10 Unsolved Mysteries of Ireland

[@fawnhogg8400]

why would you hear someone hitting a child then witness the child bleeding and unconscious but keep it to yourself for 20 odd years

Perhaps she was a Jimmy Saville fan.........

[@mili42069]

The dj prolly threatened her

[@SonyaFlynn]

Ireland was pretty fucked up back in the day. If you reported against anyone who had an inch of power it was very likely no one believes you and then everyone hated you for "daring to speak out" and you were badly ostracised

[@pjom4191]

Because they believed the irish police would not take them seriously. And they were probably right. The irish police dont tend to listen to complaints against people of power. Especially in the past

[@maryharvey6909]

So the police beat her till she confessed to stabbing. They refused to go to her baby's grave. Then that fell apart, so they produced a theory where she had a set of twins by two different men( I don't know the odds on that) and stabbed one, threw his body out where it was found. And buried the other one on her private family farm where no one would ever know. Wow.

[@DorkieShorty]

i was thinking exactly this !!! like wow! are they stupid?

[@amandadonegan2137]

Irish Gards were very misogynist... Still are today.

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

Police are horrible people.

[@Smashingit2022]

I’ve just found this channel and I’m on a total binge.

[@katkisaiah40_8]

same (its not healthy man)

[@phxrcys5261]

Same

[@marinamoskos2688]

Same

[@biscaya08]

Same here

[@shane-irish]

You must be fat now

[@maudemathildeh335]

in the first case: did they question the uncle that sent her back home?

[@MercTrueCrime]

Yes they did but they didn't find any evidence to think he was responsible

[@maudemathildeh335]

Merc Thank you. I sincerely hope you are well and in good spirits.

[@jenniferkelly5897]

When she said Robert Black could have been responsible, I was literally thinking it was him just seconds before his name was mentioned. In fact, I believe he was about to be questioned and possibly charged in relation to this case just before he died.

[@anniebowbannie109]

Maude Beth Mathilde Haworth mary boyle case is on here you tube goes in2 full story

[@tudorchick1]

he was most certainly guilty. and the police covered it up. There was evidence of a child abuse ring in the area involving himself and the police.Theres a really interesting documentary on line about it

[@bonzomcduffy8336]

I'm so glad this lady's voice isn't annoying and so glad the background music isn't super loud.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

Yes this is a first video like this ;-)

[@cuddlepaws4423]

I think that #9 is pretty self explanatory even if they never found out who he was or where he came from. The man was dying. He knew he was dying and simply wanted to find somewhere peaceful where he could pass quietly. It is a strange fact that certain people know when it is time and I believe this was the case for this man. I think he disposed of all he had left, said his goodbyes to people he knew, made peace with life and himself then simply went to that beach and waited for his time. A sad and lonely passing in some respects, but maybe to his mind he was now going to join someone he had loved and lost and he wanted to do so somewhere beautiful.

[@MercTrueCrime]

Hey guys, so I have someone helping me with the narration. Hopefully you would support her as you have done with me :)

[@fonzoonbass491]

Merc Sounds great :)

[@maudemathildeh335]

Merc Your assistant has very nice voice. I do miss your soothing voice though. But I really enjoy your interesting and thought provoking videos🌞

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you and I will still be narrating. We would probably switch narrators from video to video :D

[@partygoindumb]

Merc The narrator in this video has a good voice, she sounds like Rank'd

[@ellenlaird8857]

Thank you for another excellent post, lady has nice voice, but I hope you don't mind if I say yours is better

[@philthy122]

I was living in Dun Loaghaire at the time of Raonaid's murder. I can't believe that its nearly 20 years ago and still no one has been held to account, shocking really.

[@jackfahy2283]

No body no murder, no face no case.

[@titopuente6149]

@@jackfahy2283 what are you talkin about? Raonaids body was found 20 feet from herfront door.

[@madirishgirl76]

​@@jackfahy2283her body was found by her sister dumbass educate urself

[@JessicaFletcher-nn5ss]

It was u

[@lightoflife7795]

Mary Boyle's uncle was extremely dodgy. He had dodgy connections in town too. Mary's mother knew what was up, but never spoke out about him.

[@julz3tt3]

So an innocent man died because of their own choice to stay silent on the dodgy creep.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

Seems anyone with the name Boyle gets murdered. Like Ann Boyle King Henry's wife. Funnily enough Mary's sister was Ann. May it skipped her the curse ie.

