8 Mysteries Never Explained | British Pathé

THE THINGS THAT SCARE US - MYSTERIES & HORROR MONTH ON BRITISH PATHÉ (OCTOBER 2015): 8 Mysteries Never Explained.
In our latest "List of 8" video, we look at some unexplained events from history. Watch as explorers search for the mythical Loch Ness monster. Hear about the curse of King Tut's tomb. Follow the haunting kidnapping case of the Lindbergh baby. And more.
Check out the newsreels used to make this video in this playlist: • 8 Mysteries
Music:"Danse Macabre" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Music: "The Bandit", "Sonatina", "Villainous Treachery-Distressed", "Mourning Song", "Waltz of Treachery FX", "Schmetterling", "Bad Ideas Distressed", "Iron Horse", "Dark Hallway - Distressed", Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@ALLNAMESAREALLREADYT]

good old black & white footage...this chanel is pure gold...I said that before I said it again

[@britishpathe]

+John Stromboly Thanks John! Glad you like it.

[@pa6515]

It Truly is

[@mizzaros]

This is truly the most incredible collection of videos ever. Thank You British Pathé.

[@danielintheantipodes6741]

Glorious photos! I LOVE these newsreels! I would like a series on travel.

[@britishpathe]

+Daniel Hammond Thanks Daniel! Travel's a good idea.

[@cookedchickenw9]

Dear God they responded

[@hathawayalfred6084]

Back in 92 I once saw the Lake Ness monster having a swim near to my home at the northwest coast of Spain.

[@bradystockert6113]

Did he also ask fo tree fitty?

[@ChaimkeProductions]

finally, a video which isnt 3 minutes long. Nice one!

[@ihavenoname6724]

The texts are definitely well-written and constructed in an orderly fashion, your enunciation clear and your voice pleasing. Great job! 👍

[@SpeckleKen]

...although it would be a little better if you could say "loch" and "aeroplane" imho. Still a thumbs up, mind.

[@AndrewofWare]

None of these are mysteries - except, perhaps the yeti. The Loch Ness monster and King Tut's Curse were frabrications of the British press trying to whip up a story to sell papers. Sadly most British papers still twist facts in an effort to be sensational.

[@lustroussnow]

I've heard people in those areas calls Hanuman ji as name of Jatti Isn't it similar to Yeti?

[@XYKelseyyy]

Id hate to be a boring skeptic like yourself. They weren't sensational british publications.

[@SpeckleKen]

Can you name any parts of the British press which fabricated the Loch Ness Monster in the sixth century AD, please?

[@connorlee737]

This channel is really good for school. Especially history.

[@TheSunshinefee]

This is gold. Thank you for sharing.

[@munkyrabbi]

mostly nonsense but great footage

[@benbens9671]

I love History! Especially events that occurred 1/4 a century before i was born. Also quite of interest is to know that most of the people i watch in these black & white films are now dead.Since i'm just over 50 & these events occurred 20 years before i was born and some people in the film were 30+ years at the time of being filmed,Is it logical for one to think they are still alive? lol

[@TheEarthHistorysConfusing]

This sounds like Thoughty2 when he was bit younger. The voice sounds so like him..

[@timgantumur5750]

I love history

[@henryglarsson2635]

Tim Gantumur this not history, its mythology

[@djarvils]

Bullshit story about lake monster is not history

[@TheAlchemicalPortal]

The starting beat is awesome, i expected Churchill to start dropping bars

[@lizholmes5801]

Enjoying the content of this channel

[@BiscuitCatProductions]

At the end of the video, when it shows clips in each squares for a month, what is the one that is in July? (The one with the bridge is swinging) If there isn't video of that on this channel already, then that's what I'd like to see for November..?

[@britishpathe]

+sfoular73 Thanks for your comment! The video footage you're talking about is of the Tacoma Bridge Collapse and it belongs to this newsreel. Hope you'll enjoy it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpjKqZire6mUerc

[@BiscuitCatProductions]

+British Pathé Thanks!

[@ismolatham4393]

for next month (I assume you're talking about november?) how about wrongly accused people in honour of Guy Fawkes because he was only very loosely connected to the actual plot. I love the fact you utilize all this old footage! So much old footage was recorded over!

[@aprilskies1051]

great footage on what folk used to believe. cheers British Pathe

[@memorabletvmoments6751]

Notice how with the curse of Tutankhamun, Howard carter who first entered the tomb in 1922 died in 1939.

[@johnrichardastall3284]

The famous photo of Nessy as been scrutinised & they found the tow wires. Is it any wonder the curse of Tut hit they had to cut of his head to remove the death mask. They also had the head of his grandfather Hoptech III in scullery at High Clere castle.

[@dlock2k]

Area 51 did not even exist as a military base in 1947, when the Roswell incident occurred. It's a common misconception. Any recovered debris would probably have been sent to Wright-Patterson Air Base in Ohio. That's not to say that any number of things may or may not have later been moved to Area 51, but - not in 1947, guys.

[@johngibson3224]

Great stuff

[@SasapessoS]

#9 why comment sections are never civil?

[@Devilock79]

Is that Richard Ayoade narrating?

[@amazingbollweevil]

+Devilock79 : I think Ayoade is a bit more nasally in tone.

[@britishpathe]

+Devilock79 It's not sadly!

[@chatham43]

+Devilock79 ..sounds like David Mitchell off the BBC TV programme "Would I lie to You"......irony?

[@TheAnkurvyas]

They forget to mention The most mysterious thing, "Women".

[@gussyt1761]

Death Sentence pretty harsh

[@johnrichardastall3284]

What is a mystery ? The obvious missed ?

[@woobyvr9654]

The tomb in solved turns out that there was a preserved disease that killed anyone that stepped foot in the tomb

[@debraleesparks]

Yes, the bacteria in the old air.

[@kittymervine6115]

"supposedly" and "Unnatural causes"... um no.

[@aaaatttt101]

Most of these aren't mysteries just Hokum. The only one which may hold some water is the Yeti.

[@maxcohen13]

+al t Nah, that was just me in a parka out for a cigarette break.

[@aaaatttt101]

maxcohen13 imagine the first yeti being pictured being done so having a smoke

[@Bob32328]

I was born on March 1st D:

[@dragonmasterlance123]

The Bermuda Triangle is a classic blown out of proportion tale. In reality the rate of disappearances there is no greater than anywhere else in the world.

[@tomtonka1915]

grandpa simpson is the lindbergh baby

[@oldsaltshippers]

Call me Mr Picky, but if they were explained, then they would cease to be mysteries. And such as they are, these mysteries have been explained. Which sort of negates their mystery status.

[@debraleesparks]

I bet the Lindburg baby fell , while being on that ladder, and died when he hit the ground...poor little thing.

[@adrianoavellinomorata4376]

Queen elizabeth is the descendants of the pharaoh right?

[@evpguy]

Nessi is an urban legend made up by an American journalist exagerating the couple's "sighting".

[@abdu7253]

I dont like the 6th one

[@MrSweetGsus]

ww1

[@tolethom]

popes

[@LittleMoths94]

Come on guys, none of these are real mysteries. British Pathe can do way better than this.