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Most people have probably heard about the mysterious disappearance of pilot Amelia Earhart, the daring criminal DB Cooper, who hijacked a Boeing 727 plane and disappeared in an unknown direction with a huge amount of money in his hands, or Congressman Hale Boggs, who disappeared during a flight over Alaska. Mysterious disappearances are nothing new.

For some reason, people disappear without a trace and never appear again. There are many circumstances that force people to disappear, run away, or hide from society. Perhaps they want to get rid of problems in the family or at work, escape prosecution from the law, or start over again in another place. There are also those who decide to commit suicide in solitude, but they are few. Very often, people are kidnapped, and such crimes usually remain unsolved due to insufficient leads or evidence.

Disappearances without a trace are always alarming. But there are even more strange and inexplicable cases when people mysteriously disappeared in a matter of seconds before the eyes of others: there was a person, and a moment later he was no longer there, as if he had disappeared into thin air. It would take a few seconds to simply get up from a chair, but in some cases people would suddenly disappear in such a short period of time, leaving no clue as to what might have happened to them.

In the world where we live, there are many strange things and phenomena that we cannot understand. As you probably already guessed, what follows will be about the strangest cases of disappearances in the entire history of mankind.

1. Annette Sagers

On November 21, 1987, police received a missing person report from Corrina Sagers Malinoski, a twenty-six-year-old resident of Berkeley County, South Carolina. The girl did not show up for work that day; her car was found parked in front of Mount Holly Plantation. But that's not the strangest part of the story.

Almost a year later, on the morning of October 4, 1988, Corrina's eight-year-old daughter, Annette Sagers, left the house and headed to the stop where the school bus would arrive in a few minutes. The stop was located just across from Mount Holly Plantation, where her missing mother's car was discovered. Very strangely, when the school bus arrived, Annette disappeared. A note was found near the bus stop with the words “Dad, Mom is back. Hug your brothers for me."

Experts determined that the handwriting belonged to little Annette. They found no evidence that the girl wrote the note under duress. According to some people, Corrina decided to return and take Annette with her. However, she left two sons at home, and since then there has been no news of her.

In 2000, an unknown person called the police and reported that Annette's body was buried in Sumter County, but the mysterious grave was never found. The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office was investigating the disappearance of Annette Sagers. It remains unsolved to this day.

2. Benjamin Bathurst

On the night of November 25, 1809, British diplomatic representative Benjamin Bathurst was returning from Vienna to London. Along the way he stopped at the village of Perleberg, near Berlin, to eat and rest his horses. After he had eaten a hearty lunch, he was informed that the horses were ready to set off again. Bathurst apologized and told his assistant that he would be waiting for him in the carriage. A few minutes later the assistant was very surprised when, opening the carriage door, he did not find Bathurst in it. No one had any idea where he went. Bathurst was last seen walking near the front door of the hotel. No traces of his presence in the yard were found. He just disappeared.

Since Bathurst had diplomatic status, a search was organized for him. Police with sniffer dogs searched the forest, checked every house in the area and even examined the bottom of the Stepenitz River, but found nothing. A coat believed to belong to Benjamin Bathurst was later found in the privy. During a second search, the diplomatic representative's pants were found in the forest.

This incident occurred during the Napoleonic Wars. People began to say that Mr. Bathurst had been kidnapped by the French. Napoleon Bonaparte himself reportedly denied involvement in the disappearance of the British diplomatic representative and claimed that he had no idea where he was. The emperor even offered his help in searching for the missing man.

Despite all the efforts of the police, no further belongings or traces of Bathurst were found. He just disappeared.

3. Disappearance of the Sodder Children from Fayetteville, West Virginia

It was Christmas Eve 1945. Five children, Maurice, Martha, Louis, Jenny and Betty Sodder, were partying until late. Their parents and other brothers and sisters had long since gone to bed. Around 1 a.m., their mother was awakened by loud noises coming from the roof. She realized that the house was on fire. Then she woke up her husband and children, and they climbed out together.

The parents then began looking for a ladder to help Maurice, Martha, Louis, Jenny and Betty, who were trapped on the top floor, but it was nowhere to be found.

When the firefighters arrived, it was already too late. The children were presumed dead, but their bodies were not found in the charred remains of the house. The parents believed that Maurice, Martha, Louis, Jenny and Betty were kidnapped and the house was set on fire to cover up the crime.

Four years later, investigators at the site of the burned house found six small bones that were not damaged by fire and were believed to belong to a young adult. No other evidence was found.

In 1968, the Sodder couple received a photograph in the mail of a young man. On the back it was signed "Louis Sodder". Police were unable to identify the man in the photo. The Sodders died believing it was their lost son.

4. Margaret Kilcoyne

Fifty-year-old Margaret Kilcoyne worked as a cardiologist at Columbia University. She conducted pioneering research related to hypertension and made a major breakthrough. After a busy week at work, Margaret decided to spend the weekend at her country house in Nantucket, Massachusetts. She bought more than $900 worth of food and alcoholic drinks at a local grocery store, saying she was going to have a party and press conference to present the results of her scientific research.

Arriving home, Margaret called her brother and told him to come and wake her up in the morning: she wanted to go to church service. The next morning, January 26, 1980, Margaret's brother came to see her, but did not find her in the house. Margaret's jacket was hanging in the closet, her shoes were near the threshold, and the car was still there - in the garage. It was cold outside, so she couldn't go anywhere without her jacket.

The police thoroughly searched the house, but did not find any evidence. The strangest thing was that a few days later, Margaret’s sandals, her passport, checkbook, wallet and $100 appeared in a prominent place in the house. It was very difficult not to notice them.

Margaret's brother claimed that she was mentally unstable. The police put forward a theory that the woman committed suicide by drowning in the icy ocean, but no evidence was found to support this theory.

5. The Disappearance of Famous Socialite Dorothy Arnold

In 1910, New York City was shocked by the news of the disappearance of twenty-four-year-old socialite and wealthy heiress Dorothy Arnold. The girl was an aspiring writer whose first two stories were not approved by publishers. The public admired Dorothy's beauty and mocked her ambitions.

On the morning of December 12, 1910, the young beauty left home, telling her mother that she wanted to look for a new dress for the upcoming ball. According to witnesses, she bought one book and half a pound of chocolate, after which she went for a walk in Central Park. No one saw her again.

