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The ULTIMATE Unsolved Mysteries Iceberg EXPLAINED (Part 8)

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Hello everyone welcome back! Today we will be returning to the massive Unsolved Mysteries Iceberg created by Jimboseth. We are currently in Layer 2. If you are new make sure to watch the previous parts (linked below) where we covered famous topics such as the Zodiac Killer, the Boy in the Box, Wrinkles the Clown, the Fermi Paradox, and much more! This iceberg covers a wide array of mysteries such as lost media, murders, crimes, ecology, science, cryptids, puzzles, history, unidentified people, and much more.

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0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Belle Gunness
4:29 - Doomsday Stonehenge
7:32 - Stephen Smith
10:40 - Satanic Ritual Post
11:44 - Playboy Channel Hijacking
13:18 - Library of Alexandria
15:29 - Diane Suzuki
19:32 - Jerome of Sandy Cove
23:27 - Indrid Cold
24:48 - Gustave the Crocodile
27:07 - John Doe No. 24
28:30 - Kirsty Bentley
33:33 - Lane Bryant Shooting
34:47 - Outro/Channel Update

20 Comments

@PokemonkaDub 3 years ago

Whenever I hear "pig farm" I know the body will never be found.

@bompous_ 3 years ago

the georgia guidestone is so funny to me like how did someone install a whole ass stone sculpture in a relatively open area without anyone noticing 💀

@flowersandrazorwire 1 year ago

The fact that those two weed farmers still called the cops about Kristi's body at their own personal legal risk over their crop gave me a little much needed faith in humanity

@owlskulls 3 years ago

A quick correction: Masaharu Suzuki, Diane's father, unfortunately passed away in 2016

@Slater2113 3 years ago

There’s no reason to think that guidestones are anything more than an art piece/unironic warning created by a rich doomer.

@thebasedgodmax1163 3 years ago

I'm not one to make my own nonsensical theories about true crime and point fingers with little evidence but the Diane case seems so clear cut that I can't understand how Dewey isn't responsible.

@YoungBrokerElvis7rd 3 years ago

i love how nice the community was with the story about jerome. usually with cases like that, bystanders doing nothing is part of the reason they go unsolved for so long, especially with it starting with an 8-year-old boy taking an unwashed homeless man to his house. but hearing his parents nursed the guy back to health no questions asked was super sweet

@misseselise3864 3 years ago

the murdaugh family situation is one hell of a rabbit hole

@haileybalmer9722 3 years ago

I love that this one kicks off with Belle Gunnes. People are always trying to stick the moniker "first female serial killer" onto all these ladies from the 20th century. While Belle was almost certainly not the first, she's a lot older than most of the "first female serial killers" in North America.

@jello4835 3 years ago

To be fair, finding blood in a women's restroom is... not that weird

@Pit-Lord 3 years ago (edited)

Naming your kid “Buster” is basically setting them up to be a joke by definition forever, though I suppose that isn’t a problem anymore…

@hankhill4101 3 years ago

Hamasaki's are 100% responsible. The clothing should have been the smoking gun.

@GravityPSI 3 years ago

I was born and raised where the whole Murdaugh thing went down. My family put roofs on their homes. You need to do a video on it cause it’s a really interesting case. My grandad knows some of the people involved personally due to business connections

@PlutoTheGod 3 years ago (edited)

You should have gotten into the guidestones more, the destruction of them is a massive mystery within itself. It’s technically domestic terrorism, No suspects & they instead of doing analysis and blocking the area off for investigation they bulldozed the whole thing the next day

@august2876 3 years ago

i think the guide stones were made by a weird artist for funsies, who told his buddy to keep up the air of mystery. as a lover of weird art, weird artists love their drama, as well as being seen as cryptic and mysterious.

@kiereanm3254 3 years ago

My mom told me her own theory about what happened to Diane and she’s still convinced that Dewey killed her.

@stuartblittley3531 2 years ago

22:26 NEW BRUNSWICK MENTIONED ‼️‼️‼️‼️

@Soy_boi 3 years ago

The Georgia guide stones were built in 1979 by a man going by Robert A. Christian. He approached a local Granite company. He built it so that Christian morals could “withstand any sort of apocalyptic future” and stand the test of time like Stonehenge. The only mystery is that the man wanted him and his Christian group who funded the construction not to be named. It isn’t a giant conspiracy, just an act of a religious zeolite.

@lotusflower1222 3 years ago (edited)

That crocodile is a living monster! I wouldn't go anywhere near the river. I really like these iceberg mysteries.

@ghassankhan7728 3 years ago

Contrary to popular beliefs the library of Alexandria didn’t set humanity back a couple generations - although there were no doubt important texts, the majority of the ancient library was filled with poetry and pupils thoughts on it. The main important information that was ‘lost’ was remembered and brought to Greece/Rome.