[@theedmee]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 Do you mean Anne Boleyn, who was executed in 1536?

[@irenemohan]

@@theedmee 😂😂😂 yip that would be Anne Boyle-In an ancestral cousin

[@mwshowjumping]

I live less then 5 minutes from Deirdres house and when she went missing Larry Murphy was doing the carpentry on our house at the exact same time. I was a baby at the time but my parents said he was a quiet shy guy. Tho my mom was home alone with him one evening and he was acting real strange and creepy so my mom got her brother to come over so she was not alone. When Deirdre went missing our whole house and grounds were searched. My mom had a close brush with evil. Very scary and sad!

[@Firstclasshorror]

Would love to talk to you more about this!

[@ciaranyohanbrennan]

This 'Silgo' place sounds class , wonder where that is.

[@ladywintergreen3780]

Hhahhahahhahaahah - ridiculous

[@niamhperreault4844]

Cringing every time

[@mozzerianmisanthrope406]

Lmao.

[@mozzerianmisanthrope406]

@thank you but no I am pretty sure Yohan was being sardonic.

[@aimiered1887]

My thoughts exactly 😂😂😂

[@firstnamelastname-oy7es]

lady: Hello, police officer? I'd like to report a crime. I saw a man kill a kid. police: When was this, maddam? that is a serious allegation. lady: decades ago. I just thought I'd let you know now, just in case... police: Oh, you!! run along now, scally wag.

[@LannasMissingLink]

This is Ireland, the language would be a bit rougher lol! More like "g"way out of that, ya gobshite"

[@jasonprice5307]

😝

[@BeardGrylls]

Deathbed confessions usually piss me right off. In the first case, that lady knew they were convicting an innocent man and she did nothing about it. So sad.

[@effaitch7629]

Nor, apparently, did she say who it _was_

[@Geaux]

She's got a great voice, wonderful blend of upbeat and serious.

[@julz3tt3]

Drew Barrymore kind of optimism. That's a big compliment btw

[@discoverme7621]

Sounds like Miss Orchid Gal..

[@thescarletgraywitch8052]

Agree 💯👍

[@thescarletgraywitch8052]

@@julz3tt3 oh! I hear it now! I think that's a great compliment! With the heaviness if much if the subject matter, it's my opinion that the upbeat quality to the vocals helps to keep the narrative additionally engaging!

[@gan-ban6083]

The wet/smacking sound bothers me but that's just a noise that bothers me. She does have a good voice.

[@bubblehead9982]

I'm getting a strong incompetence vibe from the Irish police...

[@vixen878]

As an irish person I can confirm the gaurds are stupid fat lazy cunts most of the time. For cops Americans are trigger happy and we're lazy 😂

[@aoibhecarroll3858]

@@vixen878 that's not true

[@aoifemcglynn3575]

Honestly the guardi won't do shit unless the public kick up a fuss

[@adelinekeys6582]

They are seriously underpaid and demoralised

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

Much like the police worldwide.

[@aliciarobertson4979]

Brilliant that it is a real person narrating this. No computer voice is just so good!

[@AlexandriaTucker]

Awwww thank you! So many people say I sound like a robot so I appreciate the comment!!

[@chloeaxb7971]

Love the content! It's worth noting that during the troubles in Ireland, a significant number of people disappeared and still haven't been seen today.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

@ॐNeo_White _Rabbitॐ ira when I was 16 our assistant pastor was from great ole Ireland. He told many stories on how when he was a teenager he was ither in it or not...so after years of trying to get away he did. I grew to wish I had listened more and asked him more.anyway he became annoyed with the spoiled way of life we as teenagers took for granted and moved on to persue people that didn't. I hope and pray he and his family are well.

[@LannasMissingLink]

Yeah they're just called The Disappeared. And there's people still alive today who know what happened to them but will never tell. Families on both side will never get relief...

[@soniarosado4656]

war is part of history . Rip young lady and man.children. .🤔🙄🙏🙏🙏😢💜🍻

[@soniarosado4656]

hy so I lived in NYC and Philadelphia to but I heard about the troubles in Ireland so sad . people think all they do in Ireland is drink beer only and sing . fish farm animals . which they do but

[@pherasabraxas]

A channel with two great narrators? Awesome!! Your content is great Merc!!

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you so much :)

[@eden19966]

The vanishing triangle in Dublin and then a map.....over Germany?