Dorothy Arnold was a New York celebrity. How could it happen that she simply disappeared without a trace? What seems even stranger is that her parents initially hid the fact that their daughter was missing, coming up with various excuses for curious friends. Apparently they wanted to avoid a scandal.

Dorothy Annold's disappearance became known only six weeks later. People said that the girl led a double life and planned to escape to Europe. However, no evidence was found to support this version.

6. The Vanished Tribe of Lake Angikuni

Lake Angikuni is located in rural Canada, near the Kazan River. In the early 1900s, the area was home to an Inuit tribe that disappeared without a trace on a November evening in 1930. These were hospitable people who were friendly to travelers, offering them hot food and overnight accommodation. Canadian hunter Joe Labelle often visited them.

That night, when Labelle again came to Lake Angikuni, the full moon was shining, which illuminated the entire village with its bright light. There was extraordinary silence all around; Even the huskies, who usually reacted noisily to the guests, were silent. There was not a soul in the village. In the center the fire gradually burned out. Next to him lay a bowler hat; Apparently, someone was going to cook a hearty dinner.

The Labelles examined several houses in the hope of finding someone who could explain what happened here. But he did not find anything except supplies of food, clothing and weapons. The tribe, consisting of thirty men, women and children, disappeared without a trace. If they decided to leave, they would probably take food and equipment with them. Labelle also discovered that all the huskies had died, apparently from starvation.

Labelle reported the mysterious disappearance to Canadian authorities, who sent investigators to Angikuni Lake. They found witnesses who claimed to have seen a large unidentified object in the sky above the lake. Investigators also determined that the settlement had been abandoned about eight weeks ago. If this is true, then why did the huskies starve to death so quickly, and who left the fire that Labelle discovered? The mystery of the disappearance of an entire Inuit tribe remains unsolved to this day.

7. Disappearance of Dideritsi

It’s one thing when someone disappears without leaving any traces, it’s another when a person simply disappears into thin air in front of amazed witnesses. This is exactly what happened in 1815. It all started when a man named Diderici dressed up as his boss, who had died of a stroke, put on a wig and went to the bank to try to withdraw money from the deceased's account.

Of course, the plan failed. Diderici was caught and sentenced to ten years in prison. He had to serve his sentence in the Prussian prison, Weichselmünde. According to prison records, when Diderici and other prisoners were taken out into the yard for a walk, something strange began to happen: his body gradually became transparent. Ultimately, he literally disappeared into thin air, leaving behind empty iron shackles. This happened in front of the amazed prisoners and guards. During the interrogation, all the witnesses said the same thing: Diderici gradually became invisible until he simply disappeared. Unable to rationally explain what happened, prison authorities closed the case and considered it "God's will." No one saw Dideritsi again.

8. Louis Leprince

On September 16, 1890, French inventor Louis Le Prince boarded a train from Dijon to Paris. Witnesses saw Leprince check his luggage and take his seat in the compartment. When the train arrived in the capital, Leprince did not get off at the final station. The conductor, thinking that Leprince had simply fallen asleep, decided to check his compartment, which, to everyone’s surprise, turned out to be empty: neither the inventor nor his luggage was in it. A search of the entire train did not yield any results. Leprince disappeared without a trace.

Passengers claimed that the inventor did not leave his compartment during the journey. Since the train traveled from Dijon to Paris without stopping, Le Prince could not get off earlier. Moreover, the windows in his compartment were closed and locked from the inside. On the way, according to passengers and conductors, no incidents occurred. Leprince seemed to have disappeared into thin air.

Interestingly, Louis Le Prince was able to capture moving images on film using a single lens camera that he himself invented. Simply put, Le Prince invented cinema. He was going to go to America to patent his invention. This was long before Thomas Edison gained widespread recognition. Le Prince's disappearance cleared the way for Edison.

9. Charles Ashmore

In November 1878, sixteen-year-old Charles Ashmore left his home in Quincy, Illinois, to get water from a nearby well. He did not return for a long time, so his father and sister began to seriously worry about him. It was cold and slippery outside, and something bad could happen to Charles. They followed his tracks, which suddenly stopped about 75 meters from the well. They shouted his name, but there was no answer. There was no sign of a fall in the snow. It was as if Charles Ashmore had simply disappeared into thin air.

Four days later, Charles' mother went to the same well to fetch water. Returning home, she claimed that she heard her son's voice. She walked around the entire area, but did not find Charles.

Other family members also claimed that they periodically heard Charles' voice, but they could not understand the words he spoke to them. The last time this happened was in the middle of the summer of 1879, and this did not happen again.

In 1975, Jackson Wright and his wife Martha were driving through the Lincoln Tunnel in New York. The couple decided to slow down and wipe the condensation from the windows. While Jackson was working on the windshield, Martha got out of the car to wipe the back window. Literally a couple of seconds after that, she disappeared. Jackson did not hear or see anything suspicious. There were no more cars in the tunnel. If Martha decided to run away, he would still notice her.

Initially, the police were skeptical of his testimony, however, after carefully examining the scene and not finding any evidence, they ruled out the possibility that he could have killed his wife.

11. Gene Spangler

Jean Spangler was one of the little-known actresses who dreamed of a career in Los Angeles. She was beautiful, but did not have the success she so dreamed of. Jean starred mainly in episodic roles. The most famous film in which she took part was the film “The Trumpeter” (1950) directed by Michael Curtiz.

In October 1949, Jean went to meet her ex-husband and was never seen again. Two days later, police found her purse, inside of which was a note that said, “Kirk, I can’t wait any longer. I'm going to see Dr. Scott. Everything will work out. We have to make it while mother is not at home.” Nobody knew which Kirk they were talking about. The story received wide publicity. A lot of versions were put forward, but all of them turned out to be unfounded. The matter has reached a dead end. The only “Kirk” that could be found in Jean’s circle was the famous actor Kirk Douglas. He starred in the film "Trumpeter" with Spangler. However, Douglas categorically denied any involvement in Jean's disappearance.

Investigators also led to Dr. Kirk, a gynecologist who, in a strange turn of events, had mysteriously disappeared a few weeks before Spangler went missing. However, no evidence linking him to the actress was found.

Another version revolved around two bandits who disappeared around the same time as Jean. A few weeks before the incident, they were seen at a party with Spangler. However, no specific connection between the disappearances has been identified. One can only guess what really happened to Jean.

