In 1994, a gruesomely dismembered body was found in Tokyo's Inokashira Park. The victim, architect Seiichi Kawamura, was killed with meticulous precision. Police explored theories involving cults and video game influence, but no suspect was ever identified. The case remains one of Japan’s most baffling and unsolved murder mysteries.

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Jo Jung-pil’s 1997 murder in Seoul sparked a decades-long legal battle as two suspects gave conflicting statements. Disagreements between police and prosecutors, along with Patterson’s escape to the U.S., delayed justice. A 2009 film revived the case, ultimately leading to Patterson’s extradition and conviction in 2017.

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In 2010, an elderly woman vanished from a Taiwanese care home. Weeks later, her body was found trapped in an elevator door. The case raised unsettling questions about police negligence, building design flaws, and eerie supernatural elements. Was this a tragic accident or something more sinister?

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The episode explores the mysterious disappearance of Lars Mittank in Bulgaria in 2014. Lars exhibited strange behavior, spoke paranoically, and vanished from the airport, running into a sunflower field. He has never been found, and theories about his disappearance range from trauma and paranoia to falling victim to a crime, but the truth remains a mystery.

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The episode examines the mysterious disappearance of Madeleine McCann in 2007 in Portugal's Algarve region. The case became an international sensation, with the parents caught in a storm of suspicion and media scrutiny. A new suspect, Christian Brückner, emerged in 2020, but no conclusive evidence was found, and the case remains unsolved.

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The episode delves into the mysterious disappearance of Natalee Holloway in Aruba in 2005. The case gained international attention, yet despite extensive searches by the police and FBI, Holloway's fate remained unsolved for decades. In 2023, Joran van der Sloot confessed to his involvement, but her body was never found.

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The episode explores the mysterious case of the "girl in the red dress" from Taiwan in 1998. A videotape showing a supernatural figure sparked fear and widespread discussion. Explanations were sought from both technological and supernatural perspectives, but the case remained unsolved. It also inspired a movie and continues to live on as an urban legend.

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In 1984 Hong Kong, a romantic evening ends in horror as a young man, He Haoran, is found murdered in an elevator shaft. The perpetrator, a jealous friend, Liu Wenchang, meticulously plans the crime, driven by unrequited love and envy. The chilling case highlights obsession’s devastating consequences and shocks the nation.

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In 1971, Tsinghua University's climbing team faced a tragic fate on Taiwan's Qilai Mountain when Typhoon Dajing struck unexpectedly. Five members perished, and the Chen Gong Fortress was built in their memory. Eerie events reported during storms at the fortress are believed to be tied to the spirits of the lost climbers.

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In 1957, the Grimes sisters went missing after attending a movie in Chicago. Their bodies were found weeks later, with conflicting forensic reports and strange phone calls. A forensic examiner's doubts about the time of death led to new revelations, but the case remains unsolved, with ongoing investigations.

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