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Part 10 of the terrifying unsolved mysteries iceberg - explained - tier 3
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[@connors-curiosities]

Link to the full playlist (perfect for binging): kzbin.info/aero/PLN7Oa9FtvzNHBu_8NM7IgZKo6ne6usPEP

[@collinwoodresident]

The Hinterkifac Farm story has always fascinated me.

[@longjensilver]

Love the quick altamahaha mention. that's my town's local cryptid. i have some funny pictures with the statue of her in the old abandoned mall near where I grew up.

[@ashleykabbes9316]

Thank you for the newest video!! This was a really good one!!

[@connors-curiosities]

Thanks so much Ashley! Your comments are always so kind!

[@BBL0V3]

Love your content! Your voice makes it so easy to watch and work while watching hah 🥰 thanks!

[@connors-curiosities]

Thank you so much! I never thought my voice was much soothing! Hope you enjoy your stay! ^^

[@collinwoodresident]

I would love to see a video on the Bardstown murders. I live in Kentucky.

[@connors-curiosities]

A few people want to see this, I think it deserves its own video very soon!

[@theWinterWalker]

Me too! I'm from Frankfort, and my partner worked tool and die in Bardstown (coolest city name; btw). Would LOVE to see the Brown murders covered. It's crazy.

[@StrangeBarAndGrill]

Another amazing video!

[@connors-curiosities]

Thank you so much! I like the new setup!

[@StrangeBarAndGrill]

@@connors-curiosities the new setup is nice. I like it. 👍🏾

[@SonicfanTheNightfury5099]

Whys the Lock ness Monster all the way here? Its a well known Cryptic

[@connors-curiosities]

Good question! I'm not sure, it's just how the list is structured >

[@luisc.m.852]

I already like the red but that tan color looks really cool for the lights (this post was made by the tan light color gang)

[@connors-curiosities]

A tan light?! Is that even possible?

[@lordjzargo7940]

I like the new setup and the lights like you have them in this vid, the blue and yellow hues don't look to well, so stick with the red

[@lordjzargo7940]

Also I'd like a deepdive vid on the Bardstown murders

[@connors-curiosities]

The next few vids are with red light! I really like the new setup too!

[@connors-curiosities]

Coming right up!

[@SamuraiAkechi]

I expected a video a day before. Anyway, Lapsang is a good choice. 9:04 How do you think, is Chris McKinstry still alive? 11:15 Some people weren't picky with whatever they could eat or drink until some health standards were introduced. Damn, they even used to make tea out of same tea leaves for several times and I'm not talking about various tea types that can be used for several times like Pu'er. Used tea salesman used to be an actual occupation back then. Or Smirnov's vodka (in particular, their "popular wine", the low price segment vodka), which was one of the best selling pre-WWI alcohol brands in Russia (it's currently owned by Diageo). It used to be made of poor quality raw materials and contained potash and poisonous substances added to soften the taste (they wouldn't kill you immediately, but ruin your health in the long run). The source for the claim is William Pokhlebkin's 1991 History of Vodka. Of course it has nothing to do with modern day production of Smirnoff. And Smirnoff brand also was suffering from an uncle-nephew feud. 17:48 Not the worst fate tbh. Some dead people's remains can be exposed in the medical university museums, with the scenery recreating the cirquimstances of how they were found (search for Ruslan Kostin's "The Scariest Museum" uploads on yt) 22:50 My favourite cryptid is Olgoi-khorkhoi, a giant mongolian killer worm living in the Gobi desert. 28:06 looks like a Kyshtym alien, a miniature humanoid with bulb-head, supposedly found by a delirious rural old lady, who gave him a name and kept him at home. Later she was taken to the hospital and the alien has died. The mummy of an alien is missing since then.

[@connors-curiosities]

Lapsang is delicious! Should I change to a Monday uploading schedule? It's hard to say if they're still alive tbh, these cases are always so tough! I tried searching for the scariest museums, but found none by Ruslan! Looks crazy interesting though! I just looked up that worm, don't think I'm sleeping tonight now ahaha You never fail to amaze me with your insights into these Akechi! Really awesome stuff!

[@SamuraiAkechi]

@@connors-curiosities kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6C8ZXeQhJ5gqq8 Here. It's the museum of judicial medicine in SPb. And your schedule is just fine, don't change it

[@sheilaanddomengosanchez9434]

You've completely got perfect uploading timing of course LOL!! 💬💬

[@connors-curiosities]

Always! Ahaha! Thank you so much for watching you two!!

[@Juliett-we7tc]

Would definitely be interested in true crime cases.

[@connors-curiosities]

How did you like my Bardstown one?

[@Juliett-we7tc]

@@connors-curiosities wow! Just wow! Trying to wrap my head around that one....that poor last brain cell of mine is now completely fried. I'm with you on it all, there are just way too many connections for those crimes to be just coincidence.

[@collinwoodresident]

So great to see a new video Connor. You are so cute and handsome. I could listen to you talk all day!

[@lordjzargo7940]

Found Connor's secret alt account

[@connors-curiosities]

👀👀

[@Alexxnazimek]

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