12. James Warson

The year was 1873. James Warson, a shoemaker from Leamington Spa (England), was having fun with his friends at a local tavern. During the conversation, he said that he could run non-stop all the way to Coventry - as much as 25 kilometers. His friends decided to argue with him because they had little faith that he was capable of achieving such a feat. To eliminate the possibility of deception, they followed Warson in a horse-drawn cart. Warson ran for several kilometers without any problems.

As his friends began to doubt whether they would be allowed to win the bet, Worson suddenly tripped over something on the road. Witnesses claim that they saw Worson lean forward, but he never fell to the ground, because the next moment he mysteriously disappeared before everyone's eyes.

Worson's friends contacted the local police and explained the whole situation. A search was carried out at the scene, but the police did not find anything suspicious. Shoemaker James Worson seemed to disappear into thin air.

13. The mystery of the airship L-8

During World War II, airships were used to patrol coastal areas and identify enemy submarines. On August 16, 1942, the crew of the airship L-8, Ernest Cody and Charles Adams, were assigned to carry out one such mission. They were supposed to fly over the Farallon Islands, 50 kilometers off the coast of San Francisco, and then return to base.

Once above the water, the L-8 crew reported that they believed they had located an oil spill and were heading there to investigate. Along the way, the airship was spotted by two ships and a Pan Am airliner. Another witness claimed to have seen the L-8 rapidly gaining altitude.

About an hour later, the airship landed on the rocky shore of Daly City before flying back into the sky. Then the L-8 fell onto one of the city's busy streets. Rescuers rushed to the crash site, but were shocked when they saw that the cabin was empty. The equipment was in good working order. Parachutes and life rafts were in place. Only life jackets were missing, but crew members often wore them when flying over the water. There were no calls for help over the radio. Ernest Cody and Charles Adams disappeared without a trace.

14. Disappearance of the F-89

In November 1953, US Air Force radar detected an unknown object invading US airspace over Lake Superior. A Northrop F-89 Scorpion fighter with Lieutenants Felix Moncla and Robert Wilson on board was sent to intercept it.

Ground radar operators reported that Moncla first flew high above the target at a speed of 800 kilometers per hour, and then descended and came close to the object. Then something unusual happened: two dots on the radar screen became one. The F-89C fighter merged with an unknown object, which then left the area and disappeared.

A thorough search was carried out, but no traces of the F-89C aircraft were found.

15. The disappearance of Frederick Valentich

In October 1978, a young pilot named Frederick Valentich carried out a training flight in a Cessna 182L along the coast of Bass Strait (Australia). Suddenly he noticed that he was being pursued by an unknown object. He reported this to Air Traffic Control in Melbourne, who insisted that there were no more aircraft in the area.

When the object came close to Valentich, he examined it and said: “This strange plane hovered above me again. It’s hanging... and it’s not a plane.” A few seconds of white noise followed and the connection was lost. After this, Valentich’s plane disappeared from radar.

Search and rescue efforts did not yield any results. There were about a dozen reports of unidentified flying objects that weekend, according to the Australian Air Force.

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Mysterious appearances, disappearances of people

Maybe it's not all about people, but about the mysterious places where ships and planes appeared? Perhaps this is not just some territory in Australia, America or Tuva, but a loosely closed one? To answer such a question, of course, it would be best to follow the path of each of the disappeared. Or at least take a closer look at these mysterious places.

Anna M. Fellows from Cambridge (Massachusetts, America) left the home of her husband William three years after their wedding and was absent for 20 years. No one had heard anything about her all this time, and then one day, years later, Fellows returned home and found that his wife, who had disappeared two decades ago, was preparing food in the kitchen as if nothing had happened. She didn’t explain anything, and... they started living together again. However, three years later Anna disappeared again. This time it's forever...

1973 - disappeared, and 27 years later, as if nothing had happened, as if after a short smoke break, Ayub Okoti, a resident of the village of Shiatsala in western Kenya, returned to his home. "Lunch is ready?" - that’s all he asked his relatives, who were stunned by surprise. Almost three decades ago, he disappeared without a trace, without warning his family or friends. For several years, the missing man was searched throughout East Africa without success. In the end, convinced of the futility of the search, they stopped, declared Ayub deceased and buried him in absentia with the necessary rites. 1983 – Ayub’s father died, bequeathing all the land to his other children. Then, the wife left the house, taking the child with her. When the fugitive returned, he found only his sister, brother and hundred-year-old mother, blind and bedridden.

1898 - Grace Perkins disappeared from her home in New England (northeast America) without a trace. After a lengthy search, her parents identified their daughter as the girl killed in Bridgeport (Connecticut, America). However, on September 17, 1889, on the eve of the burial of the discovered body, the real Grace appeared alive and unharmed!

1917 - British missionaries gathered at the bedside of a dying clergyman in Naples, Italy. In the last minutes of his life, the dying man pointed to a nearby 14-year-old boy and said: “I picked up this child in 1910 on the street in Wimbledon...” The boy himself said that his name was Albert. The missionaries became concerned about his fate, organized an independent search, and informed the authorities, but neither the boy’s parents nor any traces of his origin could be found.

1920, February - a naked dead man was found in a field in Hampshire (England). Judging by the tracks, he crawled for a long time before losing consciousness and freezing. There were no signs of violent death. The London Daily News wrote: “Despite the photo being sent to every police station in the United Kingdom, the police have still not been able to find out his identity. Additionally, there are no reports of any missing person even remotely resembling him. Apparently, he was an educated and wealthy man.”

1975 - the case of an airliner that disappeared for ten minutes made a splash in the press. A plane with 127 passengers on board landing at Miami Airport (America) disappeared from radar screens and the radio airwaves for 10 minutes. Then, appearing “out of nowhere,” the airliner returned the crew and passengers from oblivion. And all - with the clock being ten minutes late... Before this classic case, described in many sources, in the same flight zone, aircraft arrivals earlier than schedule were repeatedly recorded, but no one attached any significant significance to this...

