Mystery Which Mystery Would You Most Like to See Solved?

[Exe Gesis]

Thats pretty interesting and deserving of further research, surprising if no internet articles about it

 

[Kurve]

Thats pretty interesting and deserving of further research, surprising if no internet articles about it

There's an impression in this ABC article from 2018 but which is not exactly how I saw them up close and moving over the car.

The mysterious phenomenon of Min Min lights

Min Min lights are a mysterious phenomenon that have spooked many people in the outback of Australia. Is there any scientific proof that the lights exist or is it simply an Aboriginal folktale that has been passed down for generations?

www.abc.net.au

 

[Exe Gesis]

Were you scared by them? I wouldve got out of car and tried to interact, even if people say dont and that people have gone missing. But did you feel scared by them, gave off aura of danger?

 

[Kurve]

Were you scared by them? I wouldve got out of car and tried to interact, even if people say dont and that people have gone missing. But did you feel scared by them, gave off aura of danger?

Not scared but a bit unnerved, you can't see through them so I had to slow down to a crawl, I got so slow at one point my co-driver sensed it asleep in the rear and woke up asking what was wrong.

They came and went for probably over an hour and we were on the clock, so lost time over 'weird lights'. I had to try and make it up.

 

[Kurve]

 

[Kurve]

 

[Butters and Pepper]

Not my number 1, but would love to know what was behind this one - Max Headroom signal hijacking - Wikipedia

 

[Kurve]

Going through random snaps I took heading north to the Gulf I was surprised to find this, about twenty resting orbs that I didn't see when I took the picture approaching dusk. It was roughly in this region where I first encountered the min min lights on the way back early hours of the morning.

There's none in any of my other images.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

Going through random snaps I took heading north to the Gulf I was surprised to find this, about twenty resting orbs that I didn't see when I took the picture approaching dusk. It was roughly in this region where I first encountered the min min lights on the way back early hours of the morning.

There's none in any of my other images.

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Where are the orbs?

 

[Kurve]

Where are the orbs?

You have to click on the image and enlarge it, here's some cropped ones from the original. Follow the red arrows.

 

[Awakening]

Freaky

 

[Kurve]

Freaky

Very strange, I'm pretty sure that's what they are in this picture I took and if they're visible to the camera in daylight, imagine how bright they are at night, when they came to the car they were super glowy and quite intense but soft, not a hard light.

They might be some sort of gas but I'll settle for now on a kind of woo-woo experience with a spirit escort.

 

[Matty_G]

I think thats just s**t on your windscreen

 

[Kurve]

I think thats just s**t on your windscreen

They aren't in any images taken before or after but whatever

 

[emuboy]

The tragic case of Morgan Harrington, a college student who vanished from a Metallica concert in Virginia in 2009 is solved. Her body was found in a field in early 2010, and a man was later convicted for her murder and the murder of a second girl Hannah Graham several years later, in 2016 receiving a term of life imprisonment for his crimes.

However, the circumstances at the concert that led Morgan into this terrible situation are harder to explain. She was attending the Metallica concert with friends, and during the warm up act left her seat to go to the toilet. Time went by and Morgan failed to return to her seat. Obviously the friends were not overly concerned at first; there may have been a queue at the bathrooms, Morgan might have had a stomach upset, seen friends and got talking to them on her way back, stopped to get food or drink from a vendor, all logical explanations. However after half an hour when she was not back her friends called her cell phone, Morgan stating that she had found herself out of the venue which had a strict no re-entry policy, and would make her own way home. She was last seen alive on a nearby bridge attempting to hitch-hike a ride.

It is all very strange that Morgan found herself outside the venue in the first place, that she did not attempt to contact her friends using her phone when this first happened to explain the situation and ask for their assistance, that she didn't seem upset about the situation especially as she had been looking forward to the concert for months, that she didn't wait in the car for her friends or find some other way of getting home (taking a cab, calling family or friends to give her a ride home), rather than hitch-hiking. None of this behavior seemed rational from an apparently sensible and grounded young woman studying to be a teacher, and her encounter with her killer just seemed to be a random chance meeting away from the venue, it wasn't like he was at the concert too and had taken preliminary actions to carry out his crime such as slipping drugs into her drink.

 

[megadeth86]

The Sodder family. It's still a big mystery 77 years later, both the circumstances of the fire - no sign of arson, an electrical fault, sparks from a wood fire, overturned heater or something left on the stove - and some odd events leading up to it, during and in the aftermath of the fire. The parents, older kids and younger kids all escaped the blaze, and the father and older kids desperately tried to rescue the middle five kids but to no avail. However these missing kids were not at all seen during or the aftermath of the fire by surviving family members, and while kids can understandably panic during such a terrifying event one of the missing sons was aged 14 and a missing daughter was 12, so adolescents rather than children. Their remains were never found in the burned out house, and no trace of them could ever be found. The last surviving member of the family who survived the fire, daughter Sylvia who was aged 2 at the time, died at age 78 in 2021.

