Unsolved cases — deep dives into single unsolved deaths or disappearances.
In November 1974, Richard John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan, disappeared after his children's nanny was murdered and his wife was attacked in their Belgravia home. Nearly fifty years later, the mystery endures.
On a February night in 2004, a nursing student crashed her car on a New Hampshire road and vanished without trace, leaving behind one of the most enduring mysteries in American crime.
A 21-year-old Canadian student vanished from downtown LA's most notorious hotel, only to be found weeks later in a rooftop water tank. The elevator footage went viral, but the real mystery runs deeper.
In November 1970, a woman's charred body was discovered in Bergen's Death Valley — but every trace of her identity had been carefully erased.
A body on an Adelaide beach, a torn Persian poem, and an unbroken code — the Tamam Shud case remains one of the most compelling unsolved deaths in modern history.
In February 1959, nine experienced Soviet mountaineers died under mysterious circumstances in the Ural Mountains, leaving behind a scene that has baffled investigators for over six decades.
Seventy-seven years after her mutilated body was found bisected in a Los Angeles vacant lot, the murder of Elizabeth Short remains one of America's most notorious unsolved cases.
The 2005 disappearance of an Alabama teenager in Aruba became one of America's most infamous unsolved cases—until a 2023 confession that raises more questions than it answers.
In 1992, three women vanished from a Springfield, Missouri home without trace, leaving behind purses, cars, and a mystery that has consumed a town for over three decades.
In 2008, a 19-year-old college student vanished during a phone call with his parents after crashing his car into a Minnesota ditch, uttering only 'Oh, shit!' before disappearing forever.
In a Sydenham car park in 1987, private investigator Daniel Morgan was killed with an axe to the head. Thirty-seven years later, the case remains unsolved—a wound that exposed institutional corruption at the heart of the Metropolitan Police.
Between 1968 and 1969, a methodical killer terrorised the San Francisco Bay Area, leaving behind cryptograms, taunting letters, and five confirmed victims. Despite thousands of suspects and amateur sleuths, the Zodiac remains America's most infamous unsolved serial killer case.