Stories that describe in all colors the details of appearances have become classics: a boy of approximately 12 years of age named Wild Peter (1724, July 27 - appeared near the city of Hamlmen, Germany); a teenager named Kaspar Hauser (1828, May 26 - in Nuremberg); the future famous designer R. Bartini (the details of his appearance in the Soviet Union in 1923 to this day give rise to the most amazing hypotheses among researchers); teenager E. Gaiduchka with an amazing fate (1930s in the North Caucasus in the USSR); “suspicious man” (shot in 1942 in the Caucasus); the strange citizen Tuared (detained in 1954 in Japan) and other amazing people. But there were other mysterious personalities in history.

1927 - An unusual case of amnesia lasting 40 years became known. Albert Mayfield from Britain, traveling aboard the Siam, lost consciousness after bleeding from his nose and ears. Having come to his senses, for some reason he began to insist that his name was Albert Gorney and he was from Rose (Minnesota, America), and his earliest memory was the incident when, at the age of 14, a school friend smashed his head with a stone. People who knew him before the tragedy on the ship claimed that he had previously spoken several languages, but he did not recognize them, nor his wife, nor his two grown-up sons, whom he often talked about on board before the incident. It was difficult to bring him to his senses after he first saw the airplane. He had never heard jazz...

1940, February - on the Verian River (northern Australia), an experienced nurse, who went to a remote area to save a man wounded by a gunshot, met two people dressed in white medical coats. The “medics” literally melted into thin air and disappeared before her eyes...

1960, July 30 - in the province of Ontario (America), literally before the eyes of others, a 13-year-old boy suddenly disappeared. 4 days later he appeared in the same place. He never remembered where he was and what happened to him.

1953, summer - Lev Leontyev's expedition (SOPS expedition) did not make contact in Tuva, and a rescue group was sent to its site. In the last camp they discovered, coals were still smoldering in the fire pits, tents and equipment were intact, but the people themselves and their horses were not there. Horse tracks leading from the forest to the camp were clearly visible, but absolutely no traces of people or horses were found from the camp! All other neighboring expeditions were sent to search, but they came to nothing. L. Leontyev and his companions are still considered missing.

1815 - a mysterious disappearance occurred in the Prussian prison in Weichselmund. A servant named Diderici was in prison on charges of impersonating his master after he had died from a stroke. The chained prisoners were once taken for a walk along the fenced prison parade ground. Suddenly, according to numerous eyewitnesses from among the guards and prisoners, Dideritsi’s figure began to lose its outline; in a few seconds, the former servant seemed to disappear into thin air, and his shackles fell with a ringing sound to the ground. No one ever saw this man again.

1873 - shoemaker James Worson (England) disappeared in front of his friends. The day before, he had bet that he would run from their hometown of Leamington Spa to Coventry and back (a distance of 25–26 km). The three friends followed him in the cart, with James running slowly ahead. He ran part of the way without any problems, suddenly stumbled, swayed forward - and disappeared. Friends tried to find James in a panic. After trying in vain to find any trace, they returned to Leamington Spa and told the police everything. After a lengthy interrogation, they believed the story, but they could do nothing to help.

1848 - the expedition led by Ludwig Leichhardt disappeared. March 1848 - Men and 70 pack animals set out across the deserts of Central Australia. No one else saw their traces...

1975 - forester Matthias Zak appeared in the North Australian city of Darwin with photographs of indigenous rock paintings depicting a white man and an animal. Researchers began preparing an expedition to the amazing caves. But then the forester himself disappeared...

1924, June 8 - in the Himalayas, during a storm, climbers George Lay-Malory and Andrew Irwin disappeared, who were less than three hundred meters from the summit of Everest. Because of the snow curtain, those remaining below, in the camp, at the base, were no longer able to monitor the progress of the climbers. As you know, Everest was officially conquered in 1953. But maybe these two missing daredevils climbed to its peak as much as 30 years earlier? 26-year-old Lay-Malory has already participated in two attempts to conquer this mountain, they said about him: “George is the living embodiment of an eternal challenge. Conquering Everest became his main goal." 22-year-old Irwin had virtually no climbing experience, but was an expert in bulky breathing apparatus in the rarefied mountain atmosphere. The day before the storm, they set up camp at 8,600 meters and sent Sherpa porters to the base with the message that they would go to the summit tomorrow morning. But they came out later - something delayed them. Perhaps this small delay cost them their lives.

In the last decade of the 20th century, at least 10 people went missing in the south-eastern Gulf of Carpentaria, north of Queensland (northern Australia). This is one of the most dangerous places on the northern coast of Australia, where a large number of people have disappeared without a trace. In the early 1990s, two employees of the Ministry of Primary Industries went on patrol and never returned. Their boat was soon discovered - empty... 1999, November 24 - at about 9:15 a plane taking off from Mornington Island disappeared. Searchers came across debris in the waters near Bentinck Island, but the main part of the plane and the six people on board were never found. Three months later - just like in this case, on Wednesday - the next disappearance... 2000, February 16 - (Wednesday) at about 9 o'clock in the morning, one diver went down into the sea between Bentinck and the Sweers Islands for technical work. After 20 minutes, his colleagues pulled up the nylon rope that had previously been attached to his arm...

Local National Emergency Service volunteer Tim Trad says of the site: “Pilots who have sailed through the site have often reported that the sea looks incredibly calm, even when the weather is cloudy. You can't see the horizon - it just disappears." The bay is shallow, often less than 20 meters deep, especially around Sweers Island where the depth is only 3-4 meters. Large sharks live in the bay. Fishermen also regularly report seeing saltwater crocodiles, which live in both fresh and salt water, in the sea as far as 10 km from the coast. It is difficult to say whether these reasons are sufficient for people to regularly disappear without a trace.

People often disappear without a trace. There can be a great many reasons for this. However, some strange disappearances have a common thread. They involve the sudden appearance of a mysterious, cloudy mist or smoke that disappears in the blink of an eye along with those it engulfs. However, not all of these cases ended in disappearance forever. In some incidents, there was a kind of “portal phenomenon” that transported people thousands of kilometers in a split second. Below are ten of the most mysterious disappearances associated with bizarre cloud fog.

