Find me a rabbit hole to fall down

[StuckBetweenDarknessAndLight]

I'm bored. I'm sure I am not the only one. Can anyone give me an interesting story to read about? Conspiracy theories welcome!

Read about Anna Delvey, the New York conwoman. Fascinating stuff, and all over the internet.

Ooh I would like one of this too!

Somewhere to start...?

bestlifeonline.com/unsolved-mysteries/

Theres a podcst about anna delvey.

The social psychology course on coursera was good I thought. Includes original footage of the stanford prison experiment and loads about Milgram.

www.scp-wiki.net/

Fictional ... or is it?

Taman Shud / Somerton Man

If you don't know about tedtalks, go watch tedtalks. Free lectures on fascinating subjects. Social, art, technology. Etc

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Maura_Murray Maura Murray - the rabbit hole to end all rabbit holes. Lots of great pod casts too. Crime junkie does her very well.

Not so much a rabbit hole - but the Elizabeth Holmes case is fascinating. Greed, ambition, narcissism, charisma... a modern day Emperor's new clothes
abcaudio.com/podcasts/the-dropout/

Isdal woman. There’s loads online including a podcast that was made by BBC World Service and one of the Norwegian broadcasters in cooperation with each other.

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0646dbd

m.youtube.com/watch?v=l9lEkLRyL6I

The Maura Murray one is possibly the most baffling mystery I’ve ever read @TheWitchCirce . It’s also fascinating but it feels wrong to say that about a misper case.

I had to try to stop thinking about it in the end. So sad, and creepy and apparently unsolvable. So much about it seems contradictory. Poor Maura.

There’s also the D B Cooper incident OP, if you have never heard of that before.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._B._Cooper

Maura Murray - definitely a real rabbit hole.
Ben McDaniel is an interesting case.
Also Jennifer Kesse - there is a good podcast series about her called Unconckuded.

I'm loving this thread - some I haven't heard of to go and explore. I'll throw in Bryce Laspisa - again Crime Junkie and (I think) Red Handed podcasts are a good introduction
medium.com/@kympasqualini/a-son-goes-missing-the-disappearance-of-bryce-laspisa-d813bf48a535

@ariettyJones. I'd never heard of D B Cooper - looks astonishing.

I frequently go down the rabbit hole reading about these fascinating disappearance cases:

Amy Lynn Bradley

Asha Degree

Andrew Gosden

@CrusoePoll. I had forgotten about Ben McDaniel. There is also the Brilliant Down the Hill podcast but I struggle with that one because we know what happened to Abby and Libby and it's unbearable. But who the hell spoke those words???

Google “urban exploration”
I’m also fascinated by the case of Neil Dovestone.

ooh ooh and Elisa Lam en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elisa_Lam with that creepy videocoolinterestingstuff.com/the-mysterious-case-of-elisa-lam

Jonbenet Ramsey and The West Memphis Three, you will lose hours on these. I second Asha Degree - her case is tragic and baffling.

I second BikeSkiRun recommending Urban Exploration /Urbex. Discovered it sort of accidentally last year, favourite type of rabbit hole to fall down now.

Also, Isdal Woman is fantastic.

Oh yes Asha Degree 💔

@InFiveMins. Is Amy Lynn the young woman on the cruise ship? If nothing else put me off going on a cruise - that case did.

I think I've finally found my MN tribe 😂

Not quite as gritty as above but The Elle Beau blog/anti MLM coalition is a fascinating read and I definitely lost about three hours to it

What happened to Annie? Is a very interesting podcast.