5 Mysterious Unsolved Cases #9

Today, we'll be looking at 5 more mysterious unsolved cases. This is part 9 in our series on bizarre unsolved stories.
Cases in order:
1. The Setagaya/Miyazawa Family
2. An Online Abduction (Alicia Navarro)
3. Townhouse Horror (Robert Eric Wone)
4. A Disappearing Act (Elaine Park)
5. No Trace Left Behind (Iwona Wieczorek)
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- Thanks for watching! Please comment below with your thoughts and reactions to this video. If you’d like to see a specific caught on camera topic covered in this series, feel free to send you suggestions below or to our email address: [e-mail]

[@GhostOfYowie]

The first case is so surprising to me, he left so much evidence at the scene and somehow still never got caught.

[@eskelletor]

Right

[@antoniomrjones6661]

Because they don't want to.

[@kinyacat5919]

@@antoniomrjones6661 wdym?

[@antoniomrjones6661]

@@kinyacat5919 they don't want to solve the case. We live in a Luciferian led government

[@sweetpea7460]

DNA can only potentially be useful if there is something to match it to. If you don't have a fingerprint or DNA sample in the offender profiles, the new fingerprint or DNA is just that, a new sample. You can't actually find an identity just testing a DNA sample, you have to compare it to another sample from that person in order to show the match of the base pairs. If they had a theory of who it could be and were unable to get a confirmation sample from that person, they could get a sample from a family member of the suspect in order to test for familial DNA. I think that is how the police ended up getting the BTK killer, with a familial DNA sample from his daughter. It's extremely stupid and foolish to leave so much evidence at a crime scene, as you are now in the system and you only need to commit a petty crime for your fingerprints to be taken and matched to the samples from your previous heinous crime.

[@gav820]

This is easily one of the best quality unsolved cases series on KZbin. Never stop doing this FactFaction.

[@kuldeep8156]

Its FactFaction

[@BooksofHighStrangeness]

ditto

[@Stephen_Lalrinawma]

Exactly, no clickbait for views and usage of stock images to a minimum.

[@go4brookle761]

I just discovered this channel and subscribed.

[@ColieTyler]

True. But A LOT of details are left out of several cases

[@getlowpapoose]

Were the floorplan animatons done by yourselves? If so, that is amazing work, incredibly helpful with visualising the events. Outstanding work, thank you

[@samunger8178]

Nice

[@sunnyd1338]

It’s so weird watching this after discovering Alicia Navarro has returned! Hope her and are family are doing okay now.

[@meganwainwright861]

She didn’t return to her family.. supposedly she is staying with her captor .. :( poor girl. She has spoke to her mother though so I’ve heard from research..

[@Esteem_Boat_Willy]

@@meganwainwright861 He was/is not her captor. He's the guy that she ran away from home to be with. It's her boyfriend. She's an adult now. 15 year old girls are usually with older guys. Because 15 year old boys have no money, or vehicle, or experience. Older boys do. Grow up. She left on her own. She came back on her own. And returned to him on her own. Quit acting like ALL teenage girls are innocent princesses that never make bad decisions or do horrible things. If a 15yr old black boy shot and killed a 32 year old man...he would be tried as an adult and you'd feel like him going to prison is well deserved. But if its a girl...she's ALWAYS a victim. It sickens me how society pushes this nonsense.

[@alienhunterx]

@@Esteem_Boat_Willy she was a minor with autism which means she was an easy target for the adult to influence..

[@Esteem_Boat_Willy]

@@alienhunterx First off…EVERYONE has some form of Autism. That doesn’t mean she’s slow. Quit virtue signaling for those playing the victim. I have Autism and my IQ was 180 at 5yrs old. And how about HIS level of intelligence and social skills? Nobody cares about men. Just blame them because ALL women must be victims…and NEVER take responsibility for anything they do.

[@meganwainwright861]

@@Esteem_Boat_Willy just say you’re a pedo mate

[@altonpacks1489]

In the third case I think its pretty obvious that the trio had friends in high places seeing as they lived in a million dollar townhouse in DC. Definitely worthy of internal investigation surrounding the case.

[@excentrik5725]

Yup. Those 2 guys on the top floor were gay, and poor Robert showed signs of sexual abuse, its not that hard to put 2 and 2 together.

