Tonight, submitted for your research and skeptimism, ten disappearances

I was searching out some more 411 cases and ran across this vid.
And thought it would be interesting to post on ATS not so much
for it mysterious content. But because it seems to hold some
researchable mysteries that our super sleuths at ATS might well
enjoy trying to unravel. Those were my thoughts and lets see
how they pan out. If not some pretty fascinating stuff at the
sign post up ahead your next stop the twilight zone.
Or maybe not.



oops!

a reply to: randyvs

thanks let me give it a watch

a reply to: randyvs

Enjoyed that Randy,

Thanks for posting. Reckon the Celeste is out there with the most mysterious disappearance of crew.

Kind regards,

Bally

a reply to: TechniXcality

See if something interests you enough to investigate?
I have my eye on that bullion billion.

I liked the first one better..

You know, the heart being cut out and the beheading and all..

That's why the OOOPs is there....

a reply to: baddmove

Oops now I have to put the oops back.

that poor pilot of the 182.......he got sucked into the mothership......for the love of God.....can you imagine?
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that makes afraid to go flying alone....mothership gonna suck me in, dang....

a reply to: randyvs

Interesting; a few of those, I had not heard about, such as the military plane headed toward Morocco. Some of these cases are spookier to me than others. No idea why.

The yachtsmen is one; it's as if something took them off the ship, without a trace.

Same for the lighthouse crew. That one just feels very wrong, somehow.

The biggest one for me is the lost colony. One thing that really, really bugs me about that one is that the story has changed!! I heard about this as a child, and saw it written about in books for years. The colony is left there, there are peaceful Indians, and they are gone without a trace when the ship finally arrives, with no clue but the word "croatoan" carved into the post. The thing that's changed is this - everywhere I ever read about the case, there was said to be NO Indian tribe with that name. None. The Indians that were there were named something else, though I can't recall what. That was part of why it was such a huge mystery. No Indians by that name meant they didn't just go to said Indians. Now, in the internet days, all of a sudden, there were Indians by that name?!?!? I really don't get that one! I more than half wonder if some group didn't decide that they "were" such a nonexistent tribe, just for the status. Things do get spread around online that aren't true. Heck, it happens with song lyrics; one site prints some mistake, and others copy it, and no one listens to correction, even if you are looking at the actual lyrics, printed in album info. Still, that the data changed, on this of all cases, really bothers me! I even remember checking in encyclopedias for such a tribe, and not finding one. How that change came about, and why, I'd love to know.

a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

Wouldn't it be cool to be able to find those articles we read
when we were kids? Or maybe not, we might be devestated
to find even that article got changed some how. The Mandela
effect.

I thought the Air Force losing two crew members and a plane to a blip
on the radar was pretty intense. How does that not ground
all manned flights forever? Well they were here and now they're gone
forever to a blip. On the radar. So much for the friendly skies.

Where did these people go and what horrible fate did they meet?

I can solve a few of them. The missing Gold has likely been scooped up by the gov't.

The plane carrying nuclear items just went rouge and landed peacefully to where it was supposed to go.

The other ones I have no F'n clue lol.

Good stuff!

a reply to: HawkeyeNation

You mean the gold is gone?

My theory about the Kaz II and the lighthouse are the same: one man falls in and gets into trouble, his mate jumps in and the panicking man drags him under and drowns him, the third man jumps in to help his mates and same happens to him and then the first one drowns too. The lighthouse case, the one in the house about to have a meal heard his collegue calling out for help before he jumped in to help the one who fell in.

As for the boat with 55 people on board, simple: one man falls in and gets into trouble, his mate jumps in and the panicking man drags him under and drowns him, the third man.......the 54th man jumps in to help the 53rd and he gets dragged under by the panicking 52nd man and then the 55th man..... LOL

a reply to: Cinrad

Ding ding ding ! We have a winner. Everybody else sucks.

It's a really good theory.
As the CREATOR of this thread and not meaning anything religious.
Cinrad holds the belt so far.

originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: LadyGreenEyes

Wouldn't it be cool to be able to find those articles we read
when we were kids? Or maybe not, we might be devestated
to find even that article got changed some how. The Mandela
effect.

I'd love to locate the stuff, personally! I know the Indian tribes didn't list any "Croatoan" tribe, and when I have a chance, am going to check in a couple of older encyclopedias we have, to be sure. I know I was told there was no such tribe as well, and that was why their disappearance was such a mystery. Being absorbed into the tribe wouldn't have been such a puzzle.

originally posted by: randyvs
I thought the Air Force losing two crew members and a plane to a blip
on the radar was pretty intense. How does that not ground
all manned flights forever? Well they were here and now they're gone
forever to a blip. On the radar. So much for the friendly skies.

Where did these people go and what horrible fate did they meet?

That was very strange, and it's a sure bet someone did investigate. We won't hear about that, though!! How they justify acting as though everything is normal is a mystery, I agree. Kind of like how the parks don't talk about all the missing people. It's bizarre, in both cases.