The Sodder family. It's still a big mystery 77 years later, both the circumstances of the fire - no sign of arson, an electrical fault, sparks from a wood fire, overturned heater or something left on the stove - and some odd events leading up to it, during and in the aftermath of the fire. The parents, older kids and younger kids all escaped the blaze, and the father and older kids desperately tried to rescue the middle five kids but to no avail. However these missing kids were not at all seen during or the aftermath of the fire by surviving family members, and while kids can understandably panic during such a terrifying event one of the missing sons was aged 14 and a missing daughter was 12, so adolescents rather than children. Their remains were never found in the burned out house, and no trace of them could ever be found. The last surviving member of the family who survived the fire, daughter Sylvia who was aged 2 at the time, died at age 78 in 2021.

That's indeed the case I was thinking of. I think I found it through scrolling through the list of missing persons' cases on Wikipedia.

 

[megadeth86]

The tragic case of Morgan Harrington, a college student who vanished from a Metallica concert in Virginia in 2009 is solved. Her body was found in a field in early 2010, and a man was later convicted for her murder and the murder of a second girl Hannah Graham several years later, in 2016 receiving a term of life imprisonment for his crimes.

However, the circumstances at the concert that led Morgan into this terrible situation are harder to explain. She was attending the Metallica concert with friends, and during the warm up act left her seat to go to the toilet. Time went by and Morgan failed to return to her seat. Obviously the friends were not overly concerned at first; there may have been a queue at the bathrooms, Morgan might have had a stomach upset, seen friends and got talking to them on her way back, stopped to get food or drink from a vendor, all logical explanations. However after half an hour when she was not back her friends called her cell phone, Morgan stating that she had found herself out of the venue which had a strict no re-entry policy, and would make her own way home. She was last seen alive on a nearby bridge attempting to hitch-hike a ride.

It is all very strange that Morgan found herself outside the venue in the first place, that she did not attempt to contact her friends using her phone when this first happened to explain the situation and ask for their assistance, that she didn't seem upset about the situation especially as she had been looking forward to the concert for months, that she didn't wait in the car for her friends or find some other way of getting home (taking a cab, calling family or friends to give her a ride home), rather than hitch-hiking. None of this behavior seemed rational from an apparently sensible and grounded young woman studying to be a teacher, and her encounter with her killer just seemed to be a random chance meeting away from the venue, it wasn't like he was at the concert too and had taken preliminary actions to carry out his crime such as slipping drugs into her drink.

Sad but true. She was seen hitching a ride because at that point she just wanted to get home. And Nothing Else Mattered. She might have experienced a Battery and went down because she decided to Fight Fire with Fire. Or it was just her time, she was the one For Whom The Bell Tolled. You can' t Ride the Lightning all of your life and expect to Escape! ... I hope someone enjoyed that!

 

[Werewolf]

I only learnt about this today. The mysterious disappearance of the SS Waratah (apparently previous vessels with the same name were also lost) in 1909, on her second voyage which was the return trip from Australia to England. Clearly the ship sunk in a storm, but it's never been found:

 

[revo333]

db Cooper

Documentary has just been added on Netflix.

 

[owen87]

Documentary has just been added on Netflix.

Just watched it

Spoiler

doesn't really 'solve' it as such still, and given most people of the appropriate age will already be dead, or dying, we'll probably never know

 

[revo333]

Just watched it

Spoiler

doesn't really 'solve' it as such still, and given most people of the appropriate age will already be dead, or dying, we'll probably never know

It definitely left some loose ends.

No mention of wether the main suspect of the series knew about the comic book.

Hard to see whoever D.B Cooper was not knowing about it.

 

[owen87]

It definitely left some loose ends.

No mention of wether the main suspect of the series knew about the comic book.

Hard to see whoever D.B Cooper was not knowing about it.

Yeah the whole comic book line was a funny one, I'd read it in passing before but it does seem hard to imagine they didn't know of the existence when using Dan Cooper as the ticket name when you hear more about it.

 

[bisazc887]

This ship


Mystery of SV Madagascar - The Shipwreck Centre & Maritime Museum

 

[Moonwatcher]

One shipment of women please.

 

[Evolved1]

The female Mittank.

Nothing adds up with her circumstance.

She gets into a lift in a completely normal state.
Then, she pops her head in and out of the doorway a few times.
Following these, she stands in a corner.

All the while witnessing a lift door that's not shutting.

She's also pressed a few buttons.

Nothing.

Then the hotel stayers complain about ruddy tasting water.

Somehow her body is found in I think a silo either on or attached to the roof.

6 years on, nothing.

She was bipolar and not taking her meds at the time.

There's a good documentary on netflix explaining the circumstances including why the lift door didn't shut.

Watch Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel | Netflix Official Site

The notorious Cecil Hotel grows in infamy when guest Elisa Lam vanishes. From the creator of "The Ted Bundy Tapes," a dive into crime's darkest places.

www.netflix.com