1. A man transported thousands of kilometers (1959)

After leaving a roadside hotel in Bahia Blanca, Argentina, the businessman got into his car to continue the long journey home. Almost immediately after he closed the door behind him and started the engine, a strange thick white fog appeared out of nowhere and completely enveloped his car. Apart from a continuous shroud of fog, the businessman saw nothing in front of him. He began to panic and even thought that he was losing consciousness. However, the fog soon cleared, and the man realized that he was in the middle of a field near a lonely road. Neither the car where he had just been sitting, nor the hotel from which he had left two minutes earlier were nearby. A large truck appeared in the distance, the sound of which brought him back to his senses a little. The businessman hurried towards the road and motioned for him to stop. He asked the driver if he could give him a lift to Bahia Blanca, where his car remained. The driver looked dumbfounded. He told the businessman that Bahia Blanca was 1,000 kilometers away. The city where they were was called Salta. The businessman looked at his watch and saw that only a few minutes had passed.

The truck driver took the businessman to the nearest police station. After hearing his story, police officers contacted their colleagues in Bahia Blanca, who confirmed that the man had indeed left a local roadside hotel some time ago. Moreover, his car was parked outside this hotel with the engine running and the keys left in the ignition.

2. The girl who found herself far from home in seconds (1968)

One afternoon in August 1968, eleven-year-old Graciela del Lourdes Chimenez was playing with friends in the yard of her home in the small town of Cordoba, Argentina. She later recalled that a "strange white cloud" suddenly appeared and moved toward where she was standing.

The girl turned around and ran towards the house, but after a second she realized that she could no longer see him. In fact, she could no longer see anything except a strange white fog that surrounded her on all sides. When the fog cleared, Graciela found herself in an unfamiliar, busy square. There were many other children there whom she did not know. The girl went to the nearest house and knocked on the door. When she said she was lost, the residents of the house were surprised, to put it mildly. Graciela found herself in a city that was a fair distance from where she lived.

3The Couple Unconscious for Two Days (1968)

One evening in May 1968, a few months before the strange incident with Graciela, Dr. Geraldo Vidal was driving with his wife in the Chascomus region of Argentina. Suddenly a strange cloud appeared and began to approach the car.

A moment later (as it seemed to the couple at that moment), Geraldo and his wife woke up in their car, which was now standing still. It was light. The strangest thing is that the couple soon realized that they had spent 48 hours unconscious and that now they were not in Argentina, but on a quiet road in Mexico. They traveled 6,400 kilometers, but they still had a full tank of gas.

No one could really explain what happened to Geraldo and his wife. Their car showed signs of high temperature exposure; this indicated that it had apparently been exposed to thermal heating for some time. According to those who investigated the case, they arrived in Mexico moments after their car was engulfed in fog (as incredible as that may sound). Here they spent two days unconscious in extreme heat.

4. The pilot disappeared into a foggy cloud (1914)

Not all strange cases of mysterious disappearances ended happily. One such example is the story of Chilean pilot Alejandro Bello Silva, who disappeared in a strange fog in 1914 and has not been seen since. A young but talented pilot took part in the exercise; According to eyewitnesses, his plane was suddenly enveloped in a “strange cloud.” They thought that he would appear again in a few seconds, but this did not happen. An extensive search yielded no results: neither the plane nor Alejandro was anywhere. It seemed as if he had fallen into a cloud and simply disappeared into thin air. The incident caused a great stir in Chile. Individuals periodically organized searches for the missing plane and pilot, but their attempts were in vain.

After this incident, an expression appeared in Chilean culture to describe cases when people disappear on the way somewhere. The Chileans say they left after Lieutenant Bello.

5. The disappearance of an entire regiment (1915)

About a year after the strange disappearance of Alejandro Bello Silva, an entire regiment of the British Army disappeared without a trace during the First World War that engulfed Europe in 1915.

According to eyewitnesses, the marching regiment encountered a strange brown cloud on the way. He advanced on enemy soldiers as part of the Dardanelles operation. When the cloud swallowed the last person, it began to fly away - against the wind. Soon it disappeared - along with an entire regiment of British soldiers. There was nothing left where they were but the earth. Hundreds of men seemed to disappear into thin air. It was assumed that the soldiers were captured by Turkish troops, but they vehemently denied any involvement in this strange disappearance.

The fate of the British regiment has intrigued UFO researchers, who are still debating whether it was a mass alien abduction or not.

6. Disappearance of a fighter pilot in a strange cloud (1952)

This incident is similar to the story of Lieutenant Silva. Commander John Baldwin, an experienced fighter pilot, encountered a strange cloud while patrolling the skies during the Korean War in 1952. An entire squadron was sent to search for the missing pilot, but the search, which lasted several hours, did not yield any results: no signs of a crash were found. There were also no distress signals. Baldwin was flying an F-86 Saber at the time of his (presumed) death.

He was not the only pilot to disappear during the Korean War. Many pilots who were shot down by powerful Soviet fighters went missing and were presumed either killed or captured. What makes Baldwin's case special is that his plane was not found, and he himself did not perform any combat mission.

7. Family caught in fog and kidnapped (1974)

In 1974, after arriving home in Essex after dinner with their parents, John and Susan Day and their three children realized that the trip had taken them three hours longer than usual. The strangest thing was that they could not remember why this happened. After the whole family began experiencing terrible nightmares and generally having difficulty sleeping, John agreed to undergo regression hypnosis to find out what happened that evening on the way home. During the hypnosis session, John recalled that about thirty minutes after they set off, they saw a strange fog that appeared out of nowhere. There was a bright light in it, which, hitting the car, tore it off the ground and placed it on board a mysterious ship, where creatures with a Scandinavian appearance in tight-fitting suits subsequently conducted various experiments on them.

8 Tokyo Bank Manager Witnesses Vanishing Car (1963)

Perhaps this is the strangest disappearance story associated with a mysterious fog. Early on the morning of November 19, 1963, Mr. Kinoshita, then manager of the Tokyo branch of Fuji Bank, went by car with a colleague and a potential client to the golf course. Kinoshita noticed a strange black car in front of him. He couldn't explain why she caught his attention. Inside, in the back seat, an elderly man was reading a newspaper. Suddenly, white smoke appeared out of nowhere around this black car, enveloping it from all sides. When it cleared, the black car disappeared. According to Kinoshita, all this happened in a matter of seconds.

9. Black fog of Mount Casa Grande

According to local residents, roads and trails around the foot of Mount Casa Grande in Arizona (USA) are enveloped in a strange black fog after dark. According to legends, if this black fog engulfs you, it will “infect you with awkward feelings” or even transport you to another dimension or time.