[@tannhauser007]

@CLH they played too hard, something went wrong

[@charlylucky7508]

I can't believe they're getting away with it. Dude was murdered and violated. What a coincidence. But yea, they must know people in high places, who they're probably porking too, which is why they'll get away with it.

[@AlirioAguero2]

@@excentrik5725 Two most plausible scenarios in this case: 1. Ward, the man downstairs, attacked, assaulted, and killed Robert Wone. As they heard the noise, Price and Zaborsky genuinely came down to help and called the police, but have meanwhile discovered that it was Ward who did it. Acting in minutes, they decided to cover-up for Ward. Wone was already gone, so they decided to ''help'' Ward escape justice. They cleaned the scene, and alligned their testimonies. 2. An even more sinister version in which all three men were either the assailants or accomplices. They either deliberately manipulated Wone into staying there for the night, or perhaps one of them started fancying him on sight. Price is the likely suspect in the former, while Zaborsky or Ward in the latter, as only one of them knew him beforehand. As he came, things escalated into s**ual assault and murder. Every step, from calling the police to cleaning the room was pre-meditated and done in clod blood. In either case, I have a hunch that these three might be criminals. But I wouldn't claim it, as there's no actual evidence.

[@excentrik5725]

@@AlirioAguero2 I think you made a very good argument for both scenarios, i does sound very plausible. Good analysis

[@Hasblock]

This channel does not skip a beat. I love when the channels use actual photos from the case, like the people and sceneries, as opposed to all stock footage of everything. Add to that the highlighting and text effects. It’s amazing. I feel like I remember the owner(s) saying that they were going to stop some time ago because of how much work it is to maintain the channel, but I’m glad you all are keeping it going. I can always expect high quality videos from this channel - far above the quality of all the rest. Thank you for what you do.

[@FactFactionYT]

Appreciate your kind words!

[@rolandohare2290]

Alicia Navarro turned up in a police station a couple of days ago - dont think at this point she has said much and they are not 100% sure what's happened to her in the last 4 years but great to know she's alive

[@Esteem_Boat_Willy]

Alicia ran away from a horrible home life, to live with someone who could take care of her and help her escape. Then when she became an 18, and couldn’t be forced to go back home, she turned herself in so she would be off the missing person report.

[@nickneuharth]

So those three guys totally killed that other guy. So weird

[@ABock4]

What strikes me about the Miyazawa case is how long the killer spent inside the home after the murders. Similar behavior to the Golden State Killer in the U.S. He would spend hours in the home afterwards, eating the victim’s food, and rummaging through the victim’s belongings. And his crimes were premeditated weeks in advance. To me, the Miyazawa case could be something similar. I don’t think it was a random act of violence. I believe it was planned, and perhaps by a serial killer.

[@Numinous-zr4yz]

It's possible killers could be changing countries to escape their past. Makes sense honestly

[@anna9072]

When you think about it, the military would be an excellent cover for a serial killer. Frequently moving, and no real association with the areas you’d be operating in.

[@lexi_2021]

Being a mother, myself, I understand Jessica's pain. And children do use secret accounts, no matter how protective we are.

[@supersayian193]

Nah she failed as a mother such sadness too seeing her daughter already get those cheeks clapped

[@wendy.m7593]

@@supersayian193ut the pipe down buddy, it’s making type nonsense.

[@misguidedghost1111]

Alicia just came home! what a miracle after all this time

[@wendy.m7593]

@@misguidedghost1111 I just seen!! 😧 that’s crazy. I thought she was for sure dead.

[@rome8180]

I don't agree that you should go digging through your child's accounts. No matter how much you may want to protect them, that's a huge violation of trust and is not okay.

[@Strype13]

Guy wanted to get caught so bad, he literally left a poopie behind... and they still can't catch him.

[@celerystikz8394]

right they can just test it

[@cydneyo1817]

I saw an article & they asked South Korea for help since there was a good possibility that he was at least half Korean but they refused :/

[@TrueFan4EverBACK]

@@cydneyo1817 Not surprised since South Korea and Japan don’t like each other because of their history. South Korea has a terrible justice system there so not surprised they wouldn’t help, they barely do enough for their own people.

[@BruiseCampbell93]

@@celerystikz8394You are a little sped aren’t you? You can test anything you want as many times as you want but if there’s nothing to match it to or he isn’t in the system, you aren’t getting shit lmao.