[@camillehall3118]

Which man is going to send a little girl all by back by herself in a really marshy area don't you think maybe she will fall drown get stuck drown long story short I think the uncle did it

[@yougitbentova9179]

Lot of laid back people in Ireland but ye uncle easily could of done something

[@auroramariealmeara8622]

@@yougitbentova9179 Uncle did it

[@kitlewis6748]

Why didn't the uncle simply carry her over the marshy parts? He seems sus. to me.

[@micheledeetlefs6041]

As a member of Generation X, I can assure you, allowing children to walk by themselves, regardless of the conditions, was perfectly normal and commonplace until the mid 1990's. Stranger danger was entirely unknown, especially in Europe, who still allow their children freedom of movement which is shockingly lax by American standards. . So there is nothing odd about the uncle's behavior, not for the location or time period. And remember, he didn't send her back IN the marshy area, but when they ENCOUNTERED it. In other words, he sent her away so she would AVOID the marshy area.

[@wanderinghistorian]

Could've been an accidental death covered up, rather than murder. I've seen a lot of cases where a child dies by accident, the family freaks out, and the death is covered up or blamed on a "murderer" unknown.

[@noneyabiz6928]

It ONLY takes a min alone for someone to be taken

[@justiceLaw0123]

That first case. I read more into that case and have seen many videos. Apparently there was a cover up with the uncle. He had friends in high places, police department etc., so they apparently covered up for him. He’s the main suspect. He never sent her back alone. The older couple that went missing probably drove off a road into a lake or something. Especially if their car was never found.

[@cpldalton5966]

But is there evidence of this?

[@aformerhiro7383]

but if they were driving somewhere, wouldn't at least the driver need their eyeglasses...?

[@BruceLee-fd7uw]

The uncle didn't do it though, no evidence and her certainly didn't have friends in high places

[@LoonZoomBoo]

I'm Irish, your pronunciations are hilarious

[@stone1290]

I know right, Dunnegul...

[@mrrawmatic5631]

Yeah also I bet most irish people including me were confused to the absence of the du plantie case

[@stone1290]

elijah on toast definitly

[@ohmeowzer1]

Oh well you do your best ...the stories are great ,,,I’m sure here in the USA there are words you would pronounce wrong ,,so let’s be kind ok

[@stone1290]

What do you mean by "You do your best"? its the person in the video that's doing their best not anyone here and I'm not too sure there are many words if any that would be mispronounced in the USA, the words here in Ireland are the results of the British screwing up our own language by trying to "Simplify" the words and convert them to English, however the conversion of the words was done absolutely horribly, that's on of the main reason why people find it awkward to pronounce, it can also be caused by us using our Irish Accents

[@avalonpark1574]

I wish everyone stop talking about her pronouncements of words. I would rather hear her than the robotic voice people use on their channels. I like her voice and the young Indian guy voice. I like it that young people are taking an interest in solving old and current cases and not just interested in themselves. Forget what people say, you all keep up the good work, you all mention cases I have never hear about, GREAT JOB!!!!! You have my support.👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@aimiered1887]

Are you Irish..??

[@shohannie]

It's funny hearing non Irish people pronouncing Irish words or area names... Chill the beans love 😅🧡

[@Tyomak-ov]

@@shohannie I only see people laughing about how she pronounces them... Donnie Gal, or how she say Quayside. It's just funny to hear. She also had a few inconsistencies showing maps of Germany instead of Ireland. Then she said about Euros when at the time in Ireland they were punts, unless it was Northern Ireland which used the British pound. Euros just wasn't used at the time...

[@00SynchronFan00]

the triangle you are showing at 24:01 is a map of Germany.

[@truelivingcreatorofall1802]

00SynchronFan00 strange that how shows Germany. its kinda sickly famous for a mureal of what could be a kidnapped boy been forced forward by a man with a knife to his throat. there clever these they like to subliminally show each other on what might have happened, there satanic. there was two kids in England who belong one of these cults and you could see them on camera talkin about how they killed baby's and ate them, and even gave them to fast-food restaurants, disturbing stuff, the video is on you tube should be easy to find

[@CristyB66]

Right, it is Germany

[@jjhbbjjj1945]

YESHUA IS KING Hampshire SRA conspiracy

[@EditorOfSL]

Doesn’t surprise me. I once saw an American drawing of the map of the U.K. which put Wales between Scotland and England. How that would work with a flipping great wall in the middle of it I have no idea, someone please explain that to me!

