Jason Landry was heading home for the holidays after his successful first semester at college, when he drove off course inexplicably and crashed his car. The crash was attended immediately but Jason was nowhere to be found. What's more, the things that did remain of his painted a bizarre picture. What happened to Jason?

Bodycam footage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q66-IcMaLA

911 calls

https://www.fox7austin.com/video/1023475

Video of the crash site

https://vimeo.com/534225920

East pond

https://vimeo.com/534233755

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The movie 'Predator' is an absolute classic with a terrifying bad guy who would definitely make you reconsider going into the jungle. But what if it is not entirely fictitious? Is the predator based in reality and if so are they still out there now?

Cloaked entity on camera

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsT29SlSIho&t=54s

Steph Young YouTube page

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChY-I52fp98kMJm0aIoW-NA

David Paulides YouTube page

https://www.youtube.com/c/canammissingproject

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A famous new presenter is executed and England is up in arms. The murder of Jill Dando has so many people wondering who could kill such an amazing woman, but it is soon discovered that there is a long list of people who may have wanted her dead. Join us as we delve into mysteries and conspiracies as we ask who took Jill's life and why.

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In the midst of a what appears to be a paranoid episode, Gunther tells his wife that there are people after him and that he is concerned for his safety. He writes a strange message and then takes off into the night. We only know some of his movements that night but we do know it ends in his bizarre death. Who was Gunther afraid of? How did he end up in the situation he did? And who was the mystery man seen with him in his final moments? Tonight we speak about what has become to be known as 'The Yogtze Case'.

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Sandrine Jourdan went missing at the same time as 2 other women in different cases, so why did their cases get so much attention and hers didn't? Was it the fact that she lived a more 'alternative' lifestyle than the other women that led to police fobbing her disappearance off as a probable suicide? key clues were missed in this case that definitely looks like there is more than meets the eye. 

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When a huge earthquake hit Mexico City the death toll just seemed to keep climbing. A school became a large focus and as rescuers tried desperately to get all of the children out. When it came to the point where they thought they may have done all they could a glimmer of hope returns as a young girl, still alive, makes contact from under the rubble.

Who was Frida Sofia and what happened to her during this rescue attempt?

News video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiufZ_QK1xI

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Tom Messick was an older guy but he still loved getting outdoors, despite his many ailments. When he disappears on a hunting trip with family and friends, everyone is baffled at how he could have even moved from his watch point, let alone vanished into thin air.

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Tex and Diane McIver seemed to have it all, money, high powered jobs, a high society social circle and a great marriage. So when Tex seems to accidentally shoot Diane in a bizarre accident, people think it is just that, a tragic event. Is there more to this shooting though? Was it really an accident or something more sinister?

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When David Lewis disappears one day right in the middle of making food and looking to be about to settle in for the Superbowl, his family are at a loss as to where he could have gone. Soon reports of strange behaviour start to emerge from the previous couple of days, but still he cannot be found. Eventually he is found 11 years later but the details of where he ended up only add to the bizarre nature of this case. Why did David disappear? Was someone else involved? And why did he end up where he did?

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The Japanese people have a beautiful culture of nature worship, and this includes embracing things natural and supernatural. It seems as though there are never ending stories of ghostly events, all happenings that people openly embrace as being paranormal.

Tonight we explore two of these stories and ask the question, are these really Japanese ghosts?

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