[@retepoteil]

One thing I love about these videos is the background music. It’s so haunting and mysterious

[@WontSeeReplies]

Props for raising awareness and supplying contact information

[@santanat.7206]

Those 3 obviously did it.

[@imtaiffe2249]

I believe they assaulted him before. How sick.

[@santanat.7206]

@@imtaiffe2249 Yeah, I believe so too. They look like the kind of people that would do that. I bet that wasn't their only victim.

[@ecuity]

I wish people would give fact fiction more recognition. The quality in these videos is amazing.

[@nikkiej.5875]

I've heard of all of these cases. The case of Robert Wone is very suspicious. I definitely think the men who were in the house know more than they're saying. I think they all took part in killing Robert and opened the door to make it look like there was someone else coming in. One of the men cleaned up the scene and dressed Robert to make it look like it was an accident.

[@AyeThatsHandsomePete]

They absolutely assaulted him, he fought it, they killed him.

[@Patrickp614]

Not saying it's true but the wife could have something to do with it like she could've orchestrated everything to go the way it's supposed to go! (Just a far-fetched theory)

[@flowzilla1270]

Who else thinks that the gay friend who owned the 1.2 million house is the one who sexually assaulted and murdered his guest. And superrrr weird that they cleaned him up before paramedics arrived. Cleaned him up aka clearing physical evidence.

[@KikyouLove]

I feel like a third party was involved in either taking part / removing evidence and left with it. As the assault and tampering happened quickly. Which also means they all planned it beforehand, possibly chose that day they knew basement tenant will not be home that day.

[@a4paper754]

There's two cases here where the last people to see the victim alive are considerably wealthy and very suspicious. Moreover, nothing has been done.

[@kelzlondon2138]

The second case is Creepy it sounds as if there was a car waiting for that little girl.. on the other side of those fences and she was probably told to bring the laptop and phone so she doesn't leave any evidence behind..the internet is a scary place people seriously watch your kids.. because it's likely they're living in a whole different world on there!

[@mariomario1462]

Uh no. Stop fear mongering.

[@yourkarma8331]

I’m 100% Sure they told her to Bring her electronics so police wouldn’t be able to see when the person had lured her in and who it was. Why would that be the only thing she take? Her phone and laptop! You’re not fear mongering. This is absolutely true and it’s happened in so many other child abduction cases when the child was groomed and lured online. People need to beware. The child was mentally delayed, not like other 14 year olds. She would’ve been easier to manipulate sadly. I pray she is able to come home one day…I pray there is closure for all these cases

[@MindSamurai94]

@@mariomario1462absolutely not fear mongering, the girl was found alive after going with a man in his thirties who has now been discovered to have CP on his devices. She may be safe but it could have gone differently. Telling people to make sure their kids are safe online isn’t fear mongering.

[@redacted2275]

The first case frustrated me... obviously, I'm just a Internet know-it-all but it looks so full of pieces available for being put together! But my frustration is mine only, I'll deal with it, I just hope Japanese police can solve this as soon as possible for grandma to witness. Iwona's case, however, I've known for years and it is a weird case... I've tried to read all the updates in their native language as times passed and I'm glad you're talking about it again. Her mom must be distraught, wish her well.

[@kontoograniczone]

First one looks like a cover-up for me.

[@christinamnelson7265]

@@kontoograniczone cover up for?

[@Numinous-zr4yz]

Why can't there be international DNA identification?

[@brynnlocke7762]

The paper sound effect is oddly satisfying. This is one of the best true crime story video's I've ever seen. The narrator's voice is very nice to listen to, the animations beautifully done and the visuals very thorough. Amazing starting place for those looking for new cases to research in-depth.

[@Greatwhite22]

Love this channel. Your content is amazing. Yourself and lutch green are the best channels on here for cases we've never heard of .

[@estebanduarte2878]

Criminally listed is awesome to

[@Greatwhite22]

@@estebanduarte2878 yes I've seen a few of there's .I find fact and lutch do cases I've rarely or never heard of .Have you watched lutch green ?

[@estebanduarte2878]

@@Greatwhite22 I haven't but I'm going to check the channel out!!

[@Greatwhite22]

@@estebanduarte2878 you won't regret it .If your sensitive which I'm gathering your not but if you are just pick your options carefully there's some extreme photos/videos on there x

[@Jay-n262]

@@estebanduarte2878 under the ash tree is pretty good too.

