the inside". In my old apartment, our doors had the locks on the door knobs. Several times, my roommate turned the lock and closed the door not knowing that she was locking herself out. I used a credit card to slide between the lock and the catch and popped the door open.

The number stations are even more freaky when you listen to them:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKTNMhrJzv4

tayto lover

Who stole my bike from outside Ballymany Stud Farm in 1983 ?
I'm still riding this old horse about since then.

smash

Killer Wench wrote: »

We have doors that lock on the door knob. All you have to do is turn the lock, close the door, and it is "locked from the inside". In my old apartment, our doors had the locks on the door knobs. Several times, my roommate turned the lock and closed the door not knowing that she was locking herself out. I used a credit card to slide between the lock and the catch and popped the door open.

From Wikipedia:

According to a report in The New York Times, March 10 and 11, 1929, Isidore Fink, of 4 East 132nd Street, New York City, was in his Fifth Avenue Laundry on the night of March 9, 1929 with the windows closed and door of the room bolted. A neighbor heard screams and the sound of blows (but no shots) and called the police who were unable to get in. A young boy was lifted through the transom and was able to unbolt the door. On the floor lay Fink with two bullet wounds in his chest and one in his left wrist, which was powder-marked. He was dead. There was money in his pockets, and the cash register had not been touched. No weapon was found. The man had died instantly, or almost instantly. There was a theory that the murderer had crawled through the transom. But to do so he would have had to be no bigger than a small boy and would have had to leave the same way, as the door was bolted. Another theory had the murderer firing through the transom, but Fink's wrist was powder-burned, indicating that he had not been fired at from a distance. More than two years later, Police Commissioner Mulrooney, in a radio-talk, called this murder, in a closed room, an "insoluble mystery."

so it was bolted shut.

sunflower27

smash wrote: »

From Wikipedia:


so it was bolted shut.

But danny De Vito is the size of a small child...


Just saying

Rega

Sooopie wrote: »

Philip Kearns - wonder what ever happened to him, poor kid

I remember as a kid in the 80's going into the post office with my mam and always seeing his missing poster on the wall. Poor fella.

Sky King

The dancing plague of 1518 - people literally danced until they died of exhaustion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_Plague_of_1518

Obelisk

Sky King wrote: »

The dancing plague of 1518 - people literally danced until they died of exhaustion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_Plague_of_1518

Ah yes, the dancing plague!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA8z7f7a2Pk

Once you pop you just cant stop.

chopperbyrne

Well at least we found out who put the screw in the tuna!

Obelisk

The paranormal...

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056363380

Wattle

Sooopie wrote: »

Philip Kearns - wonder what ever happened to him, poor kid

You beat me to it. I would love to know what really happened to him that day. I live in the area and get off the bus from work right across from his house. It's a constantly busy road and he was taken in broad daylight. If someone did abduct him they must have had literally seconds to do it

wild_cat

Sky King wrote: »

The dancing plague of 1518 - people literally danced until they died of exhaustion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_Plague_of_1518

Mould on food that turned into an amphetamine?

Sky King

Anything to do with Project MK ULTRA is well worth a read.

An unsolved mystery because 90% of the documentation pertaining to it [was] 'dissapeared' and nobody really knows what sort of crazy 5hit the CIA got up to back then- the remaining evidence has some really hair-raising stuff in it.... people being kept on c0onstand LSD trips for months at a time, people losing their minds to authorised psychological torture at the hands of a highly respected psychiatrist... that sort of thing!

the purple tin

Just what happened on board the Mary Celeste?
Also who put the benzedrine in Mrs Murphy's ovaltine?

fedor.2.

Ive spent the last few hours looking at all the links posted here, very interesting day its been, thanks. Wife aint happy though;)

tallaghtmick

fedor.2. wrote: »

Ive spent the last few hours looking at all the links posted here, very interesting day its been, thanks. Wife aint happy though;)

Tell her to shut it or the mystery of her dissapearance will be next:D;):p

marcsignal

tfitzgerald wrote: »

Flight 19 disappeared in 1945 off the coast of Miami on a clear day and what really gets me is one of the rescue planes sent out to look for them also vanished with out a trace

Similar WW2 one was the plight of German U-Boat U-666

The boat was listed as missing in the North Atlantic on 10 Feb, 1944.

There is no explanation for its loss. 51 dead (all hands lost).

py2006

The paranormal in general!!



Runs and hides behind sofa

Stephen P

John Titor

Karona

Had a great read going through all the links, some deadly ones there.

Karona

Big foot

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_foot