Creepy Unsolved Mysteries - From unsolved murders to unidentified people to unexplained supernatural events, what are some of the creepiest unsolved mysteries you've ever heard of?

[General Patton]

A lot of those bodies just ceased to be because of the constant artillery fire. Bodies weren't just buried but were ground up into very small pieces and what rats didn't eat were just turned into ground meat and rotted very quickly.

That is true. One of the details that have stayed with me was one of the soldiers saying that there were "rats as big as dogs" because they were eating so much human flesh.

 

[William Murderface]

That is true. One of the details that have stayed with me was one of the soldiers saying that there were "rats as big as dogs" because they were eating so much human flesh.

The one picture that got me was the picture of Fort Douaumont before and after the Battle of Verdun. Now imagine a mere human body in the middle of that constant artillery barrage.

 

[Mola Ram]

That is true. One of the details that have stayed with me was one of the soldiers saying that there were "rats as big as dogs" because they were eating so much human flesh.

The Onion was scarcely exaggerating.

 

[General Patton]

The one picture that got me was the picture of Fort Douaumont before and after the Battle of Verdun. Now imagine a mere human body in the middle of that constant artillery barrage.

Yeah, no wonder the casualties were so large.

 

[Ill]

The colonial Parkway murders have been solved

https://www.wtkr.com/news/in-the-community/norfolk/fbi-closes-case-on-colonial-parkway-murders-after-confirming-suspect

Apparently he was connected to two of the murders in 2024 and the police just recently connected him to the rest.

 

[Well Intentioned]

Not really unsolved mysteries, but I figure there's a few crime fans who might enjoy this channel I found:

https://www.youtube.com/@themysteryabyss

Less dramatizing and just general reporting/recounting of the cases.

 

[FatalTater]

Once upon a time in Pennsylvania there was a lady named Stella Williamson...

Quoting my own post to present a truly creepy unsolved mystery, that is What The Fuck Is Wrong With Pennsylvania?

Because in September of 2025 there was ANOTHER case of a mother hiding bodies in a house.

https://www.wtae.com/article/armstrong-county-infant-remains-found-in-home-jessica-mauthe/67952313

https://archive.ph/7JwVE

Jessica Mauthe left four infant bodies in a house she was evicted from. She has two other kids that she decided to let live for whatever reason.
Seriously y'all. Just what.

 

[Scarlett Johansson]

Quoting my own post to present a truly creepy unsolved mystery, that is What The Fuck Is Wrong With Pennsylvania?

Because in September of 2025 there was ANOTHER case of a mother hiding bodies in a house.

https://www.wtae.com/article/armstrong-county-infant-remains-found-in-home-jessica-mauthe/67952313

https://archive.ph/7JwVE

Jessica Mauthe left four infant bodies in a house she was evicted from. She has two other kids that she decided to let live for whatever reason.
Seriously y'all. Just what.

Philadelphia may have crime but western PA has the most if not weirdest crimes.

 

[General Patton]

Philadelphia may have crime but western PA has the most if not weirdest crimes.

California also has some interesting weird crimes. Also had a lot of serial killers for some reason.

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

there is this compound owned by a South Korean cult, completely walled off, it's so out of place

The Unfication church? Shinzo Abe was killed because of his connection to the cult. His grandfather brought it from South Korea to Japan. After his death it was revealed that lots of people in his party were cult members.

 

[2mm and 99 others]

Philadelphia may have crime but western PA has the most if not weirdest crimes.

It must be the heavy industry, that draws or used to draw various kinds of characters. I'm not saying industry workers are bad in general, but if the place pretty much anywhere in the world in any given country has mines, ironworks, steelworks, other heavy industry, lot of construction work being done and in the worst cases a port, it has the sketchiest people around and most shameful things and weirdest crime happen there.

 

[General Patton]

One unsolved mystery that I don't think will ever get solved are the Tylenol murders in 1982.

I don't think the public will ever get the answers to those crimes.

 

[Return of the Freaker]

One unsolved mystery that I don't think will ever get solved are the Tylenol murders in 1982.

I don't think the public will ever get the answers to those crimes.

I don't remember the details, but I recall seeing a theory that Ted Kaczinsky did it.

 

[General Patton]

I don't remember the details, but I recall seeing a theory that Ted Kaczinsky did it.

Damn, it's more than a theory. The FBI even looked into that.

https://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/20/us/20tylenol.html

 

[Juan But Not Forgotten]

So what about Mr Gloves? Were there any revelations?

