The channel has unfortunately been hit with a strike due to the use of footage from a video ā even though it was labeled as "free to use" in the description. As a result, the channelās visibility has dropped significantly, and I think the recent episodes might not be showing up for you anymore.
If this post even reaches you, let us know and check out the episodes you mightāve missed.
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A killer murdered a family, ate their ice cream, watched a movie, and vanishedāJapanās most chilling unsolved mystery.
Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/xAifrdG1PYI
#MiyazawaMurders #TrueCrimeJapan #ColdCase #UnsolvedMystery #TokyoCrime #CrimeDocumentary #RealHorror #crimestories
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Americaās First Alien Abduction Case | Sleeping Mysteries
From strange missing time and disturbing physical evidence to the shocking truths uncovered through hypnosis, this case shaped how the world imagines extraterrestrial encounters.
š Listen to the audiobook: https://youtu.be/Mga7d-VtAYs
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Barbara Newhall Follett was born in 1914 into a household filled with literature and art. Her father, Wilson Follett, was a respected literary critic, and her mother was a writer. From a young age, Barbara was no ordinary child. She was obsessed with books, imagination, and writing. At the age of nine, she wrote her first novel, āThe House Without Windows,ā a story about a young girl who escapes the human world to live in nature, surrounded by forests and rivers.
The book was published in 1927 and took the literary world by surprise. Critics praised her talent, with some even saying she was destined to become one of the greatest writers of the century.
But life had other plans.
At the age of twelve, Barbara published her second novel, āThe Voyage of the Norman D,ā inspired by her real-life adventures with sailors at sea. She became known as a child prodigy, featured in newspapers and invited to radio shows. Yet, beneath the surface of fame, her life was quietly unraveling.
In 1930, her father ā her role model ā abandoned the family to run away with another woman. This event shattered Barbara emotionally and financially. She was forced to abandon her literary ambitions and take mundane office jobs as a typist just to help her mother pay the bills. During this period, depression took hold of her life. In letters to friends, she often wrote:
"I feel suffocated in this foolish world. Life has lost its meaning. Nothing excites me anymore."
In 1934, Barbara married Nicholas Atherton, a dull and conventional man, the complete opposite of her free-spirited, adventurous nature. She constantly complained that she felt trapped and suffocated in their small, monotonous life together.
On the night of December 7th, 1939, Barbara and Nicholas had another of their frequent arguments. After the fight, Barbara got up, dressed lightly without a coat, without money, without a handbag.
She said only:
āIām going out for a walk to clear my head.ā
She walked out the doorā¦ and was never seen again.
What followed only deepened the mystery.
Nicholas didnāt report her missing for two full weeks.
He didnāt tell her mother until months later.
When asked why, he said:
āSheād done this before; I thought sheād come back.ā
But the truth wasā¦ she had never done this like that before.
The police barely took the case seriously. The world was too busy with the outbreak of World War II to care about a missing young woman, no matter how talented. Barbaraās mother began her own investigation, searching hospitals, mental institutions, churches, even morguesā¦ with no results.
Barbaraās bank account was untouched.
No letters were sent.
No body was found.
No hotel check-ins, no travel records, nothing.
It was as if she had simply vanished from existence.
Speculations started:
Had she run away? Started a new life under a new name? Perhaps. But she had no money, no documents, and left without taking a single belonging.
Had she taken her own life? Some of her old letters hinted at deep sadness, but Barbaraās connection to nature and her dreams of freedom made this possibility seem contradictory.
Orā¦ had Nicholas been involved? His cold behavior, his delays, his lack of concern raised suspicions.
Butā¦ there was no evidence. No confession. No body.
Years passed. Barbaraās name faded into the footnotes of literary historyā¦
The girl who once wrote about escaping into nature disappeared from the world as if she had walked into one of her own storiesā¦ never to return.
To this day, no one knows where Barbara went.
No one has found her body.
No one has ever heard from her again.
She simplyā¦ vanished.
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Hello! We were thinking about adding a Mystery Audiobook playlist. Are any of you interested? Since it will take a lot of effort to create the visuals, we decided to ask you first.
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The Cameras Saw Them Enter. No One Saw Them Leave.
On January 20, 2008, in a residential tower in Yuanlin, Taiwan, 37āyearāold Lu Huiāchun and her 4āyearāold daughter vanished without a traceāleaving only their clothes behind in the elevator.
š Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/y6tE-GCoWvQ
#UnsolvedMysteries #TrueStories #Disappearance #TaiwanElevatorMystery #TrueCrime #ElisaLam
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Hey everyone!
Weād love to hear your thoughts.. did you like the visual style of our latest episode āThe Portal Serial Killerā?
Production takes a lot of time and effort, so your feedback means a lot and will help shape future episodes.
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In early 1911, in the town of West Crowley, Louisiana, doors were locked and curtains were drawn.
No one dared to step outside.
A killer was on the looseāhe had butchered more than five entire families.
But that wasnāt the most terrifying part.
Detective LaCoste, while reviewing old case files, uncovered something chilling:
A series of murders... same method, same signature.
The twist?
They had happened nearly forty years earlier.
Could it be the same killer?
š Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/F7A4cm9TF-Q
#TrueCrime #UnderworldHistory #UnsolvedMystery
#AxeMurders #DocumentaryFilm #AmericanHistory
#HistoricalCrimes #CreepyCases #CrimeDocumentary #YouTubeTrueCrime
#SouthernGothic #OccultMysteries #CriminalPsychology
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In 1911, the Zanetti Express entered an Italian tunnelāand never came out.
No wreckage. No passengers. Just silence.
What followed were over 100 years of whispers:
a ghost trainā¦ a time riftā¦ or something far stranger.
š Watch the full Mystery: https://youtu.be/DDQEh0bEtxE
#ZanettiExpress #LostTrain #TimeSlip #HistoricalMystery #GhostTrain #ItalianEnigma #Vanished #ParanormalHistory #UrbanLegend #UnexplainedDisappearance
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An entire town vanished overnight.
Ashley, Kansas ā 679 peopleā¦ gone.
No bodies. No clues. Just silence.
What really happened?
Watch now: https://youtu.be/sW-8rXyz6TU
#VanishingTown #UnsolvedMystery #AshleyKansas #TrueCrime #CreepyStories
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Explore chilling ancient mysteries, real paranormal encounters, and unexplained phenomena in bite-sized documentaries crafted for curious minds.