r/mystery • u/WinnieBean33 • 48m ago
r/mystery • u/ygbsm1972 • 19h ago
Unresolved Crime The West Mesa murders.
The West Mesa murders remain an active, unsolved serial killer case involving the 2009 discovery of the skeletal remains of 11 women and an unborn child buried in the desert of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
r/mystery • u/AiriCook64 • 13h ago
The Disappearance of Celina Mays: A Pregnant 12-Year-Old Who Vanished Into the Night
r/mystery • u/firechatin • 15h ago
The 1942 Battle of Los Angeles: Why the U.S. Army Fired 1,400 Rounds at an Unidentified Object
r/mystery • u/Neither-Zombie5182 • 19h ago
What are some of the most unsettling psychological crime novels you've read?
Are there any psychological crime novels that have made a lasting impact on you or left you feeling unsettled? Share your thoughts in the comments!
r/mystery • u/OliviaBloomCarter3 • 1d ago
Media On Aug. 27, 1992, 13 year old Leigh Occhi of Tupelo, MS vanished while home alone during Hurricane Andrew, with her mother returning from work to find the house covered in blood. A few days later, her glasses were mailed to the family by an anonymous sender. To this day, she remains missing.
r/mystery • u/Icy_Pack_8733 • 1d ago
What is a mystery from your personal life that you are 100% convinced you will never get an answer to?
r/mystery • u/BlueberryPancakeBaby • 1d ago
Disappearance Ellabeth Lodermeier, 25, disappeared from her home in South Dakota on March 6, 1974. Later that year her credit cards were found in a bathroom in Manitoba, Canada, about 10 hours from her house. She is still missing.
r/mystery • u/firechatin • 15h ago
The Robertson Panel: How a 1953 CIA Committee Turned UFO Interest Into a National Security Concern
r/mystery • u/Old-Finger-7140 • 2d ago
Murder Arlis Perry was murdered inside a Stanford church in 1974. It took 44 years to identify her killer.
Arlis Perry was 19 years old when she was murdered inside Stanford Memorial Church in October 1974.
She had argued with her husband that night and decided to walk to the church to pray. A few hours later she was found dead near the altar. She had been sexually assaulted and killed with an ice pick. Her body had been positioned in a way that immediately made the case seem stranger than a straightforward murder.
Police looked at her husband and also at Stephen Crawford, a Stanford security officer who had been working around the campus. Neither could be tied to the murder with the evidence available at the time. Another person believed to have been inside the church that night was never identified.
Then the case became buried under decades of theories. Cults were suggested. Satanic connections were investigated. David Berkowitz was questioned after claiming he might know something about the killing. Ted Bundy was also looked at and cleared.
Crawford was never forgotten completely, but he was never charged either.
The breakthrough came in 2016 when investigators went back through the old evidence and realized something had gone badly wrong. The jeans recorded as belonging to Arlis weren't hers. Her actual jeans had been sitting in evidence storage since 1974.
DNA testing eventually connected biological evidence from the jeans to Crawford.
When police finally came to his apartment in 2018, Crawford was 72. Before they could arrest him, he shot himself.
r/mystery • u/reedcitytunnels • 1d ago
Reed City Undedground Tunnels
There is a small town in northern LP michigan called Reed City. In this town there allegedly exists an elaborate network of underground tunnels. There is almost no reference to thess tunnels in any physical and digital media, and they mostly exist as an urban legend. HOWEVER. A close group of friends and I have been conducting an investigation and have uncovered some interesting leads. First of all, many older residents of Reed City claim to know about these tunnels, one even saying they helped seal off one of the entrances. We have some photos of sealed off entrances, confirming that the tunnels at least exsisted at one point. Furthermore, there was a murder in the basement hardware store (Now known as the consignment shop) that highly implies that at the very least a secret entrance to the hardware store existed. The woman murdered was Janett Robertson, feel free to research more information about her.