[@FIONA21ful]

@@EditorOfSL Scotland's all up north , and Wales is on the west coast nowhere near it , all the rest is Britain. EDIT: Tues 5th Mar, 21:12 I apologise for my error . Of course Britain is made up of all the nations within the British isles & colonies. What's left inside of Scotland from the north, and Wales from the west coast, is of course England. I can't understand or account for such an error, other than my own negligence. As an Irish person , I am normally correct in my geographical nomenclature.

[@089Mantu]

The card with the triangle in Ireland is actually a card of GERMANY. LOOOL. Kind regards from Germany! :-)

[@queenzelda1221]

your narration helper's voice sounds lovely :) (both of your voices are lovely xD) I hope these mysteries will be solved in the future.

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you, you are too sweet :D

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

Merc But why do she say the dates the way she do? Three December instead of third of December...? It sounds funny!

[@mr.blonde1709]

GorillaGuerilla I believe that's how dates are given in the UK.

[@SuperColtra]

Yes, that is correct.

[@peterlynsparkes4188]

A bit of good news after hearing about these depressing video, Roger black is dead, found dead in his prison cell.

[@skefsongames]

One can only hope hell is real and he is there suffering

[@Ligerpride]

Roger Black is a former 400m runner and all around good guy. I assume you mean Robert Black 😉

[@christellehoareau5303]

She has a lovely voice, I really enjoyed this as I hadn't heard of any of them before. Thanks

[@GaisSacredCreations]

The case of the disappearances in the Dublin triangle of those 8 women, similar physical characteristics, serial killings with the suspect who abducted one of the women, put her in his trunk, and took her to an isolated place in the mountains, tried to strangle her. All reminiscent of the Irish / UK television series "The Fall" with Jamie Dornan and Gillian Anderson..I wonder if it was based on these events?

[@abigailisvirtual3358]

Mary Boyles mother refused to persue further searches i to the childs death .I've heard it is because she knows the family member who killed her. The uncle was the last person to see her. The last person to see the deceased is almost always the killer. This is what people have said online.

[@Ligerpride]

You pronounced Dun Laoghaire flawlessy. That deserves credit.

[@demolitiontyler9563]

in the first case, it was obviously the uncle. why would he "send back" this little child all alone in a field where she could easily get lost or abducted?

[@samni9068]

Very shoddy work on the first one. They needed to search the area, look into the Uncle, search the parents house and the uncles too and wait for any tips (and look into them immediately, NOT dig it up with a digger 36 years later)

[@chaosmarie7937]

new narrator is great! thanks for another awesome video!

[@MercTrueCrime]

I'm glad :)

[@Poreckylife]

jennii mariee I like the tone and color of her voice but I would suggest not to go up and down with a voice cause this is not Beauty and the beast read. It's about mystery and death.

[@CooperAATE]

Her voice is beautiful

[@stephaniesealy9375]

Love your channel regardless of accent! Good either way. Great to hear some new material. The same stories float around You Tube, so it is great to hear some new research! Keep it up!

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you :)

[@Siouxsiebecksable]

Pronunciation is not the best by a long shot but still interesting to watch and at least it is a real persons voice.

[@TheIamIrving]

I love the pronunciations! Hilarious!

[@rem3e]

*"don-eagle"* made me laugh so hard

[@michellejennings2295]

I assume with a name like siouxsie. Pronunciation is a major part of your life 😂😂😂😂

[@user-qu4ve6fx4x]

Are you an English teacher?

[@IanP1963]

There were no Euros in Ireland at time Conor and Sheila went missing Merc, still Punts [Irish Pounds]. Northern Ireland has always been the British Pound....

[@IanP1963]

2002 is when Eire went into Euro, 11 years after Conor and Sheila went missing !!

[@borleyboo5613]

This lady has a lovely speaking voice. Hope to hear more from her. Great video as well. 👍😃

[@CarolinaQuimera]

What a great idea to watch this right before I move to Ireland

[@LannasMissingLink]

We're pretty safe now! Hope you're enjoying your stay here so far

[@cassk9428]

I would love so see a video on Chechnya. The conditions there are known to be rough at best and violence is rampant. I'm curious as to specific cases. And as everyone has already kindly stated thanks for all you do this channel is awesome!

