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How An Entire Family Disappeared For Over 40 Years

How An Entire Family Disappeared For Over 40 Years

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Improve your career by using my code WeirdHistory for 30% off on all their programs! Sign up for a FREE TripleTen career consultation with my link: Few things are more tragic than a missing persons report remaining unsolved. Families can be left with questions that may not be answered for years, decades, or ever. Such was the case in 1980 when the remains of a John and Jane Doe were discovered in the woods in Harris County, Texas. For over 40 years, the identities of the bodies remained a mystery. DNA evidence recently solved one mystery only to open up several new ones, some of which remain unsolved to this day. To read more about strange cold cases, go here:
Date: 2024-06-05

Comments and reviews: 11


Now we have Bloodline Detectives teachnology where they can do reverse DNA geneology.
I know a police officer in Morgantown, WV whom his sister disappeared in 1987. The best that any information they had in 987 that she was last seen at a truck stop.
Then one day in November 2023 the officer got a call from California that they were trying to clear all John Doe and Jane Doe cases. They track the officer down through Ancestry DNA family tree. - The report they had was his sister was seen fighting with a truck driver at a truck stop. That case has never been solved. However, now the family at some what at peace know she has a true resting place. Hopefully one day they find out who did this to her

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I am going to watch the Weird History videos:
x The Real Story Behind A Dingo Ate My Baby (First Recommendation, second time watching)
x True Story Behind 'Open Water' (Second Recommendation, second time watching)
x In 1961, Michael Rockefeller Vanished Forever Off The Coast Of A Remote Island
x Famous Geniuses Who Vanished Or Went Into Hiding
x The Bizarre Story of the Con Man Who Pretended To Be A Missing Boy

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The child being found reminded me that my family was finally reunited with another. My grandmother's sister was pregnant at 16 and had put the baby up for adoption, with my grandmother being the only remaining family member to ever of seen her. 60 years later we were able to meet her because my father was working to document our family tree of which he's gotten as far back as the mid 1500's on at least one.
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Having ANOTHER Weird History drink!
Drinking Frostie Orange Soda. while watching this Weird History video!
It is made with cane sugar.
Inspired by the Weird History Video The Cult of Diet Coke.
The brad Frostie has been around since 1939.

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I don't think it's so much the narrator's voice as much as the unnecessary jokes that really don't fit this type of content. This is more true crime story than weird history. The tone is just wrong.
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New guy ain’t bad y’all give him a chance! The OG narrator is still around and does videos. The girl and this guy do videos from time to time as well. Who cares! Enjoy the knowledge gained
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Honestly, I do find myself thinking please let it be the OG narrator everytime I click on a new weird history video. But the other narrators are okay, too. Don't be too hard on them.
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I can't with this narrator. I'm sorry he's probably a good guy, but his voice isn't good for this kind of format. I'll have to pass which sucks because the video looks interesting
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The newer guy is growing on me. Ngl, the OG (not technically) narrator doing the in video advertising, broke my ankles. They know how to get us to listen
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Few things are more tragic than picturing the narrator going through the comments on his videos. He makes the puns sound so forced and cringe.
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Oh my gods, Weird History, so many of your videos I cannot watch because you changed your narrator to this guy. Please stop!
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