Strange & Scary Mysteries Of The Month – April 2019

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🗓️ 29 April 2019

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Strange & Scary Mysteries of the Month – April, 2019Strange & Scary Mysteries of the Month is a compilation of the weird, disturbing and downright baffling stories currently happening in our world. From UFOs to serial killers, ancient sites, mysterious creatures and even ghosts – these are the strange & Scary Mysteries of the month for April 2019. 5. Wrong Uber It was 2 A.M when 21 yr old University of South Carolina student, Samantha Josephson hailed an Uber, got inside the vehicle and was then tragically found dead just hours later. 4. Playmate Killer The supposed “Playboy curse” doesn’t exactly seem to apply to former playboy model, Kelsey Turner, but instead, shes’s decided to flip the coin and become the murderer instead. 3. UFOs Caught Flying By The ISSFor UFO believers, the truth is out there. UFO enthusiasts say a newly surfaced video, taken from the International Space Station, shows three unidentified flying objects hurtling past the space station. 2. Dr. Johnnie BartoAfter years of accusations, 71-year old Dr. Johnnie “Jack” Barto, recently was finally arrested and charged with molesting and sexually assaulting children in his private practice as a pediatrician in western Pennsylvania. 1. The Perfect MurderFor Florida sisters, Mary Beth Tomaselli and Linda Roberts, they had gotten away with the perfect murder in 2015, when they managed to kill their own 85-year old father, Anthony Tomaselli, in their Palm Harbor, Florida home.Support the show

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0:00.0	Strange and scary mysteries of the month April 2019
0:10.0	Strange and scary mysteries of the month is a compilation of the weird disturbing and downright baffling stories currently happening in our world.
0:17.0	From UFOs to serial killers, ancient sites, mysterious creatures, and even ghosts.
0:22.0	These are the strange and scary mysteries of the month for April 2019.
0:28.0	Number five, wrong Uber.
0:33.0	It was 2 a.m. when 21 year old University of South Carolina student, Samantha Josephson, hailed an Uber, got inside the vehicle and was then tragically found dead just hours later.
0:46.0	Samantha had gone out for the night with friends and was last seen waiting for her Uber ride
0:50.0	outside Five Points Bar in Colombia in the early morning hours on Friday March 29th
0:56.0	But 12 hours later after still not showing up at her house her friends called authorities to officially report her missing.
1:03.9	Shortly after the report was made, two hunters discovered her body close to a wooded area beside
1:09.0	a rural dirt road in the nearby county.
1:12.1	Police gathered witness reports and information about the type of vehicle
1:15.5	Samantha had taken. They determined it was a black Chevrolet and Paula. On Friday morning, police officers
1:22.4	did a routine traffic stop when they spotted a similar
1:25.4	looking vehicle. They tried to speak to the driver but the man initially ran away.
1:30.8	Police gave chase and they were able to apprehend him. The man who owned the vehicle
1:35.2	was 24-year-old Nathaniel Rawland. He initially denied being involved in the girl's
1:40.0	death but when police searched his car they found blood matching the victims as well as her
1:45.2	cell phone.
1:46.2	Aside from that, they also discovered liquid bleach, window cleaner, and germicidal wipes.
1:53.0	It's believed the moment Joseph Singh got inside the car, the child safety locks were
1:57.2	activated, preventing her from escaping.
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