Many of these legends have their roots in the cultures of the Hohokam Indians, who once lived in the region until they disappeared without cause around 1100 AD. According to legend, the black mist of Mount Casa Grande is an ancient living entity of the desert, it has a mind of its own and demands to be always revered.

10. Disappearances on Mount Nyangani

The mysterious Mount Nyangani, which is located in the national park of the same name in Zimbabwe, is known as the “mountain that swallows people.” And this fact speaks for itself. Over the years, people have been disappearing here all the time.

An intriguing detail that unites all these disappearances is the presence of thick cloudy fog. Many legends link this fog to the spirit world and claim that strange creatures live in the area. In turn, scientists say that this fog is a common atmospheric and weather phenomenon.

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History knows many cases when a person mysteriously disappeared right in front of witnesses. The first described such case occurred in Ancient Greece: in the midst of a battle, one of the warriors, who was pierced by a dart, suddenly melted into the air. And in the place where he had just stood, his weapon, shield and fatal dart remained. In ancient times, such disappearances of people happened quite often, so those around them did not see anything unusual in them.

In the 18th century, the British diplomat Benjamin Bethurst mysteriously disappeared in Germany, returning home after completing an important assignment at the Austrian court. Along the way, he and a friend stopped for dinner at an inn in the German village of Pereljoerg. After dinner they returned to the carriage, but before the trip the diplomat decided to take a look at the horses. Before his friend’s eyes, Bethurst melted into thin air while he was stroking one of the harnesses. His friend was so amazed that he was speechless. When he came to his senses, he called the people at the inn for help. But no matter how much they searched for the missing diplomat, they could not find him.

In 1867, a mysterious disappearance occurred in Paris before the eyes of Dr. Bonvilen. The victim was his neighbor Lucien Boussier, a tall young man. That evening, Lucien went to the doctor to consult about the weakness he had developed. Bonvilen asked him to undress and lie down on the couch, which he did. Before beginning the examination, the doctor walked away for a second to take a stethoscope from the table, and when he turned to the couch, the patient was not there. Moreover, his clothes were lying on a chair nearby. Bonvilen immediately went to the neighbor’s apartment, but there was no one there either. The police, to whom the doctor reported the incident the next day, did not find the missing man. Where the naked man could have gone remains a mystery.

A famous case of sudden disappearance of a person occurred in 1880 in America on the outskirts of the town of Gallatin in Tennessee on the farm of David Lang. After washing the dishes after dinner, the farmer and his wife Emma left the house. The woman went to the children playing in the yard, and the husband went to the horses grazing in the meadow. Moving a few tens of meters away from the house, Lang saw a gig in which his friend Judge Auguste Peck and his son-in-law were riding. The judge was also noticed by the rest of the household, to whom Peck always brought gifts. They shouted joyfully and began waving their hands at him. The farmer also waved to his friend and, without reaching the horses, turned and hurriedly headed towards the house to meet the guests. But after walking a few meters, David Lang suddenly disappeared into thin air in front of five witnesses.

Emma screamed, afraid that her husband had fallen into the hole. Then, together with the judge, his son-in-law and children, they walked around the entire field, especially carefully examining the place where David disappeared, but did not find any traces of him or holes. The search, which involved several dozen Lang neighbors and townspeople, also yielded nothing. A few months later, Lang's children noticed that the grass where their father disappeared had turned yellow. Subsequently, no plants grew there, neither animals nor insects approached the mysterious place. All American newspapers then wrote about this disappearance. Many versions were put forward, but none of them could explain what happened to the farmer.

On July 30, 1889, the English newspaper The Daily Chronicle reported that Mr. David Macmillan, a member of the family that owned the Macmillan publishing house, walked up a hill, waved to his friends, and disappeared into thin air. Despite a thorough search and a reward, he was never found.

Especially many disappearances occurred in the northeastern United States in the vicinity of the town of Bennington in Vermont, which journalists even nicknamed the “Bennington Triangle” by analogy with the famous Bermuda Triangle, where ships and planes disappeared without a trace. People in the Bennington Triangle disappeared right into their gardens and houses, on the streets and at gas stations.

On December 1, 1949, soldier James Thetford vanished in the presence of fourteen witnesses on a bus en route from Albany to Bennington. All the passengers saw him sit down in his seat and doze off immediately after departure. When the bus, which had never stopped en route, arrived in Bennington an hour later, Thetford was not on it. His bag was still on the shelf above the seat, and only a crumpled newspaper remained in the place James had occupied.

The youngest victim of the Bennington Triangle was eight-year-old Paul Jackson, who disappeared on October 12, 1950. He was playing in the farmyard. His mother went to the pigsty to water the pigs, and when she came out a few minutes later, her son was no longer there. The alarmed woman searched the entire farm and walked around the surrounding area, loudly calling for her son, but he did not respond. For several days, hundreds of police officers, rescuers and volunteers searched for the boy to no avail.

People disappeared in other parts of the United States: in 1975, American Jackson Wright and his wife were driving a Ford from New Jersey to New York. As he passed the Lincoln Tunnel, he noticed that the car windows were fogged up. Wright pulled over to the side of the road, stopped and asked his wife to wipe them down. Martha Wright got out of the car with a rag, walked up to the windshield and... disappeared. Not understanding what happened, the husband also got out of the car and began to look around. But the woman was nowhere to be seen. Wright was flagged down by a passing police patrol, who immediately began searching for Mrs. Wright. As in other cases, they were in vain.

Rare cases of such “vapors”, confirmed by witnesses, occur almost instantly, without any sound or light effects. It is possible that these people dematerialize, like characters in a science fiction movie, disintegrating into their constituent parts - molecules and atoms, which then undergo structural changes. Moreover, everything happens at the submolecular level, so those present do not see anything.

Some researchers believe that just as black holes are formed in the Universe, capable of absorbing stars, their systems and even entire galaxies, exactly the same holes appear in humans at the submolecular level. They are the ones who absorb a person from the inside, leaving no traces of him. Others believe that the disappearance of people is associated with aliens who abduct people to conduct experiments on them. However, these are all hypotheses.

It is difficult to explain cases of disappearances that occurred right in front of witnesses. From year to year, people disappear in different parts of our earth, some of them appear alive after a certain time, some are found by law enforcement agencies. But there is also a group of missing people whose disappearance will remain a mysterious phenomenon for everyone. Let's try to trace this phenomenon.

