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On May 27th, 1936 the RMS Queen Mary set sail on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. This would be the first of over 1,000 trips for the British Ocean Liner, which had accommodations fit for elite class passengers. The Queen Mary would become known as the “Stateliest Ship Afloat.” The ship included two pools, nurseries, entertainment venues and even a small hospital, and when it wasn’t transporting passengers across the Atlantic, it was transformed into a wartime vessel to aid in transporting soldiers all around the world during WW2. The ship traveled over 600,000 miles in it’s career and carried an estimated 2.2 million passengers during peacetime as well as more than 800,000 military personnel during the war. The vast history and reports of at least 47 deaths on the ship, has given way for reports of up to 600 spirits haunting the Queen Mary to this day.
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Just before midnight, on the evening of December 6th, 1991, a reporter and photographer from a local CBS affiliate, were on a ride-along with Austin Police Department Sergeant John Jones. They were initially following up on a call from earlier that night when a new call came over the radio for a report of two fatalities. “Suspected arson, suspected homicide, looks like gunshot wounds..” Jones quickly flipped his lights on and headed to the scene of the I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt shop, which was located in a strip mall off of West Anderson Lane. The call was quickly updated by a cop who was at the scene, he said “Jonesy, make that four.” What he would find when he arrived at the scene would continue to haunt John Jones for decades to come. The bodies of 4 young girls, bound, shot and burned inside the yogurt shop. It’s been 31 years since this horrendous crime and the suspect… or suspects are still out there, walking among us.
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The Lake Shawnee amusement park was a family favorite location, built in the late 1920s in West Virginia. Complete with a Ferris wheel, a racetrack, a swing ride and a dance hall, It was created as a place for families to enjoy the outdoors as well as the fun environment that the Amusement Park Provided. What was hidden beneath the park’s joyful exterior, was a dark history that plagued the land long before the park was built.
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On October 12, 2012, reigning Miss Ohio, Audrey Bolte was expecting to go on her first date with a man she met on Facebook named Ryan Poston. When he didn’t show up, she went home thinking he just blew her off. What she didn’t know at the time is that Ryan was dead, having been shot 6 times by his on again/off again girlfriend of 18 months Shayna Hubers. Shayna would go on to confess and claim that she shot him in self-defense and that she had to protect herself from Ryan, however the evidence and Shayna’s erratic behavior would tell a different story.
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Tamla Horsford was last seen alive at an overnight houseparty that she attended on the evening of November 3rd, 2018. The event was a birthday party for the homeowner Jeanne Meyers , who Tamla knew because their sons played on the same football team. The next morning, Tamla, was found unresponsive in the backyard and appeared to have fallen from the home’s deck, which was about 15 feet off the ground. The following February, investigators announced Horsford’s death had been ruled accidental. The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office closed the investigation, finding no evidence of foul play. To this day, Tamla’s loved ones believe that there is more to the story and what really happened that night remains a mystery.
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