Unexplained mysteries

Robert Stack has heard it all. When he called a Mystery “unbelievable and compelling,” you better listen up.

"He waved back, like a puppet moving only his arm. I thought he was messing with me...but when I jumped down, I heard him walk up to me from the other direction, asking what I wanted."

01. In 2000, Pope John Paul II himself had to carry out an impromptu exorcism on a teen girl after she began “screaming insults in a cavernous voice” during an audience with Pope in the Vatican City. Pope and Father Gabriele Amorth sat with the girl and despite their best efforts, she remained possessed. She muttered “not even the head of the church can send me away” as the Pope walked off, defeated. #unsolved #mysteries #shocking #wtf #didyouknow #baffle

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Get ready to have the hair on the back of your neck stand on end because these unexplainable mysteries are among the most chilling ever.

When most people think of Maine and mysteries, Stephen King's horror stories come to mind. Those take place in fictional locations across the state, but there ...

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There are many strange and unexplained mysteries that can be found on our planet, and these atypical places on Earth are no exception.

Cases sometimes go cold, suspects go free and the community is left without answers. Here are nine disturbing unsolved mysteries that happened in Nevada.

1. About 13 paintings were stolen from an art museum in Boston in 1990 by two thieves dressed in police uniforms, who tricked museum security into letting them access the gallery. Value of the paintings lost was over $500 million, making it the largest private property heist in history. The case still remains unsolved.

1. In 2014, astronomers discovered that 18 giant blue stars were being ejected out of our galaxy and they were unsure how the stars were being propelled. Unlike most other known hypervelocity stars, these are not exiting after interacting with the black hole in the heart of the galaxy. Leaving the galaxy takes a phenomenal amount of energy. Stars must reach speeds 1 million mph (1.6 million km/h) faster than the 600,000 mph (970,000 km/h) at which objects already speed around the Milky Way.

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Joyce's remains were discovered in her Wood Green, North East London flat by an officer for Metropolitan Housing Trust on January 25, 2006 when a locksmith drilled the door to repossess the flat due to back rent. Stacks of mail dating back to 2003 were piled up behind the door. The property was a women's refuge where...

twitter reddit By their very nature, historical mysteries are tough to crack. After all, people have been trying to solve them for decades, if not centuries, and they’ve got nothing but reasonable theories (and plenty of unreasonable ones) to show for it. Eyewitnesses are usually long dead, and key evidence has been lost to the mists of time. Sometimes entire cultures have vanished, leavin

Couple days before Christmas, on December 23, 1933 a young woman dressed in a navy blue skirt and shoes with a white blouse and a floral-pr...

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I am now incredibly afraid to be alone in the apartment from now on.

Lots of you are too old and jaded to be kept awake at night by ghost stories and implausible urban legends. No, this time of year, you need the real shit. So, as a Halloween treat, we've collected a shitload of cases that ran cold because they were too weird, too convoluted, or too obviously haunted to be solved. #unsolved #unsolvedmysteries #crimes #mystery

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1. Spring-Heeled Jack is a mysterious boogeyman that was said to ring residents of Londons’ doorbells dressed as a bear, a ghost or a devil and scratch them with metal claws before leaping away with unnatural agility. Sightings of him stretched from 1837 to 1904.