Nestled between Virginia, Tennessee and South Carolina, North Carolina is home to both beautiful beaches along the Atlantic coastline and spectacular green mountain ranges, including The Great Smoky Mountains. However it is also home to many mysteries. In today's video, we'll be exploring two bizarre unsolved disappearances from North Carolina.

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Unsolved or cold cases often go one of two ways: either there’s not enough information available for us to come to a solid conclusion, or the answer feels extremely obvious but there’s a lack of evidence tying the suspect to the crime. Sometimes this is because a suspect was careful or got lucky. Sometimes it’s due to botched police work. Whatever the case may be, it can be maddening to watch as these kinds of cases, the ones that are so close to being solved, are shelved. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two frustrating cold cases with obvious suspects.

Perhaps best known for its agriculture, its State Fair and its bitterly cold winters, Iowa is nestled in between the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. It it is one of the US’s most fascinating states for true crime enthusiasts, as it is the backdrop for dozens of decades-old cold cases. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two twisted cases from Iowa that are STILL unsolved.

Many of the cases we cover on this channel involve the murder of a singular person, and it is terrifying knowing that there are so many killers who have never been brought to justice. However, something that is perhaps even more horrific, are unsolved cases of murdered families, a crime that snuffs out the lives of not just one, but multiple individuals all at once. The idea that someone who could commit such atrocities and is walking free and living an ordinary life is chilling to say the least. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two horrific unsolved family murders. 

One of the most notorious areas for people to go missing at sea is the famous Bermuda Triangle. However, the Bermuda Triangle is not the only body of water in which masses of people have disappeared. In fact, an estimated 2,000 sailors go missing at sea every year, many of whom are never found again. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two baffling cases of people lost at sea.  

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Given its status of being the fourth most populous state in the United States, New York has seen its fair share of grisly and chilling cases. It is the backdrop to the murders of some of the world’s most influential figures, including Malcolm X and John Lennon, and was the hunting ground of infamous serial killer David Berkowitz - or, as he is is better known, the Son of Sam. Many of its crimes go unnoticed by the mainstream media, as they are overshadowed by one or two notorious cases, and so, today, we aim to shed some light on some lesser-known cold cases. In this video, we’ll be exploring two unsettling unsolved cases from New York.

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Odd details are nothing new in cases that interest the true crime community. From the broken porch light in the disappearance of the Springfield Three to the long and detailed note left behind at the home of JonBenet Ramsey, there is an abundance of cold cases with strange clues that leave many of us thinking about it for hours afterwards. But oftentimes, these small details feel like a hindrance than a help. In today’s video, we’ll be exploring two peculiar cases that raise more questions than answers.