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Amute · 10-09-2001, 09:28 PM

do you have an unsloved mystery? well i do! my sister's aunt's cousion's great great grandpa was at his house alone once when suddely he heard my great great great grand dads voice in the other room. not noticiung anything he went to the room and asked what? then he heard my GGGgrand dads voice say i want a cup of water. when my GGgrand dad went to the room with the cup he had a heart attack and droped the glASS! sadly later on he died because they couldnt get him back!

so the unsolved mystery is wheat caused my Great Great grand dads heart attack?

do you have any of your own?

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Amute

Blackout · 01-14-2003, 08:23 AM

the closest thing I have personally is my dads cousin disapeared awhile ago and was never located.

Allierain · 01-19-2003, 01:55 AM

I kind of have an 'unsolved mystery', but it's pretty common. My dad was adopted and we know nothing about his biological family. Since he was born and adopted out in Little Rock, AK in 1954, we doubt seriously we will ever know. His adoption records are sealed up tighter than Fort Knox.

Victoria81 · 09-30-2013, 10:15 AM

Okay, curious if anyone has more. This could have been a good thread!

MegtheEgg86 · 09-30-2013, 12:47 PM

I think I've posted this once in a similar thread, but a guy I knew since kindergarten disappeared while co-piloting a survey plane over Guyana in 2008. They've never found a single thing, not even the plane.

http://www.stabroeknews.com/2008/arc...missing-plane/

ETA: Just another article that mentions him specifically.

http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp...type=printable

TracyLynnS · 09-30-2013, 05:27 PM

I don't really have anything good.

Lots of supernatural stuff has happened, which I've posted a bit about on different threads here.

I have a cousin who, as an adult, decided to completely separate from his whole family and disappeared willingly. It's been decades, I never met him, and no one in the family has had contact with him. He had a mom and a sister still living when he left. I think he had an ex wife. I don't know if he left kids behind. His mom has passed away and his sister is now in her 70s.

Victoria81 · 09-30-2013, 06:16 PM

Same here. An aunt distance herself from my mom's family after my great grandma died. She changed her number and everything. My uncle went to see her in the nursing home and she was so excited to have a visitor until he said who his parents were. She shut down

Face changed and said, "get out" so odd.

TheCars1986 · 09-30-2013, 06:27 PM

I have a minor mystery. I want to know why in the world my 9 month old son thinks I'm the only person it's ok to vomit all over.

nohwheregirl · 09-30-2013, 11:56 PM

Our family legend/unsolved mystery:

My great grandmother immigrated to the US from Poland. Sometime in the early 1900s (before the days of telephones), she claimed that her mother, who lived in Poland, came to her in a dream. She dreamed that mother had died and wanted to tell her goodbye. She told my grandmother about the dream.

Several weeks later, my grandmother was with my great grandmother in the kitchen when they heard the mailman walking up the front steps to deliver the mail. She told my grandmother that the mailman was carrying the letter from Poland announcing that her mother had died. When they opened the mail, they learned she was right.

Necco · 10-01-2013, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by TheCars1986

I have a minor mystery. I want to know why in the world my 9 month old son thinks I'm the only person it's ok to vomit all over.

Because 9 month olds are pretty much just drunken frat boys.

TheCars1986 · 10-01-2013, 08:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Necco

Because 9 month olds are pretty much just drunken frat boys.

When they're wound up they sure can seem that way.

dks64 · 10-02-2013, 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheCars1986

When they're wound up they sure can seem that way.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/rea...y-drunk-adults

ezpkns34 · 10-02-2013, 09:58 PM

One I'd like looked into:
How you guys remember the names of every murderer, person of interest, victim, etc on the show

bell83 · 10-02-2013, 11:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ezpkns34

One I'd like looked into:
How you guys remember the names of every murderer, person of interest, victim, etc on the show

It comes from having watched the segments many, many times over the last 20+ years

isotope · 10-06-2013, 11:13 PM

My late father was always a skeptic about any paranormal stuff (as I am), but I reacall that ever since I can remember , he would always tell a story about how he was doing a job once with a guy who claimed to be able to divine water.

Skeptical, Dad asked to borrow the guy's divining rod to see if he could use it. Dad always said that when he was given the rod, it almost immediately started twisting in his hands, to a point where he could not control it or stop it moving!

To the day he died, dad was never able to provide an explanation - other than it perhaps might have been some very, very elaborate trick with magnets ( though the divining rod was wooden!)

