Dr. Sneha Anne Philip, was a fiercely independent and highly intelligent young woman from Kerala, India. 

Her unquestioned care for patients, curiosity in multiple arts, and desire to see the entire world were all cut short by a troubling disappearance in September of 2001 in the hours leading up to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, leaving all who knew her in Manhattan communitity and the entirety of New York City at large grasping for answers in a sea of mysteries that drowned us all in doubt…

As a hope to provide more substantial reasoning built upon observable evidence and situational analysis, this is an examination of the disappearance of Sneha Anne Philip in the leadup to one of the darkest days in American history, and the decades long fight for her family to set the record straight on Sneha’s fate, and ultimately, her heroic legacy. 

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An exorcism is a religious or spiritual process which attempts to force an evil spirit or demon to leave a person or place which is believed to be possessed. It is an outdated, and at times, abhorrent practice, often born of a misunderstanding of mental illness, and has served to victimise or even criminalise the mentally ill. However, these cases do provide a fascinating insight into the way society and culture has evolved. To those of us who always seek a rational, empirically verifiable explanation for the world around us, that makes these cases that much more fascinating. In today's episode of Cold-Case Detective, we'll be exploring three instances of real-life exorcisms.

For many of us, Halloween is a fun and joyful time of year, and despite it being synonymous with horror, its scares are often playful, and nothing to take seriously. However, tragically, there are occurrences where Halloween becomes a truly dark and evil time, with many people going missing, or losing their lives, on a day intended to be a light-hearted celebration. In today’s part two of Halloween themed special episodes of Cold Case Detective, we’ll be exploring just two cases of unsolved Halloween crimes.

In the age of the internet and with the rise of online influencers, it’s all too easy for us to assume that what somebody is showing us is true. We are often led so deeply into the lives of our favourite online creators that we feel we know them, and we trust that they are who they say they are. It’s understandable, but this window into someone’s life is often manipulated, and not everybody is truthful. In fact, sometimes they harbour terrifying secrets, as we’ll soon discover in today’s episode of Cold Cases Detective, investigating 3 Disturbing Cases of Crimes That Started Online.

According to the FBI’s National Crime Information Centre, as of December 2019, there are over 87,000 active missing persons records, and their Uniform Crime Report estimates that the US had, as of 2019, around 250,000 unsolved murders. This number increases by about 6,000 each year. Looking at these astounding figures, it’s sad to think that the attention is so often exclusively given to a select group of cold cases, time and time again. Because of course, no case should slip through the cracks. No case should be forgotten about. But, sadly, many are. In today’s video, we aim to shed light on three cold cases that you’ve probably never heard of.

In the modern age with news and updates at our fingertips, it can be very easy to get bogged down in the negativity and the more terrifying parts of our world. We can become overwhelmed by the number of missing persons there are and consumed by how many crimes go unsolved. Naturally, these cases are a big part of what we study on this channel, and through the Cold Case Detective podcast which you can check out by following the link below. But we do this in the hope that one day these cases might be solved, and, with constantly improving forensics and DNA technology, we are seeing a staggering number of cold cases begin to thaw and, finally, receive justice. It’s an incredible thing, that proves there is always hope to be found even in the darkest chapters of our history. In today’s episode of Cold Case Detective, we’ll discuss Three Cases That Were Recently Solved...

When thinking about Australia, several things might come to mind: Steve Irwin; kangaroos; the Great Barrier Reef, or perhaps even its abundance of dangerous bugs and wildlife. But beneath the sun, sand, and surf is a prolific amount of cold cases that have left detectives stumped. In today’s episode of Cold-Case Detective, we’ll be exploring just three of these cases.

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It's no secret that 1950s America was a hotbed of hatred, with both racism and McCarthyism flourishing during the decade. It's often an era that is romanticised with people fondly remembering full-skirts, ice-cream parlours and rockabilly music, but it's also home to some of America's most heinous crimes. In today's episode of Cold Case detective, we'll be looking at two unsolved cases from the 1950s.

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While Belle Gunness and H. H. Holmes may be two of the most recognisable names when it comes to serial killers who operated in the Victorian-era, they are not the only ones. In fact, far from it. There were a huge number of mass slayers at the time, but many are overshadowed by the likes of Jack the Ripper. In today's episode of Cold-Case Detective, we'll be looking at two of these serial killers from the 1800s and their crimes.