On the evening of September 10, 2001, 31-year-old physician Sneha Philip walked into her Lower Manhattan apartment building carrying shopping bags. It was the last confirmed sighting of her. By the next morning, planes struck the World Trade Center just blocks away, plunging the city into chaos and swallowing the mystery of her disappearance into the tragedy of 9/11.

Explore the chilling Bennington Triangle disappearances, where five people, including Paula Welden, vanished without a trace in Vermont's remote woods.

Explore the baffling mystery of the Yuba County Five. Five friends vanished in 1978 after a basketball game, leading to a tragic and unexplained discovery.

A daughter discovers her family murdered on Halloween. Years later, she stands trial for the crime. Explore the shocking case of Amy Vilardi and the Scott family massacre.

In 2014, Lars Mittank was captured on CCTV sprinting out of an airport and vanishing into the woods. He was never seen again. Dive into one of the internet's most haunting unsolved mysteries.

In late 2019 and early 2020, residents of rural Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas reported massive swarms of mysterious drones flying over their property at night. Law enforcement saw 50 at once. Locals described large white drones surrounded by smaller ones with flashing lights. The FAA and FBI investigated but never solved the mystery. This episode features Gabe from the Obscure podcast, who investigated the phenomenon firsthand. Were they government surveillance? Private companies? Something else? The mystery remains unsolved.

On August 16, 1942, a US Navy blimp lifted off from San Francisco on routine patrol. Hours later, it crashed in Daly City—but the two crew members had vanished. The doors were open, equipment untouched, no distress call, no sign of struggle. Just an empty blimp drifting like a ghost ship. Eighty years later, the mystery remains unsolved. What happened to Lieutenant Ernest Cody and Ensign Charles Adams? This is one of the strangest unsolved mysteries in American military history.