10-09-2001, 09:28 PM	#1
Amute Member Forum Hawk Join Date: Aug 18, 2001 Location: new york, new yoek , usa Posts: 4	Do you have an unsloved mystery? do you have an unsloved mystery? well i do! my sister's aunt's cousion's great great grandpa was at his house alone once when suddely he heard my great great great grand dads voice in the other room. not noticiung anything he went to the room and asked what? then he heard my GGGgrand dads voice say i want a cup of water. when my GGgrand dad went to the room with the cup he had a heart attack and droped the glASS! sadly later on he died because they couldnt get him back! so the unsolved mystery is wheat caused my Great Great grand dads heart attack? do you have any of your own? ------------------ Amute

09-30-2013, 12:47 PM	#5
MegtheEgg86 Member Forum Veteran Join Date: Jun 19, 2008 Location: The Volunteer State Posts: 5,156	I think I've posted this once in a similar thread, but a guy I knew since kindergarten disappeared while co-piloting a survey plane over Guyana in 2008. They've never found a single thing, not even the plane. http://www.stabroeknews.com/2008/arc...missing-plane/ ETA: Just another article that mentions him specifically. http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp...type=printable
	__________________ "Why is she lying?, it makes me wonder. What is she hiding?, it makes me wonder." Go Vols! Last edited by MegtheEgg86; 09-30-2013 at 01:37 PM.

01-14-2003, 08:23 AM	#2
Blackout Sart Bimpson Senior Member Join Date: Jan 13, 2003 Location: where the sun rises Posts: 2,235	the closest thing I have personally is my dads cousin disapeared awhile ago and was never located.

01-19-2003, 01:55 AM	#3
Allierain Forum Old Fart Forum Regular Join Date: Nov 30, 2002 Location: Somewhere Posts: 509	I kind of have an 'unsolved mystery', but it's pretty common. My dad was adopted and we know nothing about his biological family. Since he was born and adopted out in Little Rock, AK in 1954, we doubt seriously we will ever know. His adoption records are sealed up tighter than Fort Knox.

09-30-2013, 10:15 AM	#4
Victoria81 Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 20, 2011 Posts: 340	Okay, curious if anyone has more. This could have been a good thread!

09-30-2013, 05:27 PM	#6
TracyLynnS Don't Look Up Forum 3000 Club Member Join Date: Jan 07, 2009 Posts: 3,107	I don't really have anything good. Lots of supernatural stuff has happened, which I've posted a bit about on different threads here. I have a cousin who, as an adult, decided to completely separate from his whole family and disappeared willingly. It's been decades, I never met him, and no one in the family has had contact with him. He had a mom and a sister still living when he left. I think he had an ex wife. I don't know if he left kids behind. His mom has passed away and his sister is now in her 70s.

09-30-2013, 06:16 PM	#7
Victoria81 Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 20, 2011 Posts: 340	Same here. An aunt distance herself from my mom's family after my great grandma died. She changed her number and everything. My uncle went to see her in the nursing home and she was so excited to have a visitor until he said who his parents were. She shut down Face changed and said, "get out" so odd.

09-30-2013, 06:27 PM	#8
TheCars1986 #VLSKMS Forum Fanatic Join Date: Nov 22, 2008 Location: Maryland Posts: 8,606	I have a minor mystery. I want to know why in the world my 9 month old son thinks I'm the only person it's ok to vomit all over.

09-30-2013, 11:56 PM	#9
nohwheregirl THE Mystery Machine Senior Member Join Date: Apr 23, 2004 Posts: 1,057	Our family legend/unsolved mystery: My great grandmother immigrated to the US from Poland. Sometime in the early 1900s (before the days of telephones), she claimed that her mother, who lived in Poland, came to her in a dream. She dreamed that mother had died and wanted to tell her goodbye. She told my grandmother about the dream. Several weeks later, my grandmother was with my great grandmother in the kitchen when they heard the mailman walking up the front steps to deliver the mail. She told my grandmother that the mailman was carrying the letter from Poland announcing that her mother had died. When they opened the mail, they learned she was right.

10-02-2013, 09:58 PM	#13
ezpkns34 Jimmie B Russels Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 27, 2012 Posts: 16	One I'd like looked into: How you guys remember the names of every murderer, person of interest, victim, etc on the show

10-06-2013, 11:13 PM	#15
isotope Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Aug 09, 2013 Location: Australia Posts: 287	My late father was always a skeptic about any paranormal stuff (as I am), but I reacall that ever since I can remember , he would always tell a story about how he was doing a job once with a guy who claimed to be able to divine water. Skeptical, Dad asked to borrow the guy's divining rod to see if he could use it. Dad always said that when he was given the rod, it almost immediately started twisting in his hands, to a point where he could not control it or stop it moving! To the day he died, dad was never able to provide an explanation - other than it perhaps might have been some very, very elaborate trick with magnets ( though the divining rod was wooden!)