Scary mysteries twisted news, Operation Safety Net and Japan's Twitter killer.

Shocking cases of child abduction. Japan's Twitter killer.

Shocking cases of child abduction and the horrifying tale of a killer who lured his victims online.

Every week, twisted news dives to a pair of unique yet equally shocking cases currently developing in our world.

This week, we'll take a look at the unsettling cases of missing children in the U.S.

And the unnerving revelation of a man from Japan

who entices his victims through Twitter. Get ready for scary mysteries,

twisted news.

Number one, Operation Safety Net.

The International Center for Missing and Exploited Children, a global missing children's network, revealed that despite our world becoming more modernized, more and more children still go missing each and every year.

In European countries like Germany, Spain, and the UK, a total of around 300,000 children

have reportedly disappeared since 2015. The US, however, and children's

cases have reportedly disappeared since 2015. The U.S. however, has the highest number of missing

children's cases in the world with close to half a million kids gone without a trace

each year. Nevertheless, the country has never been

more keen on putting an end to this prevailing problem. In Ohio, the state has recently declared an initiative called Operation Safety Net,

which was a huge success after recovering 35 out of 40 teenagers reported missing from the Cuyahoga County area.

The operation headed by the U.S. Marshals Service was conducted in collaboration with state

and local authorities.

The month-long search helped in the recovery of children that

ranged between the ages of 13 and 18.

And while there are still five cases pending, yet to have been solved, members of the task force vowed to continue working and bringing

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