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7 Unsolved Mysteries Will Leave You Terrified
Monday, June 22, 2015 1:40
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SS Ourang Medan;
An American Ship, the Silver Star, heard the message and went to investigate. Once aboard, they found the entire Ourang to be dead, each with a frozen expression of extreme fear on their faces. Their arms were extended as if reaching for something. As the Silver Star began towing the Ourang back to port, the bottom decks of the ghost ship caught on fire and they cut it loose just in time before the whole thing exploded. To this day, nobody knows what happened to the SS Ourang Meden, or if they do, they don’t want us to know.
Caroline Walter.
Tragedy struck Freiburg, Germany, in 1867 when Caroline Walker died at the tender age of 16. Her sister asked that a sculptor create a creepily accurate life-sized sculpture for her gravestone. For the past 148 years, someone has been putting the same bouquet of flowers underneath that sculpture’s arm.
YOGTZE-Fall.
Günther Stoll was a food engineer who, before his death in 1984, kept telling his wife that “they” were after him. She never believed him or even cared to know who “they” were. On the night of his death, he was with his wife before suddenly shouting, “Jetzt geht mir ein Licht auf!” (“Now I’ve got it!”) and writing YOGTZE on a chair. He got in his car and left.
Around 3am that night, his body was found in his Volkswagen, which was in a ditch just off the Autobahn. He was completely naked. Stranger still, the autopsy revealed he had been injured before the crash, and had been run over by another car in a different spot. His body must have been planted there. So many questions remain unanswered, not the least one being what does “YOGUTZE” mean?
Benedetto Supino, Human Torch.
In 1982, a young Bendetto Supino from Spain was reading a comic book when, all of a sudden, it burst into flames. Much like the heroes of his favorite comics, it seemed he had a special power. Unlike his heroes, though, he could not seem to control it. His sheets would spontaneously catch on fire as he slept and electronic devices ceased working when around him. Scientists still have no idea why this was happening.
The Dylatov Pass Incident.
In 1959, nine experienced hikers decided to brave the slopes of the Ural Mountains in Russia. They all died and their bodies were found in a very mysterious manor that baffles investigators to this day. The hikers’ tent was torn from the inside and barefooted footprints were found in the snow trailing off into the woods, where two of the bodies were found only in their underwear.
Searchers found three more corpses in the snow between the camp and where the other two were found. Two months later, the final four were found deep in a ravine some 75 meters away, wearing the clothing of the other corpses.
Will we ever find the answers to these mysteries? Probably not. Some of these stories would take a whole season of CSI to finally crack, possibly more.
SOURCES: http://bizlifes.net/unexplained-mysteries/845-these-7-unsolved-mysteries-will-leave-you-terrified-and-scratching-your-head.html
