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The Most Terrifying Antarctica Iceberg (Disappearances, Encounters, Mysteries)

rook

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We descend through five layers of Antarctica's darkest mysteries, starting with documented deaths and disappearances, moving toward something far more unsettling.

The deeper we go, the harder it becomes to separate what's real from what shouldn't be possible. Some of these stories have explanations. Others don't.

Every story in this video was independently researched and written by me.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:01 - LEVEL 1
11:06 - LEVEL 2
23:15 - LEVEL 3
32:42 - LEVEL 4
41:13 - LEVEL 5

20 Comments

@wickedskittle9917 8 days ago

I remember hearing about a scientist who stabbed another one because they kept spoiling the endings to the books they were reading. And all I can remember thinking at the time, as an avid reader myself was, "crazy,yes. Also,Justified." 😅

@BeUnique86 6 hours ago

I once had the opportunity to work on Antarctica for the US government and I kick myself I didn't do it! The major reason why is because it'd require a top secret security clearance and I didn't think I'd pass. I was traveling for work and ended up in a VERY off the beaten path town. One of those that doesn't get many visitors. I went to the local bar and it was a riot! Met a ton of locals and had a great time. Anyway met a guy that worked in Antarctica as a mechanic. He couldn't tell me much but he said there's need for people like me (my field of work at the time).

He emailed me all the stuff and that's when I found out about the top secret security clearance and backed out...

He essentially said I would be there from 6 months to a year and have everything paid for. Then just go home with a lump of cash. I only had to pay for deodorant and toothpaste essentially....

@lhabitnoir 5 days ago

Very good. Thinking by oneself. You should make one on Baikal 🙏

@seanpaulfarnan5742 6 days ago

Nice work, thank you for putting that together - very entertaining.

@KyokiY-s8g 8 days ago

The first story about the scientist murdered in Antarctica? I had no idea there could be so many fcking cowards amongst such a large group of seemingly intelligent ppl smh sad af i hope he gets justice one day 🙏🏼💔

@marcarthur100 8 days ago (edited)

Ty the new episode ❤

@jesstolley7193 3 days ago

Solid stuff man, as always. <3

@judasvigilante 8 days ago

Love your channel man. Greetings from Co. Down. Keep up the great work.

@Rinace13 7 days ago

That last story is fantastic and badass! I've never heard it before,thank you for such good work on these videos! ❤

@DEATH-THE-GOAT 8 days ago

21:55 "An orchestrated litany of lies"

@jaynee2933 8 days ago

The Rodney Marks case is wild. There were only about 50 people at that station, and most of them never answered the coroner’s questions? I’m not saying that proves anything but how does a death happen in a place that isolated and still end up with so little to go on?

@DashsProlificTriton 8 days ago

I always enjoy your stuff kid! Especially your "Sasquatch is horny and the PacNrthWest is fuckin spooky" video! However, you've neglected to mention the seasonal Tuxedo-Bird Orgys in this one. Often called the Prom Night of the South Pole. What do you think Adm. Dickie Byrd was REALLY doing there?!
Cheers

@Cynsome1 6 days ago

22:25 I disagree about there not being a monster. The airline tried to cover it up? Monstrous indeed.

@VanceParker88 1 day ago

Trying to figure out whats real and what’s not is difficult to understand because no one has historical evidence of such evidence 😮

@Marshall-t2h6r 3 days ago

Yup

@arabianknight0000 8 days ago

NOOOOOOOO, NOT THE CAT!!!

@m.j.armstrong1803 7 days ago

This creator deserves many, many more views. His even-handed analyses, and the fact he does his own research, is laudable, and something you don't see on this site very often, especially when it comes to the paranormal and other mysteries.