“Unsolved Mysteries: Delve into the Shadows of 13 Gripping Cold Cases That Still Haunt Investigators”
Despite extensive investigations, there is so little evidence left over that investigators don’t have much to work with. The case remains one of Germany’s most haunting unsolved crimes.
11. The Highway of Tears
Since the 1970s, dozens of women, many of them Indigenous, have vanished or been murdered along British Columbia’s Highway 16.
This ongoing tragedy underscores systemic failures in addressing violence against vulnerable populations, drawing national and international attention.
12. The D.B. Cooper Hijacking
In 1971, a man known as D.B. Cooper hijacked a plane, demanded a $200,000 ransom, and parachuted into the wilderness. Despite decades of investigation, neither Cooper nor the money was ever found.
Over 800 people have been considered suspects in the case, yet none have ever panned out. The case has become the stuff of legend, with amateur sleuths and the FBI alike still chasing clues.
13. The West Mesa Murders
In 2009, the remains of 11 women and a child were discovered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, sparking fears of a serial killer. The bodies were buried with no evidence of how exactly they died, further complicating the case.
Years later, their killer remains at large, with questions about law enforcement’s handling of the case still lingering.
14 of the Weirdest Experiments in History
Some of the experiments on this list are downright hilarious, while others are a little unsettling. But they all have one thing in common, they’ll make you wonder, “What were they thinking?”
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