Buried

The story of the Frog Boys is one of South Korea's most tragic and unsolved cases. In 1991, five boys from Daegu went missing while searching for salamanders on Wolong Mountain. Despite extensive search efforts involving 318,000 people and over 200 million flyers, their whereabouts remained unknown for 11 years. In 2002, their remains were discovered on the same mountain, raising suspicions about foul play due to the strange condition of the bodies. The case remains unresolved, with no suspects identified, leaving the families devastated and longing for closure.

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In this gripping episode, we delve into the mysterious disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi, a 15-year-old girl who vanished from Vatican City in 1983. Over the past thirty years, her case has been entangled with eerie discoveries, such as an empty tomb and unidentified bones in the Vatican's Teutonic Cemetery. Despite numerous theories involving international conspiracies, the mafia, and the Vatican itself, the mystery remains unsolved. The episode uncovers the chilling events surrounding Orlandi's disappearance and the ongoing quest for answers, leaving the haunting question: what really happened to the missing Vatican girl?

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16-year-old Asami Chida vanished in 2001 while heading to a bakery’s headquarters in Japan. Suspicions fell on the bakery owner, whose alibi was questionable. The police found no concrete evidence, leaving the case unsolved. Years later, a private investigator uncovered shocking new clues.

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In November 2004, Peter and Joan Porco were brutally attacked with an axe. Peter died, while Joan miraculously survived. Investigations revealed that their son Christopher was the murderer, driven by financial motives. Ultimately, he was sentenced to life in prison for his horrifying crime.

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Fifteen-year-old Marie Davis disappeared in New Zealand in 2008, leaving behind suspicious clues: phone calls, missing bed sheets, and a mysterious song. The investigation led to a chilling discovery in a river. Police uncovered the truth—the culprit was a family acquaintance. The case ended in a trial, but the family's grief remains permanent.

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