[@hleebeg]

Honestly taking on this video must have been tough, apart from the obvious, Irish names of people and places are definitely difficult for non Irish speakers or if you're not from there.

[@damejune21]

Great video, great material and awesome narration helper. 😊👍

[@MissyLaMotte]

Are you aware that the map of the vanishing triangle actually shows a part of Germany? I mean, I see how it is difficult to gather original image material for the cases, but maps really should not be a problem with the internet as it is.

[@missmerrily4830]

Not to mention British phone boxes and the bar scene which doubles up in two of the cases. Very sloppy!

[@simonewing1566]

The first one sounds like the uncle of the wee girl, sadly it's usually family members who kill other family members.

[@99fruitbat]

Thanks for coming up with some new stuff.... hadn't heard of some of these... Many Thanks.

[@MercTrueCrime]

I'm glad :)

[@casperthefriendlycat]

Mary Boyles case is so much trickier than whats said here and a lot more tragic... i live just down the road from where this happened and there is allegedly lot more suspicion around her uncle and his associates, and apparently the mother knew what happened all along but kept her mouth shut to avoid disgrace (Ireland was extremely old fashioned at the time of her disappearance that's all I'll say). This is just apparent though and I can't say much more about it due to fear of slander but just know that there's a lot more than meets the eye and her family were close with the police in the area.

[@bazman75]

it was the uncle,a blind person can see that.

[@fatimarice153]

@@bazman75 Yeah I thought the uncle did it too that's crazy

[@donnanoe6736]

@TheTerryTurbo123 This is off topic, but I want to live in Ireland so badly. Ah, it must be so nice.

[@janetsides901]

From the first time I ever heard of the Mary Boyle case,I knew it was the uncle. I'm sure the mother and the rest of the family know where her body is buried.

[@irenedavo3768]

TheTerryTurbo123 watch Enchanted LifePath

[@bexmcgovern596]

I live in ireland not heard of most of these cool vid 😎😃😎😃

[@tonyoreilly100]

you must have grew up in a cave then

[@LannasMissingLink]

@@tonyoreilly100 I've never heard of them either. Most of them are super old

[@Jay-mp3mr]

great video! I really appreciate the work put towards these !!

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you :)

[@andrejones3355]

HI MERC BUDDY HOW YOU DOING REMEMBER ME THE GUY WITH ALL CAPPS LOVE YOUR NARRATING AND CONTENT😉 ......, keep up the good work man.

[@MercTrueCrime]

yeah I do remember and Thanks man

[@benhay100]

Ireland didn't use euro till 2002.so d Dwyer's didn't hv a tin full of Euros in 91. Dey would hv had Irish pounds (punts) just for future reference

[@evanomairtin1279]

And how did they find euro in the house in 1991? The euro didnt exist before 1997 and wasn’t introduced in Ireland until 2002, they would have found Irish Punt (IR£)

[@cpldalton5966]

Which one was this?

[@cazt766]

What a fab channel the narration is perfect thanku for uploading👍💕

[@MaryMDoyle]

Pronunciation within the narration is abysmal to say the least.

[@aussie_thinker3271]

Love your vids, Merc. Always showing cases which aren't as well known, and brand new to me to hear about on KZbin. Love the original content!

[@janeferraz413]

Good videos.Most of these I haven't seen before 😋 your voice and hers is nice to listen to. So no worries.👍

[@asingleverse]

Another great video. :D Keep it up!

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you as always for the support :)

[@namechange.136]

I've read about Philips case before 😢 I didn't know about that update!

[@candyconesuper]

Your channel is amazing! I also love the narration of you both. Finally a channel which I can understand without subtitles.

[@CR19917]

24:20 Enniskerry isn't in Dublin

[@missmerrily4830]

Wot? No West Cork murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier! Definitely a controversial case if ever there was one and it has several full documentary series and a podcast to its name. This case is truly infamous and should be heading this list!

[@Flowaddictedable]

I mean, they likely noticed how well covered it already was? People be less likely to watch this video if they already seen a lot about particular cases so I get it, to be fair.

[@cassnick2709]

I swear every one of these murders and disappearances on multiple videos happen in or around April....