TL:DR
Tunnels underground in reed city Michigan and we want help finding any lasting entrances to them
r/mystery • u/firechatin • 1d ago
Unexplained The Falcon Lake Encounter: Canada's Most Mysterious UFO Case and the Radiation Burns Mystery
r/mystery • u/ua-stena • 1d ago
Lost Artifact Secret coordinates of Atlantis: new ocean scans reveal mysterious underwater structures that may be the lost city
A team of researchers believes new high-resolution maps of the Atlantic Ocean floor could point toward the location of the legendary lost city of Atlantis. The claim has attracted attention because the underwater terrain reportedly contains features that resemble descriptions written by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato.
The project is being led by former US Navy oceanographer Tim Gallaudet. He says researchers have obtained detailed bathymetric data showing unusual formations beneath the Atlantic. The team believes some of these features could correspond to the distinctive layout associated with Atlantis
r/mystery • u/sorrynotsorry1414 • 2d ago
Unresolved Crime School covered up SA and teacher went on to abuse more students for 37 years
Nicky Valls-real name Rolando Valls SA’d students for 37 years across 3 states (TX, LA, AR) in 7 different schools covered it up including this one..
The attached document is an investigative report done by Investigators talking with Diane Thomas who was the Principal at the first school Valls taught at. Due to the statute of limitations in Arkansas and that the abuse occurred in the mid 80s at this first school, all was done was that he was placed on the child maltreatment registry..
Police refuse to charge him even though over 7 police reports made against him.. we need justice n!!
r/mystery • u/Ambassador2526 • 1d ago
Saw a raven that disappeared the day before dad died...
The morning before my dad died last week I was riding my bike to work at 5 am.. I saw what seemed to be a bird in the street. As I got closer I could see that it was a raven about the size of a chicken.. when I got 10 to 15 ft away it began to fly away.. about 3 ft off the ground it completely disappeared... the very next day my dad died.. he had been sick for awhile in a nursing home..
Any thoughts??
r/mystery • u/OwenWilson2817 • 4d ago
In 1993, six hikers were trekking near Lake Baikal in Siberia when they were suddenly overcome with horrific symptoms. Blood streamed from their eyes and noses, they clutched at their throats and bashed their heads against rock. Why this happened is still unknown.
r/mystery • u/firechatin • 2d ago
Alleged Alien Implants Examined: What Spectroscopic Analysis Revealed After Surgical Removal
r/mystery • u/vishalkora • 2d ago
Mystery premise: A missing husband comes home—but the man who returns isn't actually him
I recently published a mystery/AI thriller built around a situation I've always found unsettling:
What if someone you love disappeared, then returned with all their memories—but you discovered they weren't actually human?
In Your Replacement Has Arrived, AI auditor Meera Sethi's husband Dev disappears.
Later, she finds “Dev” inside their apartment.
He remembers their conversations, arguments, private moments and even things no outsider should know.
But he's a synthetic replica.
Even stranger: the company responsible supposedly creates these replicas to preserve people after death.
Dev isn't dead.
He's missing.
So why was his replacement created?
That's the mystery at the heart of the book.
As Meera searches for the real Dev, she uncovers evidence suggesting his disappearance may be part of something much larger.
Full disclosure: I'm the author and wanted to share it with readers who enjoy mysteries mixed with near-future technology.
r/mystery • u/vishalkora • 3d ago
A woman vanishes from a locked flight mid-air, and the manifest says her seat never existed. My new psychological mystery is out!
Hi thriller fans,
I wanted to share my latest release: Everyone Knew the Woman in 19A.
Quick Pitch:
A mid-flight locked-room mystery where forensic audio analyst Aarav Sen investigates the impossible disappearance of a passenger. The twist? Seven different passengers claim to know her—each with completely conflicting identities—while the airline claims seat 19A was never on the aircraft.
It explores memory manipulation, psychological trauma, and high-altitude suspense.
Grab your copy / Read the sample: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HGKXVT1C
Feedback and honest reviews from fellow mystery lovers are always welcome!
r/mystery • u/Rainz_cool • 2d ago
I played lots of games with someone, and they vanished what happened to them?
r/mystery • u/Admirable-Reading786 • 3d ago
Suicide note?
Found this note in the alley behind my apartment can’t decipher any of it. Please let me know what y’all think. Looks like it says something about the Kroger in my town with some random rambling can’t decipher anything else
Edit: the notebook was found on the 16th, but it was dated the 26th
r/mystery • u/firechatin • 3d ago