Hello everyone and welcome back to Scary Interesting.

In this video, we're going to go over three cases of people found where they definitely

shouldn't have been.

And each of these is incredibly creepy, disturbing, and confusing.

So as always, viewer discretion is advised. Kusuya is a small town in Japan's Vukoku prefecture, with a population today of around

46,000 people.

20 years ago, that figure was just more than 36,000, so it's the type of place that's been

growing but not nearly to the point of bursting at the seams. In 2008, just as it is today, Kusuya was free of

the characteristics more often found in big cities like higher crime rates, drugs, and homelessness.

For those who preferred a quaint and quiet setting, Kusya was and still is a solid choice.

The 57-year-old man in this story made Kusuya his home

for that exact reason. Because his name has never been released publicly, he'll be referred

to as Yamada Taru, which is the Japanese equivalent of John Doe. Yamada lived in a cozy one-story

house laid out using a traditional Japanese floor plan with each room separated from the next,

unlike the open concept home seen in the West. It was a modest but comfortable existence and it was

just enough for Yamada. Since he was unmarried and lived alone, everything inside his house

was just as he liked it, so when he noticed that food was disappearing from his refrigerator,

he was confused. At first, he thought he was just mistaken, but more and more, he was finding less food

in his fridge than when he'd leave in the morning for work.

There was no obvious explanation for where it was going, and Yamada began to question his own

sanity.

Keeping track of the food was easy.

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