People go missing all the time -- we know this.
It’s a sad truth that we all must face.
Most cases though can be explained.
Through evidence or letters.
Yet -- some cases are unexplainable.
Some people -- or things -- or even places -- just VANISH.
Out of thin air.
So today on Top 5 Scary Videos, we’re going to be listing off the Top 5 Scariest Unexplained
Disappearances.
Be sure to stick around until the end of the video where I’ll be responding to some of
your comments.
Lets jump in.
5 DB Cooper Less scary -- and more baffling, is the disappearance
of DB Cooper.
DB cooper is the epithet used to refer to the unidentified man who hijacked a Boeing
727 in the northwest United States -- between Portland and Seattle on November 24th 1971.
He extorted 200,000 in ransom and jumped from the aircraft -- parachuting down to the ground.
An extensive search was undergone -- but the perp was never located or identified.
Many theories have been brought about since his disappearance, including: That he died
in the fall, and another being that he is actually Tommy Wiseau -- a personal fave,
but definitely the least believable.
Decades later and there is still speculation.
What do you guys think happened to this Hijacker?
Do you think he’s alive?
Or do you think he died when he parachuted out of the plane?
Leave us your thoughts and feelings below,
4 Martha Wright In 1975, married couple, Jackson Wright and
wife Martha, travelled through the Lincoln Tunnel on route to New York City.
However -- only one of them made it out the other side.
Jackson Wright stated that while inside the tunnel, they pulled over to clean the car’s
windshield that had become blurred from condensation.
Jackson cleaned the front, while Martha did the back.
However -- when Jackson turned around, Martha was gone -- having mysteriously disappeared.
Jackson claimed he never saw or heard anything unusual.
She was just gone.
No evidence has ever been found, and to do this day no one knows what happened to Martha.
The Lincoln Tunnel is now considered to be one of the highest risk terror attack sites
in the States -- due to frequent robberies.
3 Springfield Three This name refers to an unsolved missing persons
case that began on June, 7th 1992 -- following the disappearance of three people: Suzanna
Streeter, Stacy McCall, and Streeter’s mother, Sherrill Levitt -- after they went missing
from Levitt’s home in Springfield Missouri.
All personal belongings were left behind, including wallets, purses, and cars.
There was also no sign of a struggle -- aside from a broken porch light.
However, in 1997, Robert Craig Cox came forward, claiming he knew the women had been murdered
and that their bodies would never be recovered.
Sadly no remains were ever found.
2 Flight MH370 Arguably one of the most famous unexplained
disappearances of all time.
MH370 was a scheduled international flight operated by Malaysia Airlines, that disappeared
on March 8th 2014, flying from Kuala Lumpur Airport to Beijing.
The aircraft last made contact with air traffic control when it was over the South China sea,
less than an hour after takeoff -- before completely disappearing from Air Traffic Control
radar screens.
However -- it was still tracked on military radar which showed the plane deviating westwears
from it planned route -- and cross the Malay Peninsula -- until leaving range of the military
rade while over the Andaman Sea.
The transponder was turned off manually, and no phone calls or distress signals were ever
sent out.
To this day no one knows what happened to the plane -- not a single piece of wreckage
was found.
1 Roanoke The history of Roanoke is just plain baffling
-- and one of the oldest unsolved mystery -- dating back to August 1587.
The story goes that a group of English settlers arrived on Roanoke Island, off the coast of
North Carolina.
During that same year, the governor the colony, John White, sailed back to England to gather
supplies.
As he arrived though, a naval war had broken out between England and Spain -- and Queen
Elizabeth I called upon every available ship to fight the Spanish Armada.
It wasn’t until August 1590 that White was finally able to return to Roanoke.
However -- when he arrived, he found no trace of the colony or its inhabitants.
There was only a single clue remaining to confirm there were people there, at some point
at least.
In a wooden post, a single word was carved, it said, “Croatoan” -- the name of an
island just south of Roanoke, that was the home to a Native American tribe by the same
name.
Theories go that the colony were perhaps abducted or even killed by the tribe.
Other hypotheses are that they tried to sail back to England on their own accord, but got
lost -- getting intercepted by the Spaniards and ultimately killed.
Are that they moved further inland, joining a friendly tribe.
To this day -- there are no definitive answers as to where the colony went.
What do you guys think though?
Well, there we have it!
What do you guys make of these unexplained disappearances?
Do you have any theories?
Leave us all your thoughts and feelings in the comments down below.
Before I go though, I just want to respond to a few comments from the last couple days.
Sophie Rose Angell said “Are we all just skimming past Lucy saying she digs chicks???
Lucy is my new gay icon, I love you my Queen” -- Sorry Sophie -- I’m off the market.
But, please, continue bowing down to me.
FluffyPinkChaos said “I just love Lucy’s vibe, no faking just being real” -- well
Fluffy Pink Chaos, I’ve never been a good actress.
Remy said “It’s my birthday today!”
-- Happy belated birthday Remy!
Judge Dredd said “Congratulations on the engagement!
I follow your instagram...well, I stalk your instagram.”
-- Well shucks!
Thank you kindly.
I enjoy a good stalking once in a while.
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