 

[bromanhoser]

I’m not sure if this is particularly creepy but I thought it is really strange. I live in the city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and we have a thing called the CFL, which is like the NFL, but Canadian and not as well known but it’s still pretty popular, the most well attended game for the local team in my city for the regular season (The Calgary Stampeders) is 45,010 on October 29, 2000 in a game against the Montreal Alouettes, there’s just one problem, there is almost no evidence of it ever taking place, but it apparently happened according to
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Football_League_attendance#Calgary_Stampeders
Pro football archive: https://www.profootballarchives.com/2000cflcal.html#

And this image:

Which came from here: https://funwhileitlasted.net/canadian-football-league-programs/6/

if you google “Montreal Alouettes @ Calgary Stampeders Date: October 29, 2000” you’ll see a lot of results on the score of the game, as well as the results and play-by-play.
This was near the end of the season. It had an attendance of 45,000 which is pretty impressive considering how McMahon stadium only has a maximum capacity of 35,000 which can be expanded it has been expanded up to 60,000 during the 1988 Winter Olympics.
this was a very big deal of a game if that was the case then here are some questions:

1. Where is the broadcast footage?

The CBC and CTV broadcast every game, including on the radio. This wasn’t a minor league. This was a major League and it was a very big deal back then. on top of that the Alouettes we’re in Quebec, which also meant there must’ve been a French broadcast, considering how the CBC has a perfect archive of everything according to their own people, where is it in their archives?

2. Where are The footage of the game even tourist photos

You think that with that many people there must’ve been a couple photos taken by either early digital or film cameras and you think if there was no broadcast footage then where are the people trying to find footage of it? they must’ve known by now, right?

3. Where exactly are the people who were there apparently?

and this is the creepiest thing I’ve been to a few Stampeders games, and I have talked to a few guys who have been season-ticket holders for a very long time. I told them what they knew about this game. They all said something along the lines of “I don’t remember it” or “it didn’t happen” or even “it might’ve happened and I might’ve been there but then again, if it happened it would’ve been broadcasted, but it didn’t”

This is very strange. I even showed him the photo, and they all shrugged it off like it was something they’ve never seen before. so what is the answer? What the hell happened?

oh yeah remember how I said this wasn’t creepy lol it’s going to get creepy. There are some theories that I have heard you know playground rumour type shit, this includes but is not limited to.

1. A bombing.

I’ve heard some people say that a explosion had occurred that apparently caused mass fatalities And the people who are running the event covered it up this might’ve been due to the fact that either an accident with the pyrotechnics or a F-18 crash because they were known for flying fruit, CFL games, especially back then.

2. An incident.

Sure, that sounds vague but I’m sure they’re referring to the fact that there might’ve been a shooting or much more plausibly, there might’ve been an incident where one of the players who apparently was working for the mob/biker gang or were connected to the mob/biker gang from Montreal, he apparently betted on the game A huge sum of money, because he was apparently almost broke, and when they lost, he just disappeared, so the organizers at the game decided to cover it up and The name of the player disappeared from Montreal.

Those are all of the theories that I have heard. I will be sure to check back with more information if necessary.

Needless to say, I find this to be very strange. There are a lot of strange things that happen in the city, like the homeless guy who was screaming at the top of his lungs that he was going to kill someone’s kids one night in the middle of a Forest behind my house or the fact that I keep hearing gunshots West of me (The last part is not true. It’s just fireworks first part is though)

So tell me guys, what do you think of this?

Thanks.

 

[everybody in Portugal]

So what about Mr Gloves? Were there any revelations?

At last I checked, they had identified the hospital and gone quiet because they'd handed everything they had over to the police and didn't want to fuck up any future investigations or court cases. There is discussion of it from sometime last year further back in the thread somewhere, if you threadsearch 'Dr Gloves' it should pop up.

Basically sounded like there was movement of some kind but that their hands are tied atm so they can't publicly announce whatever was found yet. Watch this space, I guess...

 

[FedPostalService]

So what about Mr Gloves? Were there any revelations?

I thought they had identified the guy? I’m probably 100% wrong on that but as the poster above said, they’ve identified the hospital. I don’t look into this one as anyone who harms kids makes be MATI.

How it took so long to identify the hospital makes me suspicious.

There’s video of a guy harming kids and interfering with corpses and the medical community could be bothered to look at a few still images to see if the recognised the room and it’s left to random weirdos on the internet to solve?

 

[Juan But Not Forgotten]

At last I checked, they had identified the hospital and gone quiet because they'd handed everything they had over to the police and didn't want to fuck up any future investigations or court cases. There is discussion of it from sometime last year further back in the thread somewhere, if you threadsearch 'Dr Gloves' it should pop up.

Basically sounded like there was movement of some kind but that their hands are tied atm so they can't publicly announce whatever was found yet. Watch this space, I guess...

I think, this is how it was until...

I thought they had identified the guy? I’m probably 100% wrong on that but as the poster above said, they’ve identified the hospital. I don’t look into this one as anyone who harms kids makes be MATI.

How it took so long to identify the hospital makes me suspicious.

There’s video of a guy harming kids and interfering with corpses and the medical community could be bothered to look at a few still images to see if the recognised the room and it’s left to random weirdos on the internet to solve?

...I saw someone in this very thread linking that podcast's website where they claimed that the guy was identified. I thought, maybe there was an arrest or something and his name and how all of this nightmare happened was revealed.

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

So tell me guys, what do you think of this?

I have an irl buddy who's big into weird sports disasters like that stadium in England with the collapse all those people died at, and he's also big into leaf things, I'll try to bounce this off him.