[@fred6059]

It's terrifying that people just disappear.

[@driawhite6853]

I was just thinking that it’s really crazy

[@hiimmisa]

The quality of this video is AMAZING! This deserves more views. I hope you don't stop this series anytime soon.

[@ColieTyler]

Let’s not forget that Elaine parks mother sent & deleted some shady tests. That her mother also failed to report her missing. That there was a text in which her mother & mothers boyfriend helped Elaine with a flat tire. That they argued over money… twisted case!!

[@Tsumami__]

The texts between them that were found were WILD. I get into crazy arguments with my mother all the time, but even then, I can’t imagine her texting me “DIE” repeatedly over and over. That’s always stuck with me. What kind of mother sends that to her own kid ONCE, much less that bizarre repetitive spamming. She’s scary as hell.

[@Hannahspooks]

Yes! Been waiting for another of these!

[@petermacdonough9077]

Yesss!!!! Y’all are back with new cases!!! I’m so happy. I love falling asleep to the creepy music y’all play. I’ve been following y’all for a long time and I love yalls channel. Keep making them please 🖤

[@hannahj9163]

In regards to the first case, with evidence suggesting he was in California I wonder why other countries can’t run DNA through their respective databases? I’ve always wondered why there’s no way to run DNA through foreign databases when there’s evidence? If they do please correct me!

[@LouBloom21655]

I'd like to know this as well. Is it because they might need special permission from the host country? I'm not sure

[@eduardoblanco9484]

​@@LouBloom21655 In order to do that , the case has to be taken to a international level, only then the interpol can intervain to make that kind of paper work

[@eduardoblanco9484]

In order to do that , the case has to be taken to a international level, only then the interpol can intervain to make that kind of paper work

[@cydneyo1817]

I saw an article & they asked South Korea for help since there was a good possibility that he was at least half Korean but they refused :/

[@semregob3363]

@@cydneyo1817 messed up

[@inorikanata503]

I still go to Japanese websites every so often to see if there is any updates from the police regarding the first case. Long story short, evidences released throughout the years kind of point to the killer being someone that the family knew, someone that has been invited into the house before, not a complete stranger. Also, police said that they are not looking for someone with military experience or a professional killer, and it makes sense if you think about it: the knife the killer brought with him was a very poor choice for stabbing. In fact, not only did the knife broke in the first attack, it even injured the killer. There are also criticism that they focused too much on the DNA/foreigner so early on, just because that DNA sequence is not common in Japanese doesn't mean the killer must not be a Japanese... Unfortunately since the police and news were all saying the killer was likely a foreigner and thus most people would assume not Japanese-looking, potential eye witnesses might not even realized that they have seen something.

[@uaintseememaaan8901]

I like your thinking, and most of what you’re saying sounds plausible(possible). I check on this family’s case from time to time, too, because it was just so strange that this person spent so much time in their house. It’s like he already knew how many people were in the house and once he killed them all, he felt comfortable enough to relax. That’s the part that bothers me. Some people say that he was a homeless man who wanted a quick meal, some cash and some new clothes but a homeless person wouldn’t leave their clothes behind like that. Some also say that the guy was a “foreigner” and this stuff about “sand”. The sand could have come from anywhere. This guy left so much evidence in their house. I’m trying to find a good motive for someone to kill all of these people and why the police hasn’t arrested anyone yet and it seems like the only trouble they were having were with the teens. I live in Tokyo and have seen teenagers get away with a lot of crime here because they’re not adults yet, and these teens know they won’t be punished like an adult would so they do a lot of stupid and scary stuff. I really feel like more than 1 person did this.

[@inorikanata503]

@@uaintseememaaan8901 I agree with you that this is not a random homeless man or a robbery gone wrong. Per Japanese Wikipedia, in 2009, police reported that they found the killer's DNA in the slippers at the victim's house. Since at the night of the incident, the killer didn't wear the slippers, so ya I believe it's someone that has been in the house before. Ya this case is fascinating because there are so many freaking evidence left behind in the house. I am leaning towards the killing was done by one person, mainly because I haven't seen any evidence pointing to a 2nd killer, but someone could certainly have helped the killer by buying the knife for him, hiding him after the murder, etc.

