Mekayla was a 16-year-old high school student who lived with her mother, Paula, along with her aunt, grandmother, and two younger siblings in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Known for her shy and caring nature, Mekayla enjoyed playing the violin and participating in her high school's drama club.

In the days leading up to her disappearance, Mekayla made unusual claims about having $5,000 in her bank account and expressed unhappiness to her friends. On April 12, after a regular morning at home, she was seen on CCTV leaving school at 8:30 a.m., walking along railroad tracks, and unsuccessfully trying to pawn a ring. She then withdrew $55 from her bank account before disappearing.

Despite numerous leads and extensive investigations, Mekayla Bali's whereabouts remain unknown.

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On April 8, 2008, Jamie Fraley, 22, from Gastonia, North Carolina, told a friend she was heading to the hospital for the third time in 24 hours due to a stomach flu. She mentioned someone was picking her up, but never identified them. Fraley never arrived at the hospital, and her cellphone was later found with no useful leads. Investigators initially focused on Ricky Simonds Sr., her fiancé's father, who had a criminal past and had driven her to the hospital earlier that day. However, Simonds Sr. died unexpectedly two months later. Fraley's disappearance remains unsolved, with theories pointing to foul play by Simonds Sr., her bipolar disorder possibly influencing her actions, or involvement by an unknown person she knew.

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Paulette Gebara Farah, a four-year-old disabled Mexican girl, disappeared from her bedroom on March 22, 2010, prompting her family to launch a widespread search campaign. Her body was discovered nine days later, on March 31, wrapped in sheets between the mattress and the foot of her bed, despite extensive searches by various agencies and search dogs. Her death was ruled accidental, with the investigation concluding that she died of asphyxia after turning herself around in bed. On the night of her disappearance, Paulette's nanny Erika couldn't find her and alerted her family, who then contacted the authorities. The family initially claimed there were no signs of theft or kidnapping, and surveillance provided no evidence of Paulette leaving or being taken.  Paulette was buried on April 6, 2010, and her case remains controversial due to mishandling of the investigation, public suspicion of the parents and nannies, and numerous unresolved questions about her death.

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The Keddie murders are an unsolved quadruple homicide that occurred on the night of April 11-12, 1981, in Keddie, California. The victims, Sue Sharp, her son John Sharp, her daughter Tina Sharp, and John's friend Dana Wingate, were brutally killed in house No. 28 of the Keddie Resort. Sue, John, and Dana's bodies were discovered by Sue's 14-year-old daughter Sheila, who had been staying with neighbors, while Tina's remains were found three years later. Despite multiple investigations and new leads, including a hammer discovered in 2016 and new DNA evidence, no suspects have been charged. Sue's two younger sons and their friend, who were also in the house, were found unharmed.

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Katheryne Scott Eggleston, a recent graduate of Oregon State University and employee at Allnet, a telecommunications company, disappeared under mysterious circumstances in Portland, Oregon on August 2, 1993. After attending a business meeting at the Port of Portland building, she was last seen in the company of an unknown man. Her unlocked car, containing most of her belongings but not her passport, was found the next morning in an industrial parking lot 9 miles away. Eggleston’s disappearance, one of Portland’s most notorious cold cases, was closely scrutinized due to her sister’s legal issues with tax evasion, leading to speculation that she might have fled to avoid testifying, though her family strongly denied any connection. Despite extensive searches and numerous theories, her case remains unsolved.

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Marilyn Bergeron, 24, left her family’s Quebec City home on the morning of February 17, 2008, for a walk and did not return. She was recorded on an ATM camera in Loretteville and last seen at a coffee shop in Saint-Romuald that afternoon. Despite numerous unconfirmed sightings, including in Ontario, Quebec City police theorize she may have committed suicide, while her family suspects foul play and has offered a reward for information. In 2017, a friend revealed that she had become increasingly fearful and reclusive before her disappearance.

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Des Walsh, a 25-year-old Irishman and Dell security guard, vanished on September 18, 1999, after leaving a Limerick nightclub. His last sighting was at 2:30 am by friends. Despite extensive searches, he remains missing. Strangely, two other Dell security guards, Matthew Carroll and Gussie Shanahan, also disappeared under mysterious circumstances within two years. Walsh’s family believes he was murdered, especially since he had been beaten shortly before his disappearance.

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Kristen Modafferi, an 18-year-old from North Carolina, disappeared on June 23, 1997, after finishing her shift at Spinelli's coffee shop in San Francisco’s Crocker Galleria Mall. Having moved to Oakland just 23 days earlier, she intended to start summer photography classes at UC Berkeley. Witnesses last saw her with an unidentified blonde woman. 

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Ball Cemetery, located 15 minutes south of Springfield, Nebraska - in a rural area just north of the Platte river - is claimed to be the most haunted location in the state of Nebraska.

First established in the 19th century by pioneers and still privately owned by the Ball family, this cemetery is not just a resting place for the departed, but a hotbed of legends and ghostly encounters. Among its most notable residents is William Liddiard, known locally as Rattlesnake Pete, a man whose adventures with Buffalo Bill have cemented his place in history.

But beyond its historical significance, Ball Cemetery is notorious for being one of the most haunted locations in Nebraska. From mysterious apparitions to unexplained injuries, the stories emerging from this graveyard are chilling.

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On December 15th, 1995, the Markley children came home to find their parents, John and Shelly, mysteriously missing. The house was unlocked, the coffee pot was still on, and important documents were scattered. Their father’s 1978 Corvette was uncovered, and the couple’s checkbook was gone. Despite a frantic search, the children would never see their parents again.

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