The missing are a special category of people who involuntarily give hope to those who are waiting for them. The hope for a meeting, for the same sudden appearance as the once sudden and inexplicable disappearance, in the end for a solution to the mystery that enveloped their lives. People all over the world disappear under mysterious coincidences. Many find themselves years later, some in deep amnesia, some with incredible stories and abilities, and some get into sensational news feeds. About those who seem to have fallen through the ground or melted into thin air.
Spartacus
Despite numerous scientific hypotheses that this warrior was killed in battle during the Spartacus Rebellion, the body of one of the most famous slaves of antiquity, who led the rebellion, was never found, and his fate remains unknown.
IX Spanish Legion
The Ninth Legion mysteriously disappeared into foggy Britain during a military campaign. No traces of weapons, indicating that the legionaries could have been destroyed in battle, were not found - the five thousandth army seemed to be swallowed up by the earth.
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Springfield Trinity
Until now, three girls from Springfield are missing. Sharyl Levitt (47), her daughter Susie Streeter (19), and Susie's friend Stacy McCall (18) have disappeared from Levitt's home in Springfield, Missouri. Suzie and Stacey celebrated their high school graduation the day before and arrived at Sherry Levitt's house at about 2 a.m. after the party. The police were unable to solve the mystery of the girls' disappearance and the case of the mysterious disappearance has not yet been closed.
Trinity of Dunes Park
Half a century ago, on a sunny Saturday afternoon, three girls, leaving their belongings on a crowded beach, in swimsuits alone, went for a walk along Lake Michigan in Dunes National Park, Indiana. From that day on, they are considered missing - no traces of the girls have been found.
Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun
The personality of Hitler is covered with secrets and eerie myths. And his death is one of them. On April 30, 1945, Hitler is believed to have committed suicide, and his wife Eva Braun swallowed a cyanide capsule. Their corpses were burned, and the remains were never found, and this fact gave rise to many theories about the subsequent fate of Hitler and his wife.
Constance Manziarli
This fact also adds to the previous history of mysteries: Adolf Hitler's personal chef, who disappeared while fleeing Berlin after the invasion of Soviet troops and the fall of Nazi Germany. Some conspiracy theorists do not accept the versions about being shot by Soviet soldiers or about suicide by cyanide, her body was never found, and there is a version that she also survived.
Richie Edwards
Rock fans have probably heard of Richie Edwards, a Welsh musician and rhythm guitarist for the 1990s alternative rock band Manic Street Preachers. It is known that Edwards loved to deliberately mutilate himself, suffered from depression, alcoholism and anorexia. In 1995, his car was found abandoned at what is known as the "final resting place of suicides."
James Thetforth
Former soldier James Thetforth disappeared from a crowded bus on December 1, 1949. Thetford, along with fourteen other passengers, drove to his home in Bennington, Vermont. He was last seen dozing in his place. When the bus arrived at its destination, Thetford evaporated, although all his belongings remained in the trunk, and the bus schedule lay on the empty seat. Since then, Thetford has never been seen again.
Michael Rockefeller
American ethnographer and anthropologist, researcher, son of the famous politician and banker Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller, went missing during an expedition to New Guinea.
He went to the settlement of the local cannibal tribe of the Asmat to get unique items.
The aborigines dissuaded Rockefeller from going to the Asmat, saying that there are superstitions in this tribe, that a person's soul goes to the one who killed and ate him, and the shaman of one of the tribes told him that he saw a "death mask" on his face.
Despite the aboriginal persuasion not to go to the Asmat, Michael swam, but the boat was wrecked, and he reached the shore by swimming. No one else saw Michael Rockefeller. Large forces were thrown into the search for Michael Rockefeller, but no trace could be found. Soon, Nelson Rockefeller flew in from New York, sponsoring the search for his son, but Michael or his body was never found.
According to the most widespread version, Rockefeller was killed and eaten by the Asmat.
Lieutenant Felix Monkla
On the evening of November 23, 1953, the most mysterious event in UFO sighting occurred - Air Force radars in the area of Lake Michigan, Wisconsin in the United States detected an unidentified flying object. The F-89C Scorpion fighter was immediately brought up to intercept it from Kingross AFB. The aircraft was flown by Senior Lieutenant Felix Monkla, while Lieutenant Robert Wilson was the fighter's radar operator at the time. As ground operators later claimed, the fighter approached an unidentified object, and then both of them, merged together, disappeared from the radar screens. A search and rescue operation was organized, but the wreckage of the aircraft could not be found.
Amelia Earhart
The famous American pilot was the first woman in the world to fly the Atlantic Ocean alone, but her airplane disappeared during a round-the-world flight near Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean in 1937. Its disappearance is still fraught with many mysteries that none of the historians have been able to solve.
The disappearance of Valentich
The "disappearance of Valentich" in 1978 is one of the most unusual events in the history of ufology. The mysterious case of Friedrich Valentich is considered one of the most famous secrets in Australian aviation - before the plane disappeared in the sky, the pilot managed to report on the radio that he had seen a UFO. Many representatives of the ufological subculture, as well as Valentich's father, believe that the man was abducted by aliens and may even be still alive.
The disappearance of an entire Eskimo village
One cold November night in 1930, a tired Canadian hunter Joe Labelle, looking for shelter from the cold, stumbled upon one of the most mysterious places in human history. The once prosperous Eskimo village on the shores of Lake Angikuni, which Labelle repeatedly passed during his travels, disappeared without a trace. All residents, as if in a hurry, suddenly left the village, leaving unfinished business - somewhere on the hearth, food was still being prepared, and in some houses the hunter found unfinished clothes with protruding needles. The Eskimos simply disappeared from this place in the most inexplicable way.
Joyt's ghost ship
The merchant ship Joyta, carrying twenty-five passengers and crew, mysteriously disappeared in the South Pacific in 1955. Soon, the drifting ship was found in very poor condition, with rusted pipes and a working radio, which, due to damaged wiring, could only send distress signals within a radius of three kilometers. Until now, nothing is known about the whereabouts of the passengers of this vessel.
Flight MH370
One of the greatest mysteries of the 21st century is the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 during a flight from Kuala Lumpur International Airport to Beijing International Airport in China on March 8, 2014. Despite the most diverse versions and theories of what happened, this mystery still remains unsolved and what happened defies any logical explanation.
