Anonymous wrote:The UFO one is fascinating! Also, the Baltimore one is frightening. Someone at his job definitely knows something.

The friend/boss is so shady. He didn't attend his memorial service or funeral, wtf? One theory is that he fell/was thrown from a helicopter:

https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/unsolved-mysteries-3-major-details-missing-rey-rivera-episode-netflix.html/

These seem to move so slowly There's a lot of repetition in each episode (or at least the two I watched, Baltimore and UFOs). I found the incident for the UFO episode fascinating, though.

What is the UFO storyline?

Anonymous wrote:The UFO one is fascinating! Also, the Baltimore one is frightening. Someone at his job definitely knows something.

I thought so, too, about the Baltimore case, until I read some more about it. They left out some details about his behavior in the days leading up to his death that make it sound more like he may have had a mental break. I read comments from several mental health professionals who said that the letter he left was typical of something you'd see from someone who was having mental health issues. Others speculated that he may have had a more personal relationship with his friend who ran the company. They sort of slid over the fact in the documentary that he wasn't working for the company full time anymore, but was finishing up a freelance video project for them, and he and his wife were planning to move back to CA. They also didn't say (or if they did, I missed it) that he had moved to Baltimore and lived there for quite some time before his wife joined him. In other words, they really played up the "happy, successful couple" angle and left out some potential red flags.

Anonymous wrote:My 22 year old ds recently got me hooked on a youtube channel called Obsolete Oddity. It's really addictive and great if you like Unsolved Mysteries.

The channel has a series of really creepy stories and unsolved occurrences that the channel owner researches and makes himself. His voice and the background music perfect, and a lot of the cases are historical, which I love.

Thank you for this. It's exactly what I've been looking for.

Anonymous wrote:My 22 year old ds recently got me hooked on a youtube channel called Obsolete Oddity. It's really addictive and great if you like Unsolved Mysteries.

The channel has a series of really creepy stories and unsolved occurrences that the channel owner researches and makes himself. His voice and the background music perfect, and a lot of the cases are historical, which I love.

+1 I stumbled across this channel awhile ago. Really good.

My 22 year old ds recently got me hooked on a youtube channel called Obsolete Oddity. It's really addictive and great if you like Unsolved Mysteries.

The channel has a series of really creepy stories and unsolved occurrences that the channel owner researches and makes himself. His voice and the background music perfect, and a lot of the cases are historical, which I love.

The UFO one is fascinating! Also, the Baltimore one is frightening. Someone at his job definitely knows something.

Anonymous wrote:Which episode da best?

I liked them all.

First one about the Baltimore guy Rey

The French one was interesting, but you have to read subtitles

Which episode da best?

The UFO one was freaky

Anonymous wrote:Can we talk about Alonzo Brooks? I hope they find out what actually happened who killed him. Glad they reopened his case. His "friends" seem sketchy.

Crazy, especially since his body was in pretty good condition a month later. Looks like there will be a documentary on the case.

https://www.menshealth.com/entertainment/a33264792/alonzo-brooks-unsolved-mysteries-reddit-theories/

Can we talk about Alonzo Brooks? I hope they find out what actually happened who killed him. Glad they reopened his case. His "friends" seem sketchy.

I loved it. Wish it were longer than six episodes.

Is it the best lockdown tv show since the original ?