The Isdal Woman was an unidentified woman found dead in Isdalen, Bergen, Norway, on November 29, 1970. Her charred body, discovered with soot in her lungs and high levels of sleeping pills in her system, suggested a mysterious death involving fire while she was still alive. Her belongings, including wigs, foreign currency, and coded notes, were stripped of identifying marks, and she had traveled extensively across Europe and Norway under multiple aliases. Despite investigations pointing to espionage or foul play, her identity and the circumstances of her death remain unsolved.

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The Enfield Monster is a bizarre creature sighted in Enfield, Illinois, in April 1973. Witnesses described it as a 4.5-foot-tall, grayish creature with three legs, two small arms, and glowing pink eyes. The first major sighting occurred when local resident Henry McDaniel encountered the creature scratching at his door. He described its unusual physical characteristics and claimed it got away in massive leaps when he fired at it with his pistol.

Footprints with six toes and scratches were discovered near McDaniel's home. A second sighting by McDaniel occurred two weeks later, and other witnesses, including radio station director Rick Rainbow, reported seeing and even recording eerie cries from a similar creature.

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Dorothy Harriet Camille Arnold, a 25-year-old socialite and aspiring writer, vanished on December 12, 1910, in New York City. That morning, she told her mother she was shopping for a dress for her sister’s debutante party but declined her mother’s company. Dorothy left home with $25–30 and was last seen around 2 p.m. on Fifth Avenue after purchasing chocolates and a book, then chatting briefly with a friend. She stated she planned to walk home through Central Park but was never seen again.

Her disappearance sparked extensive searches by family, private investigators, and police. Theories ranged from suicide over failed writing ambitions, to elopement with her rumored lover, George Griscom Jr., to death from a botched abortion, possibly linked to a Pennsylvania clinic. Despite widespread speculation and alleged sightings, her fate remains unknown.

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Jarrett Brooks, 16, vanished on July 4, 2023, from Joseph City, Arizona. He was last seen on home security footage leaving with a pistol. A rancher later spotted someone matching his description walking toward Lacy Lane.

Jarrett’s parents believe he may have been picked up near the road. He left without his phone or wallet.

Jarrett, now 17, is 6 feet tall with blond hair and brown eyes, last seen in a black "America" T-shirt, blue jeans, cowboy boots, and a baseball hat.

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On May 10, 2019, Sandile Sibiya, a 53-year-old construction worker, was helping his neighbor with house repairs when a wall collapsed, breaking his right femur. Family members rushed him to Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital in Durban, where he awaited transfer to Addington Hospital for specialist care. Before the transfer, Sandile disappeared, prompting a search that ended two weeks later when his decomposing body was found in the hospital ceiling. This bizarre case mirrors a 2017 incident in Stellenbosch Hospital, where Teteteke Gqotsi, a 61-year-old admitted for abdominal surgery, went missing and was found dead in a ceiling after two weeks. Both cases raise troubling questions about how immobile patients could end up in such inaccessible locations, with theories ranging from medication-induced crises to possible foul play. Despite investigations, little clarity has been provided, leaving families with unanswered questions and fueling speculation about hospital negligence and systemic issues like overcrowding and staff burnout.

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Lee Darren Boxell, a 15-year-old from Cheam, disappeared on 10 September 1988, last seen outside a Tesco on Sutton High Street at 2:20 pm, hours after parting ways with a friend and mentioning he might attend a football match he never reached. Decades later, investigations linked his disappearance to "The Shed," an unofficial youth club at St Dunstan's Church in Cheam, where paedophile activity was uncovered, including crimes by gravedigger William Lambert. Police theorized Lee may have died intervening to stop abuse. Suspicions also arose around serial offender Brian Lunn Field, though no concrete evidence has confirmed his involvement.

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Tina Fontaine, a 15-year-old Indigenous girl, was reported missing in Winnipeg in July 2014 and found dead in the Red River on August 17. Her death highlighted systemic failures involving missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada. Raymond Cormier was charged with her murder but acquitted in 2018 due to lack of direct evidence. Her case remains unresolved, with questions about her final days unanswered.

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Penny Bell, a 43-year-old English businesswoman and mother of two, was brutally murdered on 6 June 1991 in the car park of Gurnell Leisure Centre in Greenford, London. Stabbed over 50 times in a frenzied attack, Penny’s murder remains unsolved. On the morning of her death, she left her home in her blue Jaguar XJS, informing workers renovating her kitchen that she was late for an appointment—an appointment never recorded. Witnesses later reported seeing her driving erratically with a passenger in her car, and one witness claimed she appeared to ask for help. The attack was personal, with no signs of robbery or sexual assault, and police believe Penny likely knew her killer. Suspicious elements include her withdrawal of £8,500 three days prior, wallpaper samples found in her car, and a mysterious man seen entering her vehicle. Despite questioning thousands, offering rewards, and pursuing leads—including her husband, an alleged lover, and even convicted killer Robert Napper—the case remains a mystery

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Thelma “Polly” Melton, 58, disappeared on September 25, 1981, while hiking the Deep Creek Trail in North Carolina with friends Trula Gudger and Pauline "Red" Cannon. Born February 26, 1923, in Alabama, Polly was known for her friendly and intelligent demeanor and had lived with her husband, Robert Melton, in an Airstream trailer near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park each fall. On the day of her disappearance, Polly, a heavy smoker with health issues, walked ahead of her friends, vanished over a hill, and was never seen again. Search efforts revealed no signs of a struggle, though her scent was detected briefly on a tree. Authorities speculated she may have left the park voluntarily by vehicle, as her personal belongings, including ID, medication, and money, were left behind. Months later, a check made out to Polly was cashed in Alabama, fueling theories she started a new life. Despite reported sightings, her fate remains a mystery.

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David Glenn Lewis, a 39-year-old attorney from Amarillo, Texas, vanished under mysterious circumstances during Super Bowl weekend in 1993. His wife and daughter returned home on January 31 to find him missing, with two sandwiches in the fridge, the VCR recording the game, and his personal belongings, including his wedding ring and watch, left behind. His car was found parked near the courthouse with keys and identification inside. On February 1, his wife reported him missing. That same day, 1,600 miles away in Yakima County, Washington, a man matching David’s description was struck and killed in a hit-and-run accident. He wore military-style clothing and carried no identification.

Investigators later uncovered puzzling details: plane tickets in David’s name, sightings of him in Dallas and at an airport, and a mysterious $5,000 deposit into his account. Despite theories of foul play, mental health struggles, or an attempt to escape threats related to his legal career, the case went cold. In 2004, DNA confirmed the Washington victim as David, but his reasons for being there and the events leading to his death remain unsolved.

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