Disappearances have occurred since biblical times. In the 17th century, the Novgorod Chronicles wrote about the disappearance of the monk of the Kirilov Monastery - Ambrose during a meal. A chronicler of the 15th century wrote about one scandalous trader, Manka-Kozlikha, who, in front of the whole people, disappeared on market day, right on the square of the Suzdal principality, to which the people said that “the devil took her.” In those days they thought that evil spirits controlled this.

There is no explanation for the phenomenon of people disappearing in full view of witnesses. One moment a man was walking along the lawn and in a second he was no longer there. Oliver Thomas from Rhayadar, Wales, in 1909, went out into the yard for a couple of minutes and headed to the well to draw water. The parents were in the house and heard a cry: “Help! They grabbed me!”, they ran out into the street, but saw no one, the boy disappeared. The victim of the disappearance was Lucien Bussier, a neighbor of Dr. Bonvilen. It happened in 1867 in Paris. Lucien went to the doctor in the evening to examine him and consult him about his weakness.

There are a number of assumptions about where people disappear. Perhaps they are sucked into “temporal whirlpools” when, having disappeared in their time, they appear in the future or past, researchers of anomalous phenomena speculate. Maybe this is dematerialization - disintegration into atoms during a sudden disappearance.

On May 20, 1937, a trip around the world was made on a twin-engine aircraft with special equipment. The team consisted of pilot Amelia Earhart (first pilot) and co-pilot Fred Noonan. During the flight, observation was carried out from the ground. They flew over Florida, Brazil, Africa, India, Australia. We made a stop on July 2, refueled in Lae, New Guinea, and flew on. Later, there was the last radio message, very short, and the plane did not give any more signal. The search, in which the pilots, Earhart's husband, and family friends took part, was unsuccessful.

A brigade of prisoners, along with a guarding platoon of NKVD troops, disappeared without a trace in 1939 during the construction of one of the camps. It was 150 kilometers north of Krasnoyarsk, the area was all in swamps, people called that place Devil’s Kurgan. When the investigation into the disappearance was conducted, no evidence or clues were found that would indicate the escape of a group of prisoners. Only hats were found; there were as many of them as there were missing people.

There are known cases when entire settlements disappeared. In 1930, Joe Labelle, a miner, decided to visit one of the Eskimo villages located in northern Canada. He once worked not far from it, 300 km from Churchill. And so Joe entered the village and what he saw - it was empty, there were no people, silence everywhere. The impression was as if the villagers had disappeared somewhere instantly, having not completed their household chores.

The fire was burning, the pots were filled with food, the dogs were tied and fed. Eskimo rifles stood loaded against the walls, and they never left the villages without guns and dogs. In the huts there were unfinished clothes with needles stuck in them. Labelle reported what he saw to the police, who spent a whole week looking for at least some traces of the disappearance of the entire village - nothing. An unusual phenomenon - this is what was written in the report on the disappearance of the Eskimos.

On the territory of China in the Takla-Makan desert, which translated means “If you go, you won’t come back,” people, animals, and vehicles disappeared. In the area of ​​Lake Lob-nor, in 1980, on June 17, they unsuccessfully hoped to find Peng Jiamu, who was the vice president of the Xinjiang branch of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the head of the study of the lake. The police with dogs combed every inch of the desert, and it is not small, but they found nothing.

A C-46 plane crashed while flying over the mountains in the United States in 1947. There were 32 people on board. And again, as in other cases, rescuers did not find any traces of the crew and passengers.

Another story happened with a Brazilian businessman. Together with his wife, he was flying to visit friends for a holiday, but the Cessna plane, for some reason, crashed not far from the shore in shallow water. People who watched all this called rescuers. With great effort they were able to open the door, which was jammed - but the cabin was empty! Maybe the businessman threw his wife overboard and then threw himself out, but this is impossible, since the door was locked from the inside. More evidence of a person's disappearance arises unexpectedly under mysterious circumstances. Tracing all the cases, scientists believe that they are all unique and there is no logical conclusion to them.

There is one simply fantastic story in the archives of the New York Police Department. And it happened in November 1952. In the evening, a driver driving his car hit a man who died on the spot. Moreover, witnesses and the driver himself said that the man suddenly appeared on the road “as if he had fallen from above.” The police noticed that the clothes the dead man was wearing were of an old style. The corpse was taken to the morgue. Everyone was also stunned by the fact that the identity card was issued 80 years ago. Business cards found in the things, cards indicating the profession - traveling salesman. Address, street indicated in documents, renamed more than half a century ago.

They also checked surnames in old archives and interviewed people with the same surname. I was surprised by the story of one old woman who talked about how her father left and did not return. She also showed a photo to the police (April 1884), which depicts a young man with a little girl. And that man is a copy of the one who was hit by a car on Broadway.

Another incredibly interesting case was recorded in Sverdlovsk. It happened like this: in the fall of 1972, a bus was traveling in Nizhny Tagil, in which a person disappeared before the eyes of many people. According to the testimony of witnesses and the story of the man's wife, they were driving on the back platform, talking. It was raining outside the window and there was a thunderstorm. The man had a nickel-plated metal pipe in his hands. At the moment of the next lightning strike, a crash was heard and the man disappeared into space, and the pipe he was holding in his hand fell to the floor. It seemed to many that the lightning strike was right near the bus.

USA. 1997, a family of 4: wife Millie Waldrug with her husband and the second with children, were traveling. On the way, we stopped at a cafe in New Mexico, where they ate, and while the head of the family was still eating, Millie and the children wanted to ride around the neighborhood a little on the road. And later no one saw them again.

In London, everyone was shocked by the disappearance of millionaire philanthropist Peter Lampl. The police were forced to turn to residents asking for help in finding the millionaire. Leaving his home on Sunday morning, he never returned.

There was also such a person as William Nef, an illusionist who discovered the ability to disappear in himself. While performing on stage, magician William Nef could somehow make visible objects and even animals disappear. And one day, when Nef was performing, he unexpectedly discovered the ability to disappear and appear again. He first performed this disappearing trick in the 60s in Chicago. Then it happened in his house, he simply disappeared into thin air and, before his wife’s eyes, appeared right in front of her.

