Your favorite unsolved mystery

@TigerVols didn't reply to this. I think I solved it.

 

Here you go:
NC group reports Bigfoot sighting over the weekend northwest of Charlotte

 

I thought it was Condit's wife.

I still wonder about this murder:

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2006/02/27/cold-case-chloroform-murders/

The apartment where they were found was close to the school I was attending at the time and the woman had been a student in the undergrad program so there was a bit of a personal connection. It was such a weird murder with the staging of the scene. I remember the police believed the clock had purposely been set to a particular time as an attempt to throw off the investigation.

The part that has always bugged me was a report the couple had been seen at a local bar with an unidentified woman whose description matched a classmate (a gap in her teeth and an unusual ring, I believe). One of my closest school friends and I spent a fair amount of time discussing whether the woman could have been Mary and whether Mary could be the murderer.

 

One I keep coming back to is a local mystery. 19 YO pregnant girl got off work at a Pizza Hut about 11 o'clock one night in 1994 and simply vanished into thin air. Her car was found at an old back-road bridge some 20 miles away, but there has never been any trace of her to be found. For awhile it was thought a murderous family of teenagers in the area near the bridge might have killed her and buried her body deep deep in the woods, which would be a year before they made their name with a particularly vicious double murder, but there wasn't much evidence to support that theory. Google the Angela Freeman case in Mississippi. It's pretty spooky.

 

The Three Missing Women case in Springfield, Missouri, from 1992 is a big deal in those parts. Two of them had just graduated from high school the day before. Calling it my favorite seems weird, but it certainly is a bizarre mystery.

 

Endlessly curious about the JFK assassination and who else was involved. And hard to argue with DB Cooper.

One that has caught my interest is if Pat Garrett really killed Billy the Kid, or if The Kid survived and lived to old age.

Some theories have Butch Cassidy making it out of Boliva alive, but I'm not sure I buy into that one.

 

Ken Rex McElroy, the Missouri town bully who was killed in front of 45 witnesses, with nobody coming forward to say who shot him because he was allegedly such as asshole.

The book and movie "In Broad Daylight" was based on the case.

In Broad Daylight - Wikipedia

 

Also, I'm still very curious over what happened to Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan.

 

My hometown had a murder mystery that was solved after 5 years.

It gained some prominence because the murderer-- a guy I knew, and who my brother played softball with -- confessed in AA.

He had drunkly murdered the couple who lived in his childhood home. He was never a suspect, and, in fact, suspicion fell on the couple's own son.

Carpenter Guilty of Manslaughter in 1988 Slayings in Larchmont

 

Sounds like one of the early Law & Orders.

 

The podcast thread got me started to "Listening Sideways" which is different unsolved mysteries each week. So many I had never heard of.