Unsolved Serial Killers STILL AT LARGE TODAY

The Long Island Serial Killer

This monster has been active since 1996. Targeting sex workers that he finds online (eight of the victims used Craigslist to advertise their services). This killer has managed to bemuse law enforcement with an array of diverse victims.

The Smiley Face Killers

45 young males across America drowned in 20 years across 11 different states and while this may sound like an unfortunate statistic, law enforcement believes that the drownings are the work of a group of serial killers, abducting men and giving the impression of drowning.

West Mesa Murders

In the American state of New Mexico between 2001 and 2005 - eleven women were murdered and buried in an arroyo bank. The bodies were not discovered until 2009. The majority of victims were in the sex and drug industry. Once again showing the inherent dangers to vulnerable women in society. They are also known as the West Mesa Bone Collector.

The Texas Killing Fields

Over 30 bodies were found stretching back from the 70s in Texas across 25 acres of land in League City, Texas. The lengthy period and number of victims have puzzled Texan authorities.

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The Missing Teen, The Dead Brother and The Killer Stepdad (Documentary and Article)

Amy Fitzpatrick: A Lost Irish Girl This case is subject to a lot of hearsay and potential misinformation. While I attempt to be factual in what I report, contradictory information is presented from different sources. I also intend to avoid any slanderous or potentially libellous comments on the living parties involved by avoiding commenting directly on whatever my opinions may be but rather supposing hypothetical theories based on the information. If you have any questions, email me at admin@mysteryconfidential.com Ultimately, I do this, because I want to make a difference in the case and hopefully alert somebody to a case - that may lead to discovery. My thoughts on making this video are 100% with Amy's. This story is certainly eye-opening, particularly the events after Amy Fitzpatrick vanished. But let’s not forget that it involves the disappearance of a teenage girl. A girl that would now be in her early thirties and the world has been robbed of Amy. I hope that we can re

The Vending Machine Murder

The Vending Machine Murders 12 people were murdered and 35 were poisoned in 1985, in a rare and strange spate of indiscriminate poisonings taking place in Japanese vending machines. Police were unable to gather sufficient evidence into the murder and the case remains unsolved. The tainted drinks that the twelve victims consumed were predominately poisoned with paraquat (with one possible copycat case using a different substance). Paraquat is a harmful herbicide and weed killer. It is extremely potent and harmful. The substance was banned in the UK in 2007 and it is an extremely controversial compound. There is no antidote to the substance. It will cause serious damage to the human body. The first victim was 52-year-old Haruo Otsu from Hiroshima - on 11th September 1985. On the way to a fishing trip, Otsu bought two bottles of Oronamin C. He died the following day, getting sick after consuming two bottles of the drink. There were 35 poisonings after this one and another 12 deaths

The Strange and Mysterious Disappearance of Mekayla Bali

Mekayla Bali was just sixteen years old when she went missing in April 2016. The case haunts the Bali family, the Canadian public and all of those on the internet that have dove into this horrifying and mysterious case. It has drawn in many internet sleuths and Mekayla even has a Reddit page dedicated to case discussion, alongside a hum of activity about Mekayla’s mystery on Websleuths. Mekayla’s whereabouts need explaining. The family needs closure. And yet, the case continues to baffle investigators, internet sleuths and those with a vested interest in Mekayla’s safe return. Mekayla was an intelligent young girl. She was a good student, a good daughter and (on face value) your typical teenage girl. She had big dreams, wanted to leave her small Canadian town of Yorkton and had desires that even spanned going to America one day. She was shy but also sociable, she had many friends online including on various social media apps such as Kik, Snapchat, and Instagram. Like any youngs

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