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5 UNSOLVED CRIMES With STRANGE CLUES

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Scary Mysteries

True Crime, Society & Culture, News, Documentary

4.41.1K Ratings

🗓️ 17 December 2018

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Criminals sometimes like to taunt authorities and their victims families. There’s nothing typical within the following true crime stories. Whoever’s behind them is not only clever but also left behind perplexing clues that even today remain unsolved. These are 5 Unsolved crimes with strange clues. Please support Scary Mysteries! Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries... - There's a lot of cool access, giveaways and even a custom episode!Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri...Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8..._________________________________________________________5 UNSOLVED CRIMES WITH STRANGE CLUES5. Glico Morinaga Case – “Monster with 21 Faces”On March 18, 1984, two armed masked men broke into Katsuhisa Ezaki’s home in Japan. Once inside, they bound his wife and daughter. Ezaki was hiding with his other two children inside the bathroom and that’s when they kidnapped him. Ezaki was the CEO of Glico, a company that made candy and ice cream. The next day, the men called the director of Glico and demanded 1 Billion Yen and 100 kilograms in gold bullion. The company bought some time and luckily for them Ezaki actually maaged to escape from his captors just three days later on March 21. 4. Mary Shotwell LittleKnown as Atlanta’s “missing bride,” on October 14, 1965 after work 25 year old Mary Little went to dinner with a co-worker and happily talked about her married life. By 8:00 PM, she was headed back to her car but she was never heard from ever again. When police investigated her disappearance, they found clues inside her vehicle. Her Mercury Comet was found in Lenox Square and was covered in red dust as if it had been driven down a dirt road. 3. Annette SagersIt was October 4, 1988 in Mount Holly S. Carolina. 11-year old Annette Sagers was on her way to school, standing at the bus stop in front of the Mount Holly Plantation at 7:00 AM. Her dog was standing beside her as they waited for the school bus bound for Westview Middle School. Twenty minutes later, the bus arrived at the stop but no one was there. Later in the afternoon when Annette didn’t arrive home, her stepfather, Stephen called the school and found out Annette never arrived therein the first palce. 2. Zach RamsayIn Great Falls, Montana It was another ordinary day for 10-year old, Zach Ramsay. On feb. 6th 1996 At 7:30 AM he left his apartment and With only six blocks between him and the school he took a route through an alley. However, Zach would never make it to school that day. After an initial search, Zach’s mother called police and they went door to door, interviewing friends and neighbors in order to retrace Zach’s steps. More officers were mobilized and a massive search effort was conducted. 1. The Zodiac KillerThe Zodiac Killer is an infamous serial murdered that hunted in Northern Carolina during the 60s and early 70s. He is linked to 5 murders spanning from 1968 to 69 but may have injured and killed many more. The first known victims linked to the Zodiac were Betty Lou Jensen and David Faraday. On their first date, they drove out to Lake Herman Road, a well-known lover’s lane at around 10:15 PM on December 20,1968. A little after 11pm their bodies were found by a nearby resident. Police studied the scene and believe a second car followed and parked right next to the couple.Support the show

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criminals sometimes like to taunt authorities and their victims families,

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so there's nothing typical within the following true crime stories.

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Whoever's behind them is not only clever, but also left behind perplexing clues that even today

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remain unsolved.

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These are five unsolved crimes with strange clues.

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Number five, Glico Morinaga case.

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Monster with 21 faces.

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On March 18th, 1984, two armed masked men broke into Katsuisa Zazaki's home in Japan. Once inside they bound his wife and daughter.

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Zaki was hiding with his two other children inside the bathroom and that's when they kidnapped him. Zaki was a CEO of Glicko, a company that made candy and ice cream.

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The next day the captors called the director of Glicko and demanded 1 billion yen and 100 kilograms in Gold Bullion.

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The company managed to buy some time and luckily for them,

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Zaki actually managed to escape from his captors just three days later on March 21st.

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The company thought it had dodged a huge extortion case,

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but things were only just getting underway.

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By April 10th, several vehicles within the parking lot of Glitko's headquarters were burned.

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Six days later, they found plastic containing hydrochloric acid along with a threatening letter.

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The following month, on May 10th, the company began receiving letters from a person or

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group who called themselves the man with 21 faces.

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The threats were very serious and they said that they had laced Glitko's candies with potassium

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cyanide soda.

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As a result, Glitko pulled their stock of candy from stores causing a $21 million loss and hundreds of layoffs.

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The man with 21 faces then began sending letters not just to Glico, but to the police as well as the media.

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