These Are The Creepiest Mysteries and Most Disturbing Events in Modern History…



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41 thoughts on “These Are The Creepiest Mysteries and Most Disturbing Events in Modern History…”

  1. Please for the love of all that is holy stop using irrelevant clips from completely irrelevant movies to punctuate every end of every sentence that you utter, it detracts from what is otherwise a good video and makes it just annoying to watch

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  2. A Scottish slang word I have always loved is "wallies" (rhymes with sally's rather than the man's name Wally). It means dentures and I'd be interested to know if the term didn't originate from the sets of dentures they got from Waterloo soldiers.

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  3. Why is it that when literally anything out of the ordinary happens people’s first solution is “OMG! It’s Aliens!” Like at this point thinking something is “Aliens” is pretty stereotypical and honestly kinda boring 😂 Like seriously come up with a more creative solution 😂

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  4. Lmao but failed to notify the police?
    How much of a police force did 1922 germany have?

    That was between world war 1 and 2.

    You think these rural farmers had a phone? You think they would have traveled for a day or more just to tell the cops about some weird foot prints in the snow?

    Yall need to use your brains, im sorry.
    That was 100 years ago. Lmao failed to notify the police.

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  5. With what we know about The Blitz, and the fact that rationing of meat didn't end until 1954, it genuinely was kinder to have your pet put to sleep if you didn't have the means of getting them to the countryside. We all know how the majority of pets cannot handle fireworks well so imagine their terror at the sound of bombs dropping and buildings collapsing. Yes, it would devastate me to do that but as sure as eggs is eggs I wouldn't want them to suffer through that! It's the responsibility of a pet owner to put their needs above your feelings even if it is devastating to imagine.

    ETA: fixed spelling errors.

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  6. You couldn't even show any pertinent images or video on the Lady Be Good segment? It was a B-24, not an SBD or TBF, had nothing to do with a Japanese aircraft carrier, and there are TONS of images and film of it, the wreckage, and the artifacts from the crew available.

    Also, it did NOT "get lost in a sandstorm and the crew ejected", it overflew the base in the middle of the night on the return from the raid, and the 'navigator' they had on board was so useless that he spent the whole flight doodling in his logbook instead of doing his job, had no idea where they were, and even hundreds of miles into the Sahara was convinced they were still over the Mediterranean, so the crew bailed when they ran out of gas because they figured they would float at sea until rescue found them. Instead they roughly guessed at where the nearest civilization was after the sun came up (and again got it wrong), and started walking across the desert with one canteen of water between them. They all succumbed to the elements over the next few days. The plane wasn't found until the 50s, and the crew were discovered a few at a time where they died over the following years.

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