[@andytaylor6267]

For real though I love this channel, and your narration is great

[@AlexandriaTucker]

Andy Taylor thank you ❤️

[@ilicarriedoll2843]

stop using "famous" on criminals, they're notorious

[@traceyteresa6947]

Can you do a top 10 unsolved for Vietnam? I don’t hear about my homeland a lot

[@joeennis2571]

this is probably less than 10% truth it is more for views than reality it is a sham

[@ethanlogue2185]

The talking trees

[@nikkiej.5875]

Most of the mysteries talked about in this video, I've never heard of. I've heard of the Ireland Triangle disappearances, Raonaid Murray, and Peter Bergman. I find the Ireland Triangle case very odd. I definitely think it was the act of a serial killer.

[@bitnola]

Very good work, as usual, but I hope you will continue to do some of your own narration. I particularly enjoy lesser known UFO cases from country to country, especially when there is backing evidence to peoples' stories. Regardless of topic, though, keep up the excellent work!

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you and yes I will still be doing narrations as well. I try to find atleast one UFO Case that has enough evidence but couldn't find one in ireland. Will try to find one if I do part 2 of ireland :)

[@fawnhogg8400]

in my town a taxi driver wont leave until you've entered the place your dropped off at or they'll watch where your walking to before leaving. I think all taxis in the uk and ireland should have this policy, maybe the taxi driver in the second case would have been able to see where the possible killer went to. I have a feeling the man in the taxi got the taxi to a property before walking a few streets to his own home. would explain why no one fitting the description was found in that street. i think if they searched the surrounding streets they might have found the man in the taxi

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

What happens when a taxi driver is a criminal. I had a taxi driver up north of Scotland once lock me in his car until I gave him my phone number threatened that if he rang it he will know I gave him a false one. He wanted me to date him but I refused. Anyway I had to give it to him so he'd let me out the car. I was so afraid that I didn't see the number or plate number or anything. Anyway... I just blocked his number when he started texting me. Luckily he was dropping me off from a funeral service to the city where I was meeting my sister. And not to where I was staying.

[@fawnhogg8400]

@@healingandgrowth-infp4677 omg that's so scary! It has been known for the taxi driver to be the criminal (there's an episode in that show Sherlock with that) but it is a rare occurrence. Glad to hear yours safe though, it is a good thing you weren't going to your house, easier to change your number

[@Tiger89Lilly]

I never get a taxi to pick me up or drop me off at my house I get then to drop me 5 mins down the street wait until the taxi has buggared off and then walk back to my house. Been doing this for years. I don't trust taxi drivers especially hackneys

[@juanitaa15]

just subscribed...great video with contents I've not heard of before

[@jehugo66]

Is that Drew Barrymore narrating? Peter Bergman #9, is much like the Australian Beach Body Mystery-sounds like KGB.

[@helgesamuelsen9097]

Great narration. But I really also liked yours, Merc. Anyway great videos as always.

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you :)

[@lorraineevans3657]

Helge Samuelsen Me too

[@AVFCAM]

Listening to non-Irish people (me included) pronouncing Irish names and places is amazing...

[@IanP1963]

How about Trevor Deeley sometime Merc ?

[@mattelhead793]

Could the next one be of Sweden??

[@MercTrueCrime]

Writing it down, will do it soon :)

Shit NO...She f*cked up the IRISH pronunciation...Just imagine what she'll do to the Swedish one..........

[@kieranosullivan11]

I live in Ireland I’m just sad

[@LannasMissingLink]

@Jim Halfpenny thats such an odd thing to say lol

[@evanomairtin1279]

If you used copyrighted material from Raidió Telifís Éireann (RTÉ - Irelands state-owned broadcaster) surely it would fall under Irish copyright laws and not american ones

[@smallies7154]

Very good video 👍

[@samuelstewart875]

That guy that was found on the beach reminds me of another case.. I believe it was in Australia, where all the tags in his clothes were cut out and he was also never identified and if I remember correctly, nobody could figure out what killed him... edit: the Somerton Man was the case Joe Scott does a good video on this: Peter Bergmann: The Man Who Never Existed. Btw- his cause of death was cardiac arrest.

[@aliciarobertson4979]

The Somerton man has been identified from family DNA. There’s a video here on KZbin.

[@schizm01473]

Peter Bergmann's death sounds eerily similar to the case of the Tamin Shud man, an infamous mystery from Australia

[@ish3026]

The Stoner Guru the somerton man case is so creepy

[@lorawiese5897]

Would be interesting if the did a genealogy dna. Maybe find some family.

