Hello everyone and welcome back to Scary Interesting.

In this video, we're going to go over two more incredibly creepy cases of people disappearing.

The first is simply a complete mystery despite a continent-wide search.

And the second, although it's sort of solved, it's far more disturbing.

You'll see what I mean, and as always, viewer discretion is advised. In many respects, Connor and Sheila Dwyer were the typical Irish couple.

They worked hard, minded their own business, and did their best to provide for their sons. And by the early 90s, they were looking forward to spending their golden years, relaxing,

traveling, and enjoying one another's company. At least that was the plan. Friends and family members

described Connor and Sheila Dwyer as pleasant, upstanding, and hardworking people who generally

kept themselves. Connor was a good-natured practical joker and jack-of-all-trades, and over the years he was a cabby,

a plumber, and a handyman, and he regularly worked as a chauffeur for a wealthy German businessman,

who visited the area frequently.

On the other hand, Sheila was a polite and reserved homemaker who doted on their sons, Jerry and Connor Jr.,

and kept the house immaculately

clean and well kept. As far as anyone knew, the Dwires were happily married and didn't

have any financial problems and they lived in a small home on Chapel Hill and County Cork,

but by the early 90s, Jerry and Connor Jr. were grown and living in England. At about

9.30 a.m. on Tuesday, April 30, 1991, 62-year-old Connor and 61-year-old Sheila walked

to a funeral at St. Patrick's Church near their home.

Few words were spoken between the attendees, but the Connors exchanged brief pleasantries

with a couple of neighbors before taking their seats.

Two people attending, the Dwires weren't acting strangely, they didn't seem to be avoiding anyone,

and they weren't in the least bit agitated.

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