February 8, 2012
The best unexplained and unusual historical mysteries.
It is the lengthiest unsolved missing persons case in the history of New York City. Missing Persons File No. 13595 pertains to a prominent judge who disappeared without a trace on August 6th, 1930. Despite 16,000 leads and the discovery of a shady private life, the whereabouts of Judge Joseph Force Crater was never found. [...]
When Raoul did not come home as he had planned, his family became worried and began making inquiries into his whereabouts. On March 8, 1945, the Soviets released a statement on the radio saying that Raoul had been killed by either Nazis or their Hungarian allies.
The mystery of the Princes in the Tower is one of the most enduring scandals in England’s history. It occurred when two young princes (one who was to be made king) seemingly vanished while in their uncle’s care. That uncle just so happened to become King Richard III.
The area that the USS Cyclops disappeared in, is the infamous Bermuda Triangle. The USS Cyclops is only one of many ships that have reportedly gone missing in the area.
There are many theories as to what happened to the Roanoke colonists. They could have left due to weather, food shortage or threat of attack by local tribes.
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