Unexplained Disappearances: Bizarre Missing People Stories That Baffled The Authorities

by Joseph Exton

At a distance, a farmer and a policeman saw a lightning strike the rocks of the Stonehenge of Salisbury; at the same time, they heard the terrifying screams of several people. When they checked, no one was there.

When Bobby Jamison’s phone was inspected, a picture of his 6-year old daughter was she had her arms folded, as if not wanting to be touched,her face was scrunched up, and she wasn’t looking at the camera. Could the photographer be the Jamison Family’s abductor?

Captain Benjamin Briggs sailed together with his wife and daughter when they vanished in the Mary Celeste; could he have led his family and crew elsewhere because he sensed some sort of danger?

Richard Colvin Cox, then a cadet at West Point when vanished, had 2 unidentified visitors. He also shouted a very inexplicable statement one time when he was startled awake. Are these things connected to his disappearance?

Does the Bennington Triangle “eat” people? It seemed so... Based from the way the people disappeared in the area...

Genres: True Crime

66 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 19, 2017

About the author

Since experiencing several of his own paranormal experiences, Joseph has always been a believer of the unusual, weird, crazy and downright insane. He writes only of ‘true’ stories in history, stories that have baffled even the most committed of researchers.

Growing up in Canada but now calling Los Angeles home, Joseph continues to research, write and explain the unexplainable.

Be sure to check out all of his books on true crime, unexplained mysteries, the paranormal and all things bizarre..

Reviews

[Bettye McKee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting but poorly written

Although the title suggests that it is about missing persons who disappeared, some of the stories are actually about unsolved crimes or cold cases. While some of the people were never found, other times bodies were found but the cases were not solved.

In addition, there are quite a few typos and errors as well as poorly structured sentences that hinder a smooth read. However, the content is interesting, presenting cases I have not heard of before.

[Jewell Moreno · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book follows the same missing persons phenomena, but with a little more unusual circumstances. For example the Mary Celeste and disappearances at Stonehenge.

[Charlene · Rating 5 out of 5]

I listened to this book on Audible and think the book and the narrator Chris Abernathy was great. I would recommend this book.

[Dads Tab · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun easy read

A very enjoyable quick read. I was disappointed it ended so quick. I would definitely read more by this author.

[alison blackwell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting

Some cases never heard off
Lee Boxall I remember and the crimewatch reconstruction a few years ago, and that there was a few new leads

[Carla Eldridge]

The narrator reading this made it creepy. Not enough information regarding the disappearances.