[@kristinbusick8803]

I have not heard of any of those cases till I saw this I really enjoyed it, I've actually seen a lot of things for the first time on this channel, way later on it pops up everywhere. The first case is in particularly baffling. I love it when you guys post

[@FactFactionYT]

Comments like this help us keep going with these videos, so thanks!

[@kristinbusick8803]

@@FactFactionYT aww,gee, shux, thanks guys☺️

[@LouBloom21655]

Agree, I watch alot of these type of videos but these cases with one exception, I had not heard of

[@gordonaliasme1104]

I hope that you are safe from harm. This stuff must impact on your well being. 😨

[@AustinLaPlante]

And to think, two days ago, I binged re-watched the first eight videos you made; now I'm up to date.

[@anonattorneyspokesperson5892]

Never stop this series. Best channel on the unsolved.

[@markjoseph1184]

This is an absolutely awesome channel. I've been a subscriber for a couple years and you're still doing a great job!

[@imtaiffe2249]

My favourite channel has uploaded a new part of my favourite series. Thanks for your amazing work!

[@grapeshot]

I remember the Elaine Park case. I also think they should take a good look at her mother. Because for a long time they just concentrated on the boyfriend.

[@cydneyo1817]

Why the mom jw?

[@chiarasmith138]

I love this series. You guys do awesome every time.

[@dizzyvalentine8045]

These guys make the best unsolved videos they just needa put out more

[@ghw1331]

Out of all my subs i am the most excited when factfiction uploads! Greetings from Germany

[@princessjulia5631]

First time to come across this channel and subscribed right away. Very detailed and concise. Thank you for all the effort! Keep it up!

[@toomuchgusto6281]

I love this content keep up the great work!

[@KaponoMonster]

My only theory I had with the murder of the Setagaya family was that they were all attacked and murdered by a mentally unstable homeless person. The culprit was properly hungry and why would anyone just eat, drink, than sleep in someone’s home almost immediately after killing two adults and two children? And the only thing stolen was money.

[@jarrodjunior1792]

I think it was a targeted attack. Why kill little children who most likely won't be able to identify you or might not have been aware. They had two houses side by side and the one with the family who had an argument was chosen that's suspicious

[@kristinbusick8803]

That's a pretty good theory considering that there are no others I feel like it might have been more of an inside job but I really don't know but why wouldn't he have taken more money though why didn't he take the rest of it?

[@Trev-jz6yw]

I would like to know the area around the their neighborhood. Is it downtown or known to have homeless people in the area? Was that common or was it a suburb not close to downtown and if someone were a to see a homeless person walking thru the neighborhood would that stand out or not!

[@Trev-jz6yw]

Would just be curious to know. With the skatepark being right behind there house obviously a lot of people were always in or around their home!

[@KaponoMonster]

@@catdevereux1274 the bag was probably stolen

[@thrilltokill5409]

YESSSSS FINALLLLYL!!!! THANK YOUUUU

[@HighwaymanYwain]

as much as I can understand Alicia's mother's pain, I don't think the right way to educate your child about the dangers of Internet is to own their passwords and monitor everything they do. Acting like this just proves to your child that you don't trust them and overprotection can backfire in the future when the parent is not around anymore/has no right to control their offspring's action anymore because the kid will not be able to act on his own since judgement has not developed. The right thing to do is explaining to your child that no matter what, even though the person you might be getting to know behind the screen of your phone might try anything possible to prove to you their identity and get you to lower your defenses, always be skeptical and avoid establishing physical contact/meetups in person. If they really enjoy your company, they will be just fine to keep chatting with you online and eventually, this time with your parent's permission and even their company, you might consider to meet the person in a PUBLIC place, such as a café or any place where people are around in case you feel threatened/unsettled. If the person is any good, they will not refuse to arrange this way. I had helicopter parents and it was a suffocating experience, not to mention I had to figure out many things on my own since they would act on my behalf without explaining anything most of the time. So please parents, protect your children by any means, but also allow them to understand what is happening around them and how to behave on their own.

[@moon-ud8tq]

I agree that this FactFiction presents these cases well; I only knew of the first case in Tokyo but this presentation had better information since a short summary I last saw months ago. What makes FF so much better are the maps/tracks/locations to the last areas the victims were last seen -- they made/make the case clearer, easier to follow. I remember the Poland case also; did not know the victim walked miles and miles to get to her apartment complex or that her mother/same flat with her, and the friend were all living in the same complex, so close to one another. The visual overview was so clear. The story of the Koean man was unbelievable -- that the case isn't solved, with a few guys in the same house with their suspicious story and not much follow-up taking place. Shouldn't that case have been easily pursued with all the evidence left behind?

