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Going on a week long cruise is a dream for any young woman, even if it’s with her family. In March, 1998, 23 year old Amy Lynn Bradley boarded the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Rhapsody of the Seas with her mom, dad, and brother. After a night of dancing, she was spotted by her father, sound asleep on on their cabin’s balcony. A short while later, she was gone without a trace.
August 15, 1958, Bobby Bizup, age 10, was fishing down by Cabin Creek, while attending summer camp at St. Malo Retreat; a camp organized by the Catholic Church. At approximately 6pm, a camp counselor approached Bobby and informed him it was time for dinner. The two of them walked down the hill, back toward the camp, the counselor noting Bobby was just behind him. Yet, when he reached the camp and turned back again, Bobby was gone.
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April 1, 2014, Dutch students, Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon, set out on a hike while on their trip to Panama, never to be seen alive again.
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Bob Crane was an American actor, known most for his starring role in the CBS sitcom, Hogan’s Heroes. On June 29, 1978, he was found bludgeoned to death in his Scottsdale, AZ apartment. To date, his murder remains officially, unsolved.
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March 31, 1922, five members of the Gruber family, and their maid were murdered on their farm. Over the next four days, the killer remained in their home, using the fireplace, cooking and eating the family’s food, and even fed and milked the cattle. To this day, no one knows for sure who is responsible for the Hinterkaifeck murders.
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More than 258 Ghost ships have washed up on the shores of Japan since 2012. What are they and where are they from? No one knows for sure, but theories point to North Korea.
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Late January, 1959, a group of 10 skiers set out on an expedition across the northern Urals in Sverdlovsk Oblast, in what was the Soviet Union, now Russia. One member turned back partway through the trip due to illness. The remaining 9 continued forth, but what happened next remains to be understood. This is the mystery of Dyatlov Pass.
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Late February, 1957, a young man, checking his muskrat traps in the woods off Susquehanna Road in Fox Chase, Philadelphia, found an old cardboard box. Upon further investigation, he found the body of a dead boy. He left the box and the body there and returned home, afraid the police would confiscate his traps. A few days later, college student Frederic Benosis, was in the woods, spying on girls at the Good Shepherd School when he, too, came upon the box. Afraid to tell the police why he was in the woods, he chose to not report it, until the next day, February 26, 1957.
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It’s December 20, 1968, and you’ve finally convinced your parents to let you go out on a date. Your dashing date picks you up in his station wagon. As the night goes on, you find yourself parked in a remote spot, thoroughly enjoying each others company. Nothing could go wrong, right?
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