On November 17–18, 2018, 18-year-old Odin André Hagen Jacobsen vanished after a night out in Trondheim, Norway. Cameras tracked him walking alone through the city’s early-morning streets, pausing at the docks and seemingly wandering without destination. Two days later his phone, passport, bank-card and workout clothes were found hidden near a pier — and months later partial, burned items turned up at a lake some 20 km away. With no clear signs of what happened next, the case shifted from missing-person to suspected homicide. In this episode, we cut through security-camera footage, scattered clues and unanswered questions to explore what most likely happened to Odin André Hagen Jacobsen.

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In March 2011, 24-year-old Rebecca Coriam vanished while working aboard the Disney Wonder cruise ship as it sailed off the coast of Mexico. Security footage showed her last moments — a brief conversation on a phone, followed by her disappearance into restricted crew areas. But what happened next has never been fully explained. With limited investigation, missing evidence, and unanswered questions, her case remains one of the most mysterious disappearances at sea. In this episode, we cut through official reports, conflicting testimonies, and cruise line secrecy to uncover what most likely happened to Rebecca Coriam.

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In December 2002, Laci Peterson — eight months pregnant — vanished from her home in Modesto, California. Her husband, Scott Peterson, quickly became the focus of national attention as inconsistencies in his story began to surface. When the bodies of Laci and her unborn son were later discovered, Scott was charged and eventually convicted of their murders. But decades later, questions about evidence, motive, and media influence still linger. In this episode, we cut through sensational headlines, conflicting narratives, and courtroom drama to uncover what most likely happened to Laci Peterson.

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In October 1967, Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin emerged from the forests of Northern California with a short strip of film that would become the most famous piece of “Bigfoot” evidence ever captured. The grainy footage of a large, apelike figure walking through Bluff Creek has fueled decades of fascination, debate, and scientific scrutiny. Was it proof of a hidden species — or an elaborate hoax? In this episode, we cut through folklore, eyewitness claims, and expert analysis to uncover what most likely happened behind the Patterson–Gimlin film.

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In November 1991, media tycoon Robert Maxwell was found dead in the waters off the Canary Islands after mysteriously disappearing from his luxury yacht, the Lady Ghislaine. His sudden death left behind not only unanswered questions, but also the collapse of his financial empire and revelations of massive fraud. For decades, speculation has swirled: was it suicide, accident, or something more sinister? In this episode, we cut through conspiracy theories, conflicting reports, and international intrigue to uncover what most likely happened to Robert Maxwell.

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On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed while riding in a motorcade through Dallas, Texas. Within hours, Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested — but his murder just days later only fueled decades of suspicion. From the Warren Commission to countless conspiracy theories, the case has remained one of the most debated events in modern history. In this episode, we cut through conflicting accounts, political intrigue, and decades of speculation to uncover what most likely happened in the assassination of JFK.

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In December 1900, a supply ship arrived at the remote Flannan Isles Lighthouse off the coast of Scotland — only to find the three keepers had vanished without a trace. The clocks had stopped, meals were left unfinished, and the lighthouse was eerily deserted. For more than a century, theories have ranged from rogue waves to foul play and the supernatural. In this episode, we cut through legend, speculation, and maritime mystery to uncover what most likely happened to the Flannan Isles lighthouse keepers.

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In March 1932, the infant son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh was taken from his crib in the family’s New Jersey home. The case sparked a nationwide frenzy, from ransom notes to a massive manhunt, until the child was later found dead. Years of investigation led to the arrest and conviction of Bruno Richard Hauptmann — but questions about the evidence and the trial have lingered for nearly a century. In this episode, we cut through conspiracy theories, courtroom drama, and historical myths to uncover what most likely happened in the Lindbergh kidnapping.

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In September 2007, 14-year-old Andrew Gosden left his home in Doncaster, England, skipped school, and took a train to London. He was last seen on CCTV leaving King’s Cross station — and then vanished without a trace. Despite nationwide searches and years of investigation, no clear answers have ever emerged. In this episode, we cut through speculation, dead ends, and haunting clues to uncover what most likely happened to Andrew Gosden.

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In May 1993, three eight-year-old boys were found murdered in a wooded area of West Memphis, Arkansas. Within weeks, three local teenagers — later known as the West Memphis Three — were arrested and convicted in a case fueled by panic, controversy, and claims of satanic ritual. For decades, doubts about the investigation and evidence have divided the public. In this episode, we cut through hysteria, conflicting theories, and legal twists to uncover what most likely happened in West Memphis.

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