On the night of September 4th, 1978, 13-year-old Scott Fandel and his 8-year-old sister, Amy, vanished from their family’s cabin in Sterling, Alaska. That evening, their mother, Margaret, dropped the children off at the cabin before heading into town with her sister Cathy, who had recently moved in to help with the family. Later, the Fandel children were seen at a neighbor’s house, playing with friends, before returning home late that night. By the next afternoon, it was discovered that Scott and Amy had disappeared sometime during the night.

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In August 1993, veteran hiking instructor Lyudmila Korovina led six young trainees into Siberia’s Khamar-Daban mountains. After good initial progress, the group was caught in days of freezing rain, leaving them soaked, cold, and exhausted. On August 6, during their descent from 2,396 meters, 23-year-old Alexander Krysin suddenly collapsed, bleeding from the eyes and mouth, convulsing, and dying within minutes. Korovina attempted to help but soon suffered the same symptoms and died. One by one, the remaining hikers—Tatiana Filipenko, Viktoriya Zalesova, Timur Bapanov, and Denis Shvachkin—collapsed violently, some clawing at their throats, vomiting blood, tearing at their clothes, or bashing their heads against rocks. Valentina Utochenko, the only survivor, fled the scene and wandered for four days before kayakers rescued her.

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In February 1959, nine experienced Soviet hikers from the Ural Polytechnical Institute mysteriously died in the northern Ural Mountains. Led by Igor Dyatlov, the group had set up camp on the eastern slope of Kholat Syakhl. Overnight, something caused them to cut their way out of their tent and flee into the freezing wilderness, inadequately dressed for the harsh conditions.

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In August 1966, two Brazilian electronics technicians, Miguel Viana (34) and Manuel Pereira da Cruz (32), were found dead under mysterious circumstances on Vintém Hill, near Niterói, Brazil. The men were dressed in formal suits and raincoats, and wore lead masks with no eye holes.Nearby were unusual items: a bottle of mineral water, aluminum foil cups, towels, a coded note, and a cryptic instruction suggesting they were awaiting a signal after ingesting capsules. No cause of death was determined due to organ decomposition and limited toxicology resources.

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30 year old Annie Borjesson was a Swedish woman, who was found dead in Prestwick beach on Sunday 4 December, 2005. She was last seen alive the day prior, when she was captured on CCTV in Prestwick airport, she was supposed to take a flight back home to Sweden. Annie's cause of death was ruled to be drowning, however Annie's strange behavior in the days leading up to her death makes us consider other possibilities.

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Marshal Iwaasa, last seen on November 17, 2019, in Lethbridge, AB, Canada, was attempting to access a storage unit. Earlier that day, he informed his mother he was returning to Calgary to resume his IT studies, though he had not actually re-enrolled. Days later, his burnt-out truck was found on November 23, 2019, at the remote Brian Waddington Hut trailhead near Pemberton, British Columbia, over 1,200 km away. Nearby, items linked to Marshal, including smashed phones, clothing, gaming consoles, and an expired passport, were scattered. His essential belongings, such as phone, laptop, backpack, wallet, and contact lenses, remain missing. The truck showed signs of being stripped. Marshal has not been seen since.

It is suggested that this case might be connected to another disappearance.

Daniel Reoch, originally from Squamish, faced numerous challenges throughout his life. Raised by his uncle's family in Edmonton due to his mother's drug addiction and eventual murder, he later returned to Squamish, where he had children with his girlfriend. Despite the care he received, Daniel struggled with drug addiction and had frequent encounters with the police. His final days were marked by a mysterious disappearance after being seen intoxicated on a ranch near his reservation. His car was later found abandoned, with his phone inside, on November 25th, 2019—just two days after Marshal’s truck was discovered. He wasn’t declared missing until January 7th, 2020, raising questions about why his absence wasn’t noticed earlier within the small community.

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Pat Mullins, a 52-year-old librarian from Bradenton, Florida, was discovered dead on February 5, 2013 nine days after he took it out for a ride. His body was found floating face down, he was dressed in a shirt, jeans, belt, and one shoe. Pat's empty boat was located about 7 miles off Egmont Key in the Gulf of Mexico, a large distance away from his usual boating routes and far from where his body was found. There were no signs of foul play on the boat, Pat's background checks and phone records revealed no financial troubles or indications of depression. On the podcast we discuss what could have happened to Pat Mullins.

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Eighteen-year-old Tiffany Valiante was tragically found dead on the Atlantic City Rail Line after being struck by a train on July 12, 2015, at 11:15 p.m. Her family suspects foul play, as she was last seen walking down her home's driveway at 9:28 p.m. following an argument with her mother. Earlier that day, Tiffany had stolen $86 from a friend, the reason for this has never been explained. Her family believes she may have been intercepted by individuals shortly after leaving home. On this podcast, we discuss our findings on Tiffany's case.

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The Bakersfield 3 were three friends from Bakersfield, California, who either went missing or were murdered in the spring of 2018.

Micah Holsonbake disappeared on March 23, 2018. In the days leading up to his disappearance, Micah told his parents that he feared for his life and believed he was being followed while driving.

James Kulstad was killed on the morning of April 8, 2018, after arriving at an acquaintance’s home in Southwest Bakersfield. He was shot dead, and the suspect is believed to have fled the scene in a silver sedan that was seen driving erratically in the neighborhood.

Baylee Despot was last seen on April 24, 2018. Before she vanished, she had been involved with a known Bakersfield criminal, Mathew Queen, who is suspected of playing a role in her disappearance.

All three victims knew each other. On our podcast, we dive into the publicly available details and explore whether or not these cases are connected.

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Phoebe Handsjuk, a 24-year-old from Melbourne, tragically died on December 2, 2010, after falling 12 stories down a garbage chute in her boyfriend Antony Hampel's apartment complex. Initially deemed an accident by police, her family suspects foul play due to inconsistencies. 

Some of the strange details include scratches on boyfriends body, broken glass and blood inside the apartment, no fingerprints on the chute door, and Phoebe's outgoing emails being deleted and her second phone missing.

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