[@britanica7539]

Dylan did it. The couple covered for him.

[@baileyspradlin]

Alicia was found!

[@jonathanrequena4361]

Damn what a way to end off my day after working all night well done

[@Tsumami__]

Elaine was like a flower growing through concrete, living with a hateful mother like that but still being a vibrant, creative, happy person. Wish she had stayed at the boyfriends house longer and hadn’t left, she might never have gone missing. Her mother is absurdly sketchy. Scary, in fact. Had to edit this after she kept talking about Div. Sorry but almost no one that follows this case thinks he’s involved. There is nothing that points towards him as being suspicious. It’s pretty obvious she fell asleep at his place when she wasn’t supposed to, and woke up panicking because she was afraid of facing her mother when she got home. Everything points towards that “mom”.

[@GulamH123]

I have been binge watching these videos for the past 3 hours!!!!

[@mattezhackblip]

14:23 ”Try to tell your husband or your other half” 💀💀💀

[@salarzx62090]

Your mysterious unsolved cases videos helped me discover my favorite true crime podcast. So thank you

[@danjohnson887]

Good stuff!!!!!

[@dylanv1366]

One of the most underrated true crime channels

[@semregob3363]

please continue this playlist you're the best people doing it

[@spookyeyt3398]

i love this channel

[@cameronsilverx]

Yay a new one !

[@melisa1366]

I've recently discovered this channel as an unsolved and solved case-lover , hence thanksss for the videosss🤓

[@lisawargal]

Alicia Navarro case is heartbreaking. I love in the PHX metro area and I follow Jessica on Facebook, just waiting for her daughter to reach out and say she is alive. My heartbreaks every time I hear about Alicia.

[@steelermia]

'waiting for her daughter to reach out and say she is alive' this usually never happens .. 1 in a million .. but it happened wow

[@eduardoblanco9484]

Great video, you find your self a new subscriber

[@juandavidmonsalve5704]

Excellent content

[@deestefmorr]

I believe the first case had something to do with the husband’s job.

[@roseking8046]

now this is what I call a great video, I always end up watching true crime videos, but others make it boring by over explaining or under explaining. I learn an understand better with pictures too , im a left learner. so I reallllllly love the house animations 🤗😸

[@robertrenken4296]

In the drive way video of the case of Elaine, you can clearly see two shadows running up against the garage door behind the black car (her car) the video could have been edited which explains the issues with the other video having the wrong time stamp. This makes it more plausible that they had a fight, she decides to leave, and then someone went after her. Or they jumped in the car with her. But the shadows are extremely well marked on that garage door running after she has walked by there and her shadow actually moves at her speed clearly visible in the same form as the 2 other shadows that move faster afterwards.

[@ecatcat4116]

I noticed that too!

[@KikyouLove]

I thought i saw something too

[@faye15ful]

That's scary

[@chelsea4997]

I think that was her own shadow from different lights angles on the fences…

[@BlueJay-qj1rm]

22:54-22:56 on the right side for anyone looking for the figures.

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Thank you for a excellent video. Love your videos. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@noahdearabier2369]

Crazy how they trace a bit of sand to a specific area on the other side of the earth

[@djshawn3042]

I luv this channel been watching since 2019

[@angeladetrizio9522]

Thank you for a interesting and informative video ❤❤

[@briannaspikes3128]

I think it’s pretty obvious who did what with the townhouse case.

[@royourrboat3315]

Who do you think did it

[@HighwaymanYwain]

i follow you since four years and i cant believe your channel is still so criminally (lol) underrated.

[@ConejitaAnn]

The first one, I once watched a video with more information, that it could've been a brother, or brother in law. I'll have to find that video again. But they said that he even had the same shoes in a picture they found of him.

[@cydneyo1817]

Did you find the video? :)

[@alexbarton7919]

FactFaction, keep it up 👍

[@stevesick1]

Interesting fact about the miyazawa case the house is said to be extremely haunted.

[@fernsjjf]

You Guys Rock

[@benmcreynolds8581]

The first case should be solvable. He left enough evidence to connect to him eventually. They just haven't had a way to connect the genetic material evidence yet.

