Hello everyone and welcome back to Scary Interesting.

In this video, we're going to go over two incredibly creepy unsolved disappearances.

And both of these cases have tons of evidence to suggest that something horrifying happened.

You'll see what I mean, and as always, viewer discretion is advised. Mary Shotwell Little had built a comfortable life for herself in Atlanta over her three years there.

After graduating from the University of North Carolina in 1962, she left her hometown of Charlotte

for the possibilities

of a new life in a busier city just a few hours drive down Interstate 85.

Atlanta offered her a chance to grow professionally and personally, and she got a job as a secretary

at a branch of CNS Bank. Once there, she quickly impressed her coworkers with their organizational

skills and warm personality, earning reputation as both hardworking and approachable. Supervisors also came to easily trust Mary

because she maintained impeccable files, making her great to work with. Making friends was also

easy for Mary, and she developed a tight-knit group of coworkers and roommates who often spent

time together outside the office. By September 1965, Mary was newly married to an insurance auditor named Roy Little Jr., and the

couple settled into a modest home in Decatur just outside the city. And while the happy

newlyweds were still in the honeymoon phase of the relationship and Mary was

independent and driven, she also had a deep appreciation for family values and often talked

about how excited she was to start a family one day.

She also relished the opportunity to set up their new home and took pride in decorating

it so it could be shown off when the couple hosted small gatherings with friends.

And likewise, known for her similarly polished appearance, Mary stood 5'6 and weighed 120 pounds

with hazel green eyes and light brown

hair she kept styled in soft curls. Despite her outward confidence, though, Mary had a softer,

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