Strange & Scary Mysteries Of The Month November 2019

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🗓️ 25 November 2019

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteriesBuy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri...Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8_________________________________________________________Scary Mysteries of the Month – November 2019Scary Mysteries of the Month is a compilation of the weird, disturbed, frightening and downright baffling stories of the month. From UFOs, serial killers, ancient sites, mysterious creatures, and even ghosts – these are your Scary Mysteries for November. 5. 9- Year Old Charged with 5 Counts of Murder It was April 6, 2019, when a fire engulfed a mobile home at Timberline Mobile Home Park close to Goodfield, just southwest of Chicago. The fire spread so fast within minutes the entire home was in flames. Only one person managed to get out, Katie Alwood. But her family, including her two children, Daemon (2) and Ariel Wall (1); her grandmother, Kathlyn Murray (69), her niece, Rose Alwood (2) and her fiancé, Jason Wall (34), all died inside while the fire broke out.4. Mutilated Bulls in OregonOn July 2019, the 140,000-acre Silvies Valley Ranch reported having lost five young and healthy, Hereford purebred bulls under mysterious circumstances. They were even more mystified when they found the animals. 3. Ursula Herrmann It was September 15, 1981, the first day of the new school year. Ursula Hermann, a 10-year old German girl, returned home in Eching. Shortly after arriving, she left again to go to her gymnastics class. After the class, she headed to her cousin’s house to eat dinner. By 7:20 PM, her mother called and told Ursula she needed to get home. Although it was late, it was still light and the bike ride would only take 10 minutes. 2. Researchers Discover the Origins of Humans A group of researchers say that modern-day Botswana, just south of the Zambezi River, is where modern man first originated - calling it mankind’s “ancestral homeland.”By studying mitochondrial DNA, the genetic information passed down from the female line, researchers concluded modern humans came out of the once lush wetland in Botswana. While many scientists agree modern humans emerged from Africa, the exact location was always uncertain. 1. Lisa and Tiffany StasiLisa and Carl Stasi first met in 1983 in Alabama. Soon after, Lisa got pregnant and the two ended up marrying. On Christmas 1984, the couple had a huge fight and Karen Moore, Stasi’s aunt, took Lisa and her 4-month old, daughter, Tiffany to Hope House - a residential facility in Kansas City.Support the show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Strange and scary mysteries of the month, November 2019.
0:10.5	Strange and scary mysteries of the month is a compilation of the weird disturbing and downright baffling stories currently happening in our world.
0:17.5	From UFOs to serial killers, ancient sites, mysterious creatures, and even ghosts.
0:23.2	These are the strange and scary mysteries of the month for November 2019.
0:29.4	Number five, nine-year-old charged with 5 counts of murder.
0:35.0	It was April 6, 2019 when a fire engulfed a mobile home at Timberline Mobile Home Park close to Goodfield just southwest of Chicago. The fire spread so fast that within
0:46.8	minutes the entire home was up in flames. Only one person managed to get out, Katie Allwood, but her family, including her two children,
0:56.4	Damien, who was two, an Ariol Wall who was one, her grandmother Kathleen, who was 69, her niece, 2-year-old Rose Alwood, and her fiance,
1:07.0	34-year-old Jason Wall, all died inside while the fire broke out.
1:11.9	During the investigation, police were shocked to find out that the cause of the fire
1:15.6	was arson. And the person that started it was Katie's own nine-year-old son, Kyle Allwood.
1:22.4	According to Allwood, her son had just been diagnosed with bipolar disorder in ADHD,
1:28.0	along with a mild form of schizophrenia.
1:31.0	Even though the boy wasn't arrested, the local prosecutor charged him with murder.
1:36.4	Many are shocked by the pronouncement, citing studies that show children under 10 years old
1:40.9	do not have a full grasp of consequences because their brains aren't
1:44.8	fully formed. But for the prosecutor, while it was a difficult decision to make, they say that
1:51.0	it was the right move. Katie Alwood believes her son simply made a mistake and that he should be forgiven.
1:57.6	Meanwhile, Katie's sister, the suspect's aunt, believes her nephew should be held accountable.
2:04.1	She says that her nephew needs to go somewhere until he's legal age to go to Juvie, then from
2:10.0	Juvie to prison, because at the end of the day, whether he meant to do it or not, he knew
2:15.2	what fire did.
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