[@deb7412]

@@lorawiese5897 I do wonder if they did dna testing/tracing on Peter bergman. Abnormal if they didnt. Somebody must have worked with him, been a neighbour at some point in time of his, but suppose unless people who did know him at some point in time are unaware of his disappearance they won't come forwards as I've only ever heard about him on here and I think possibly English news or some English program on TV. Maybe he never married or was a widower maybe no children or not in contact with his children at all, maybe divorced and a loner. Maybe out of prison after a long stretch. Though his poor health would suggest he orobay was seen by a doctor somewhere at some point. I wonder if the local dump where town/city bins were emptied out to were searched along with charity shops he may have given stuff away to. Surely even without clothing labels it would be possible for certain stores to recognise his cothing as their own. Maybe he had no family left or was already a missing person. Maybe walked out of a hospital or older persons home. Maybe he had dementia but wasn't fully overcome with it at that point. Maybe ex forces or traveller. Though still find it hard to believe nobody knows him or has noticed him missing. I wonder what his accent was when he checked in at reception. Maybe he knew he was dying, but why would he go to such lengths to conceal his identity. He obviously got his money from somewhere to pay for the hotel which means someone somewhere knows him, gave him a wage, pension or benefits. He looks Norwegian to me. Maybe he just wanted to play a game and leave a mystery before he died. Though odd he was in the water but didn't drown. Maybe he died on the beach and the tide came in pulled his body into the water but not long enough for water to enter his lungs as he was already dead. Why was his final belongings all over the beach. Maybe nobody remembered him in life and making his own death a mystery was his way to ensure he would to some always be remembered. Perhaps he was just ready to die whilst he was still able to move about. Perhaps he didn't even know he was extremely illl and was suffering from some sort of mental breakdown or delusions caused by his illness or he was a very bad person and wanted. I find his case so odd that it really should have been looked into with dna testing for any relatives, his image shown world over. Did he deliberately pick that area/hotel for a reason? I wonder if they looked at dental records, hospital records, childrens homes, priest hoods, army, navy, marines, raf, police forces as he certainly knew how to cover his tracks well. He could have been a Irish traveller. Did they check all ferry, airport, train, bus, coach station cctv as he got there somehow, taxi firms, car rental companies. Maybe he has family and they are in on it allowing him his final wishes, it must be found where/what he posted off as that suggests family/friends received something from him. The taxi driver who took him to the beach talked with him enough to hear any accent in his voice. He may have travelled from the other side of the world. A child of the care system perhaps, maybe where he stayed was an area he stayed in as a child on holiday. Cctv everywhere thesedays that would have picked him up at terminals/ports/stations and stops. Did he have a car, a house, did he rent.what did he do with that paper he ripped up, was it found? Why that area. He clearly knew what he intended to do, but the lengths he went to are unusual, maybe he loved mysteries and wanted to create his own. Was he fbi, cia, mi5, government, some form of secret service agent or a detective or just a elderly man who knew he was dying and knew he perhaps didn't have much time left, no living family, no neighbours or friends, a possible loner. Or perhaps done something in life verg bad that played on his mind making him feel he didn't deserve to be recognised/identified or recognised/identified to save his possible family from some awful shame. Was he possibly a person under government or police protection in hiding who knew he didn't have much time left and knew he wanted to end his life but had to in a certain way as he couldn't risk for possible other family members alive who already thought he dead being recognised/identified. Maybe he did just want to leave a puzzle or leave this world unknown as didn't feel he was ever going to be missed anyway so made no difference to him. And it appears he never has been missed enough for his identity to be uncovered.

[@carolineosullivan4256]

@@deb7412 yes it’s this person that touched me most. He definitely planned his death, prob new he was dying. He did post to someone.. it is sad he went alone and no one came forward. I loved all your questioning, those were all my thoughts also. His accent, teeth, dna etc

[@DystopianOverture]

@@carolineosullivan4256 Maybe no one came forward out of respect for their friend or family member. Maybe 'Peter' requested them to not make a big deal about his death.

[@hayatloca16]

People who complain about the pronounce of words ! Come on stop it plz don't think that everyone know ur language that's pathetic and narcissistic

[@nelsiebitch]

luna dodi the names of towns are in English we understand that if it was in Irish there wouldn’t be a hope such as Dublin/ baile atha cliath Pronounced Bal-e- at-ha-cli-aw Americans pronounce English words different though

[@melanieh525]

Pronunciation* 😘

[@grandcatsmama3421]

We all have spell check and Wikipedia on phones and computers why can't you learn to pronounce the words correctly?

