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Think you know the Men in Black? Think again. Explore the chilling true stories behind the myth, from UFO encounters like the Maury Island Incident to Albert K. Bender's terrifying experiences and John Keel's eerie investigations in Point Pleasant. Discover the shadowy truth Hollywood doesn’t show you.

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Join us as we kick off a new chapter with a new host, diving into the chilling mystery of the Missing Six. In this episode, we revisit the haunting 1999 disappearance of six friends in Opp, Alabama. Four months later, their car was found submerged in the Pea River—but one friend, James Anthony Reynolds, remains missing to this day. Explore the facts, theories, and lingering questions that make this case unforgettable.

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Who was the Zodiac Killer? For over 50 years, the identity of this infamous serial killer has remained a mystery. From cryptic ciphers and taunting letters to unsolved murders in Northern California, the Zodiac has left behind a trail of fear, fascination, and unanswered questions.

In this episode of Still Unsolved, we explore the shocking crimes attributed to the Zodiac, including the murders on Lake Herman Road, the Lake Berryessa attack, and the chilling death of Paul Stine. We analyze his letters, his shifting patterns, and the evidence—or lack thereof—that links him to these crimes.

Was the Zodiac Killer one man, or a myth constructed by letters and media frenzy? Could there have been multiple killers? Or was it all an elaborate hoax? Join us as we dive into the theories, uncover new perspectives, and question everything we thought we knew about one of history’s most puzzling cold cases.

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It was 1989, in the heart of New York City, when 2-year-old Christopher "Choo Choo" Dansby and 19-month-old Shane Walker vanished without a trace. Theories range from a simple abduction to an elaborate baby trafficking ring. To this day, no one truly knows what happened to the two boys.

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The Oklahoma Girl Scout murders took place on the morning of June 13, 1977, at Camp Scott in Mayes County, Oklahoma, United States. Despite the police having an obvious suspect, the murders remain unsolved to this day.

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Amy Lynn Bradley, while on a family cruise to the Caribbean, went missing from the Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line's ship Rhapsody of the Seas. She remains missing to this day.

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The Jamison family of Eufaula, Oklahoma disappeared on October 8, 2009, and though their bodies were found four years later, their case remains a mystery.

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On April 11, 2001, 20-year-old Branson Perry vanished from outside his own home in Skidmore, Missouri. Two years after his disappearance, a sickening clue emerged.

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From April 1971 to September 1972 six young African-American girls were abducted from their neighborhoods in Washington, DC and murdered. Their bodies were found in both the District of Columbia and in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The suspect in these murders has been called “The Freeway Phantom” by the media.

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The beach was officially open, but Molly was there alone. No houses overlooked the water, and the beach wasn't visible from the parking lot, which was situated at the end of a dead-end street. Surrounding the area in all directions were only trees. While everything seemed routine up to this point, there was an imminent danger lurking. Maggie would soon learn that this was the last time she would ever see her daughter.

On this day, Molly Bish vanished, without a trace.

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