Once Nef performed at the Paramount Theater in New York, and the audience was shocked by what they saw when the clothes on the magician and he himself dissolved and became invisible. Radio reporter Knebel was present in the hall, who later shared his impressions in the book “The Path Beyond the Universe,” where he says: the figure of Nef began to lose visible outlines - until it became completely transparent. But, what is most surprising, his voice did not undergo the slightest change, and yet the audience listened with bated breath to every word.” Then Knebel writes about how the magician reappeared: a vague outline gradually appeared, like a careless pencil sketch.”

Disappearing planes and ships, people disappearing to God knows where - all these, as a rule, are jokes, pranks or hallucinations. There is no objective evidence that stories about disappearances are based on real facts. However, this does not mean that miracles are impossible: they often have a clear scientific explanation.

From the archives of the ECHO newspaper

Surely, from the point of view of the Universe, it is very indecent of our human side to continue to think about the world the way they teach in school. To be confident in the steadfastness and constancy of the laws of the material world around us. Apparently, to understand this, humanity is presented with numerous evidence of its wrongness. does not allow the growth of that rigidity in the head, which subsequently blocks the education of a worldview that is different from the generally accepted one. Once upon a time, a very long time ago and very superficially, I already touched on the issue of parallel worlds, but these were rather philosophical discussions. Now let's approach this issue from the other side.

As often happens, thunder doesn’t strike, a man doesn’t cross himself, we think about something only when something unusual appears before us in all its glory. It was the frequency of occurrence and the nature of certain phenomena that led many scientists and researchers to think about the inevitability of the existence of parallel worlds. And now specifically. I would like to talk about the mysterious disappearances of people, one of the versions of which is the presence of the above-mentioned worlds.

]]>In general, unexplained disappearances of people happen all the time. Now this is increasingly being attributed to maniacs, murderers, kidnappers and other “motley brethren”. I would not like to touch on these cases, since they are not within the scope of my blog. Specifically I was interested cases involving some mysterious fog. In this fog, just lonely people, entire regiments and even trains disappeared... Sometimes someone from this strange fog appeared, but appeared either in a non-viable form, or appeared and immediately disappeared, leaving a lot of evidence, or appeared in a completely different place and time, and more often than not he didn’t appear at all...

For some reason, where the question of the existence of parallel worlds arises, it is always inextricably followed by discussions about temporary movements and the properties of time. Apparently, all this is somehow connected. This is what I managed to find about the mysterious disappearances of people in the fog or their emergence from it. I’ll start with perhaps the most sensational and already quite boring story about

Yes, yes - the same disappearance sung by the rock group Aria. I personally don’t understand where these guys got such accurate data regarding the date of this event, because they disagree with the dating on Wikipedia. There are many different hoaxes surrounding this disappearance. And not only regarding the date, but also other details. But the fact remains a fact. The Norfolk Regiment disappeared without a trace. But we are interested precisely in the circumstances of his disappearance. Or rather the version of the New Zealand infantrymen. According to them, the regiment entered either a cloud or fog and none of the soldiers came out of it again.
The official explanation for this story is much more boring. The Norfolk regiment was simply captured and brutally destroyed. Then it remains completely unclear why the circumstances of this case were classified as “top secret”? It was only after that the details were studied and information appeared that the disappeared Norfolk regiment was still found... or rather, the bodies were found, but again, not all of them. And of those found, only the identities of two soldiers were identified. What state were the rest of the bodies then?

One way or another, but people mysteriously disappeared. And here the fog appears... Now it’s probably worth mentioning cases that are less well-known and have not received such wide publicity. They became known because eyewitnesses were able to return from the mysterious fog, although not at the right time...

Mysterious disappearances and appearances of people

February 22, 1997. An interesting video was recorded by a surveillance camera in the city of Pittsburgh. It shows a man emerging from the fog. The man clearly does not understand where he is and, after some hesitation, leaves. No person was recorded entering the fog from the other side...
April 5, 1990. A man from the 21st century appeared in Berlin. Naturally, he could not explain how he made the time jump. His words were confirmed by objects clearly not from this era. There is no further information about the objects or the person...

November 23, 1957. A man appeared in Marseille claiming to be from the future. The man called to prevent another “world war” in five years. The eccentric died three days later in the hospital and it was not possible to find out in more detail where he got this information from... Well, a little “archival dust.”]]>May 3, 1817. In the town of Bastogne, a man approaches the gendarme, claiming that he was born in 1884... A guy He talked a lot about the future and was put away out of harm’s way in an insane asylum, what happened to him next is unknown to us.

These are the few cases of disappearances and reappearances that are known to the general public. People find themselves abandoned at the wrong time and in almost all cases fog appears... This is what concerns people. I won’t talk about the “flying Dutchmen” yet, but I’ll tell you about this.

Disappearance of train and submarine

Here's another one famous case of mysterious disappearance of people in the fog, and even together with the whole train. The train from Rome was carrying 106 rather wealthy Italians for a walk; perhaps due to the status of the passengers, the incident could not be “hushed up” so quickly. The disappearance occurred in a tunnel. Two eyewitnesses who managed to jump from the train said:

...everything was suddenly covered with a milky-white fog, which thickened as it approached the tunnel, turning into a viscous liquid...

Needless to say, the train never left the tunnel... But the strangest thing begins next. Both the fog and the train emerging from it (albeit without passengers) continued to be seen in Germany, Russia, Romania, India and Italy... And the passengers of the train were “found” in 1845 in Mexico City...]]>Now about the submarine. Of course, there was no mysterious fog here, but, nevertheless, it makes you want to travel to parallel worlds... On May 21, 1968, the American submarine Scorpion disappeared without a trace in the waters of the Atlantic. One could attribute all this to an accident, but neither the crew nor the boat were ever found, although the boat was located in an area of ​​shallow depths. What is most alarming is the fact that the boat reappeared on the coastal radar after 5 years. True, this obsession lasted no more than half an hour...

It turns out that parallel worlds do exist? Yes, the mysterious disappearances of people, trains, and submarines are clear evidence of this. Obviously, the fog is some kind of indicator of an open portal to these worlds. Why parallel worlds, and not elementary abductions by aliens? Many researchers are increasingly coming to the conclusion that the so-called “saucers” appear precisely from other worlds, through portals on our planet. If they had flown from Space, it would have been noticed by astronomers... I won’t say goodbye to this, read the second part of the article about the theory of parallel worlds.

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