[@janeE011]

@@grandcatsmama3421 and THAT is not an accurate way to learn pronunciations !

[@IanP1963]

Excellent Vid Merc !!!

[@tammarsalay3519]

Your videos are always the best! the new narrator sounds really good, BUT your voice and accent gives the vids more spice lol :P

[@MercTrueCrime]

Thank you and I shall be narrating as well. We would switch between narrators from video to video :)

[@lorraineevans3657]

Lüna de Salay Agree!

[@hikingadventures1017]

I like your channel. I don't know who your friend is helping you but I really like her voice. Thanks for another great job!

[@hikingadventures1017]

I saw a documentary about Mary Boyle a few months ago and its a really messed up case! They all are. I don't think the guardia (probably missed spelled that, its what they call their police) did a good job with that case. I think they know who did it but because of connections, they got away with killing her. I feel really bad for her twin sister and cousin.

[@hikingadventures1017]

"garda" not guardia

[@altis7332]

Wow I’m from fermoy and never heard about that couple going missing that’s mad

[@LeonieSLF]

In 1991 the currency in Ireland was pounds not euros.

[@anonymousanonymous3576]

I hate unsolved mysteries!! I hope they all get solved!

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

Sad, but fascinating cases. Thanks for posting them.

[@damejune21]

Merc...you know of any Czech unsolved mysteries, etc...? My wife is from there, so we're curious.

[@MercTrueCrime]

damejune21 Ill see if i can find some. It is small country so its possible that there arent many

[@lorraineevans3657]

damejune21 That would be interesting

[@Isirian]

We're small, but I'm sure some weird shit has happened here too, we're a weird country... :-D Anyway, would be amazing seeing some channel give some love to my country :-)

[@dijanaokugic8038]

Great channel!😊👍🏻

[@mr.blonde1709]

"Dwyer" is "Dwhy-er" not "Dwhere".

[@julz3tt3]

YES... Rhymes with tyre or liar.. Its pronounced that way.

[@RockRiders37]

And, sov-e-reign, not sovern 😖

[@ShadowIsMoi]

And in-git not in-gawt

[@2msvalkyrie529]

And Dickhead is pronounced Dick.....head . !

[@larahilton7417]

This channel is brilliant. Well done.

[@Andreasweetprincess]

I'm actually from Co.Donegal Ireland I live in London now have done for many years but yeah Donegal is my home

[@chloexoxo3007]

Donegal is beautiful love going to the south in the summer

[@garysworld9233]

Great video....but the pronunciation of some of the names and places was shockingly wrong...and the map of the vanishing triangle was from Germany.....not Ireland......still enjoyed the video and I feel it's important that these cases are still given recognition

[@neilmooney5053]

The Irish crown jewels didn't go to any mistress, the man who had the keys was gay. He would have big party's when he would be working over night. It is called the queer case of the Irish crown jewels.

[@Tyomak-ov]

He was an admirer or different sets of "Jewels" if you ask me ;)

[@numinoushiker]

The fact that pedophiles are permitted to walk amongst kids makes me absolutely sick. There is something seriously wrong with the justice system. It disgusts me.

[@bratwurst2611]

"Wien" is Vienna by the way. Austrias capital city :-)

[@CorinneCrow]

I wish you had more videos!!! I think I’ve seen them all now

[@lincolnjames8116]

That map "the vanishing triangle of Dublin" is a map of part of Germany. Can we believe all now?

[@howdyradio934]

Thank you for the upload 👌😁 Watching + learning from NSW Australia.

[@Hydrogenblonde]

The new female narrator is very good, but I like the sound of the "cool Indian guy" like a kind of Indian James Bond :)

[@MercTrueCrime]

Hydrogenblonde haha thank you and I will still be narrating so you will hear me again :P

[@lorraineevans3657]

Hydrogenblonde Agree! I like Merc's accent

[@lorimiller4301]

Hydrogenblonde Good analogy. He has something special about him, doesn't he ?

[@hayatloca16]

The voice of Indian guy is horrible and awful

[@morganstarchild3103]

I don't like his voice, this channel has great content but he imo drones on. I love his accent it's his voice that's not pleasing to me I guess. Nothing personal hun.

[@Souppous]

I have a cat who keeps getting into my dishes and the sound that keeps happening at 0:56 keeps freaking me out