[@evagilkerson2288]

They don't want to catch the person who got rid of the first family..they have to know who it is...really shady🤔. The one about Robert sounds like his friend liked him way to much and Robert rejected him so they took it from him ..

[@semregob3363]

yakuza

[@baller84milw]

4:58 The thing they don't mention is that the reason they came to the conclusion that he was half-white is because the mother's haplogroup was European in origin.....but this haplogroup is also common in Korea, with 1 in 4 people having it. So, given all the other evidence it's more likely that he was just Korean, and not mixed.

[@EAHorror]

At 19:31 on the fence on the left you can see 2 peoples shadows pop up and follow her.

[@rogwarrior1018]

Damn, I noticed that too! I had to "rewind" the video to make sure I saw it since they were just shadows. The owner would have known where the cameras were at too.

[@deltadawn2409]

Heard all of these cases before, multiple times!

[@PungiFungi]

I wouldn't doubt it that Robert Wone was a closeted homosexual. Homosexuality is still very much taboo in the Asian community.

[@conqururfear2]

SO SPOOKY LUV IT

[@siggynif9946]

To think Alicia turned up but went back to her captor is crazy thinking she might have Stockholm syndrome makes it’s so sad

[@bryan._.ishere7515]

So the person in the first case left fingerprints and blood and everything….. but the case is still unsolved????????????????? Wtf??!!!!?

[@aceydeucey566]

14:15 was savage of the 911 operator, calling him "ma'am" haha wtf

[@Ciarahlynn]

The townhouse murder is gonna keep me up all night

[@pnjodaro]

Dude, amazing research! Amazing animation and quality. I hope this gets more views.

[@user-fm2eb1wq3v]

Mysterious unsolved cases from you guys after soooo long! Please please please upload more, your quality is the best. Love from India 🇮🇳 Edit: A couple of cases in the middle have newer music which wasn’t so spooky. Please upload more UNSOLVED disappearances The voiceover and music is beautiful. Thank you

[@thesummerofsam]

Fellow true crime channel here on KZbin great video and good to find you x

[@sevcxa7119]

these story scare the fuck out me but still watch it 😂

[@OatmealPancake-ej8ky]

Great video!! Thank you for putting this much work into it for viewers

[@katarzynazofia]

Just recently the man with the towel in Iwona Wieczorek's case hasx been identified and apparently cleared by the cops.

[@jamiewellard5650]

So heartbreaking these cases but also very sobering to think the people responsible for these cases are still out in the world somewhere… Keep safe everyone x

[@ItsAv3rageGamer]

In Ivana's case, that man in the footage is no.1 suspect for me. He's not just walking down the road. He is definitely following her, his eyes are fixed on her not on the road ahead. Just as the clip stops, you see him begin to change direction, from walking straight down the road, to starting to move over to the side Ivana is following. That footage in the club of a man circled? Is that the same man as in the last footage? If it is, I would guess he saw Ivana leaving the club alone and decided to follow her.

[@arachniweasel]

alicia navarro has been found alive!

[@itsnylaa410]

The first one had my jaw dropped and totally forgot that it were a unsolved case, that was terrific but i do agree with the mother's word at the end i am willing to see the justice✊

[@jennam8057]

in Iwona's case the guy that's following her is definitely suspicious, both in the club and while he was walking down the road he kept looking to his right "our left" which makes me think there may have been a van or another person working with him. maybe even her ex-boyfriend. definitely needs to be looked over more before the case goes cold and that guy disappears completely.

[@lucianas4919]

I agree

[@barbarakijanka2975]

The man with a towel has been identified. It's said he is not involved in the case.

[@marymcauly5205]

I wish they would bring this series back

[@nyc_dancer_j]

😕😪😓People might not see this comment, but everybody stay safe and have a blessed day may God be with you all🙏🏾🙌🏾💗🖐🏾🌍💘

[@cmdittyz]

Thank you. And to you too. 🙏🏼

[@safaith6502]

God be with you too 🙏❤

[@pluckys6485]

For the town house one how come they never mentioned Sarah in the case if Sarah lived there then she probably knows the code for the door entry and police said there was no form of force entry🤨🤨

[@AKIRA-oz5cg]

the alicia one definitely hit hard 🥲 she definitely met someone online who was probably a predator or involved in some sort of human trafficking/ organ selling

[@charlottewalters6551]

Very, very clever