Are You Scared Of The Voice In The Walls?

In 2014, Kenny Veach went missing in the Mojave Desert looking for an odd cave in the area. Veach went out on hiking trips frequently and would sometimes leave for days camping and hiking. On November 10th 2014 Veach told his girlfriend that he was going to go exploring and left. For months before he disappeared he had mentioned a cave that was shaped like an M in the desert and supposedly the cave emits odd frequencies and caused the visitors to vibrate and feel fear. Veach had mentioned the cave when he commented on another hikers YouTube vlog. He commented on the video that he would take a video camera and look inside the odd cave after other hikers asked for proof. Although he was encouraged by other YouTubers, some discouraged him from trying to find the cave. Veach left early in the morning and intended to stay overnight. Unfortunately Veach never returned home while looking for the cave. His girlfriend filed a missing persons report when he didn’t return home, his phone was found abandoned in the desert near an old mine. When cameras were lowered into the mine no body was found ruling out falling.Veach was notorious for avoiding the use of gps and maps, stating that amateurs used them. Many people in his community as well as other hikers on YouTube went and searched the desert. There have been theory’s such as being bitten by a snake, dehydration. However if that were the case his remains would have certainly been found in the vast area that was searched. Due to the nature of the M shaped cave, ufo abduction and being kidnapped by the government or a local gang have been thrown out as explanations. Some suggest that he had stumbled upon something that was not meant to be seen such as an experiment or killing of a rival gang member. Veach’s girlfriend believes that he died by suicide and went into the desert to do so. She mentioned on his YouTube channel that depression ran in his family and that he told her that he would rather die in the wilderness so that his loved ones would not find him, like he had found his own father in the past. Veach is presumed dead and his remains as well as the mysterious cave have never been found.

Grief by Gloom82

Susan Margaret Long was born and lived with both her parents in Aylsham, Norfolk.

At about 5.15am on the 11 March 1970, Susan’s body was found by a milkman approximately 1 ½ miles from Aylsham Market Place on the Burgh Road.  She had been sexually assaulted and strangled.

Susan was 18 and employed as a clerk at Norwich Union in Norwich. She had a boyfriend who also lived in the city. She would therefore regularly travel into Norwich by bus for work and to see him.

On the evening of 10 March 1970 she went with her boyfriend to the Gala Dance Hall in Norwich. She left at about 10.25pm to catch the bus back to Aylsham. The bus arrived in Aylsham Market Place at 11.10pm.  Other passengers confirmed that Susan had got off the bus.

It is believed that Susan was driven to where her body was found but officers do not know if she went voluntarily or was abducted. However, it is generally believed she would not accept a lift from strangers.

A full scale murder enquiry was launched, led by New Scotland Yard.

Following forensic recovery of semen left at the scene, it was established that the offender was from a rare blood group and blood samples were taken from men living in the Aylsham area. Another significant line of enquiry was linked to car paint flakes found on Susan’s clothing which showed that the paint had originally been pompadour blue and then been re sprayed metallic maroon. These lines of enquiry did not reveal the offender

The Yorkshire Museum asked other museums on Twitter to show the creepiest object they have on display and the thread did NOT disappoint.

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The Overtoun Bridge

Over 300 dogs have jumped off this bridge in Dumbarton, Scotland.  Since the 1960s, the Overtoun Bridge has been a mysterious hotbed for what locals have called “doggy suicides.”

Owners walking their dogs on the bridge would scream in terror as their dogs got away and leapt to their deaths. The dogs that jumped but didn’t die would climb their way back up only to jump again.

One day Lottie MacKinnon was walking her border collie, Bonnie, over the Overtoun Bridge during one of their walking sessions. Suddenly, MacKinnon said she could sense something change in her dog.

“Something overcame Bonnie as soon as we approached the bridge,” MacKinnon said. “At first [Bonnie] froze, but then she became possessed by a strange energy and ran and jumped right off the parapet.” Bonnie, however, was one of the lucky ones to survive a jump off Overtoun Bridge.

There are many theories about why dogs are doing this. Some people believe its supernatural. Animal experts believe its due to the fact that the dogs are simply attracted to the strong scents given off by the mammals living in the lush gorge below the bridge.

Whatever the cause may be, the Overtoun Bridge continues to be a hotspot for jumping dogs. Thus a local member of parliament called on the Dumbarton Council to erect clearly marked warning signs around the area of the Overtoun Bridge in hopes of curbing this bizarre and macabre trend.

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St. Joseph Gazette-Herald, Missouri, January 4, 1885

Well, look what she can do… if she wanted us dead. When we cut into her. She tried to stop us each time. It’s like there’s something she doesn’t want us to find. 

The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)

Vigilante justice can often be a very dangerous thing. People can be accused of crimes that they did not commit, leading to unjustified revenge. Furthermore, vigilante mobs often consider bloodthirsty violence as a method of revenge for petty non-violent crimes.

In May of 2016, 42-year-old Venezuelan chef, Robert Bernal, fell victim to unjust vigilantes. An elderly man accused Robert of stealing the equivalent of $5 from his pocket while Robert was on his way to work. Following this accusation, a group of men started to beat a bewildered Robert until he was semi-unconscious. While coming around from the brutal beating, a man poured gasoline over Robert’s head and body and set him on fire.

Robert was a well built man from serving years in the army. He spent much of his free time cooking for his friends and family - it was his passion, they would say. He was a deeply religious man; just the night before his death, he sent his loved ones text messages hoping that God filled their day with blessings.

“These guys I work with every day had turned into demons. I could hear the man’s flesh crackling and popping. When I put the fire out, they threw bottles at my head,” said Alejandro Delgado, the only passerby that attempted to help Robert as he was up in flames. Robert was eventually taken to hospital where he perished from his severe burns. Disturbing footage of the event was uploaded online, where people praised the ruthless and cowardly act. 

Before he passed away, he told his wife and children that he was innocent of the crime he was killed for. But even if he was guilty, the punishment certainly doesn’t fit the crime. His brutal murder highlights the growing problem of vigilante and mob justice in Venezuela.