Elvenpath Posted January 30 Posted January 30 This is a famous one here in Argentina. The disappearance of Cecilia Giubileo. The night of the 16th of June, 1985, 39 year old Dr. Giubileo arrived to the "Open Door" mental asylum. Named so because patients were allowed to "walk freely" around the 270 hectares and also get involved in activities such as gardening, farming, etc. She arrived in her car, walked to the administration building and signed her name in the entry book at 21:48. The doctors on call remained in a building called "medical building" until requested by any of the patients. Dr. Giubileo was the only doctor that night. She prescribed fever medicine to a patient, and signed a death certificate for another who died earlier in the day and whose family came to retrieve the body. A patient named Miguel Cano, whom the doctor trusted, requested her presence, apparently the phones weren't working that night. Both walked 500 meters (around 1600 feet) to were her help was needed. Miguel Cano walked with the doctor on her way back, "go ahead, I'll go rest now" were her last words to him. Past midnight a nurse saw her walking back the her quarters. Her last known activities were a chat with another nurse, and brief discussion with a supervisor. She asked for three cigarettes and retired to her quarters to read. The next day, they found her room empty and the bed undone. On her night stand were only her shoes. No trace of her purse, which she always carried with her. Her car was still in the parking lot. Days later a friend of hers called the police to file a missing person's report, while Giubileo's boss intended to sue her for abandoning her job. The lawyer hired by the Dr's family proposed to drain the huge pond located in the property, where it wasn't uncommon to find corpses of missing patients. The proposal was denied due to a lack of funding. Police found no trace of the Dr. Miguel Cano, said that on his way back, after dropping the Dr off at the medical house, he saw the hearse leaving with the corpse of the deceased patient, but he also saw a black car, with all windows up, heading for the medical building. Days later, a patient was found naked in a farmhouse, where she had been raped and abandoned by a group of people. She assured having seen the Dr tied up and beaten. No proof of this being true was found. The Dr's car had a completely empty gas tank, which she had filled the day she went missing. A few hours after her disappearance her room was completely modified, walls were painted over, furniture was moved, and her belongings were removed. Weeks later, her apartment was found a mess and various family members received threats. In November, a bad quality tape arrived to the local police station, a woman who identified herself as the Dr asked for everyone to stop looking for her, she was fine and living in a place where she found the happiness she'd been looking for so long. She said she was living in a village between Ecuador and Colombia where she joined a religious cult. I love reading this kind of stuff so share some please. 1
itsmagic Posted January 30 Posted January 30 Why didn't Kylie didn't include Tightrope on every edition of Fever? To give a serious answer, look up the Don Henry and Kevin Ives, Kurt Sova and Philip Fraser cases. They're very eerie. 3 2
GentleEarthquake Posted January 30 Posted January 30 I will never forget the story of Sylvia Likens 1
popmusicisdead Posted January 30 Posted January 30 the two Dutch girls who went missing in Panama still haunts me to this day 1
GraceRandolph Posted January 30 Posted January 30 3 hours ago, hallucinate said: asha degree I’m more and more suspicious of her parents. The timeline seems a bit wonky, and the 911 call seemed to intentionally frame her as a runaway.
monologueNacafe Posted January 30 Posted January 30 2 hours ago, taylorrrr said: Death of Elisa Lam So spooky
JoeAg Posted January 30 Posted January 30 well… I mean of course we have to mention one close to home, a pop girl mystery 1
JoeAg Posted January 30 Posted January 30 (edited) 2 hours ago, taylorrrr said: Death of Elisa Lam OH MY GOD YEAH I remember being in a media class in sophomore year of high school being utterly transfixed by this case, jeez that was like 12 years ago, I feel old lol. but anyway, I was shook in 2021 how they made a docuseries on netflix about it. well-done for the most part, but there was some extremely bizarre parasocial sh*t towards the end where some dudes would overanalyze Elisa’s tumblr posts and be like “she gets me! I feel like I know her, she was so brilliant and unique” and the post is like “sometimes I feel like it’s me against the world” idk it kinda soured the whole thing for me. if they wanted to interview people about Elisa, they shouldn’t have added some interviews with weird terminally online 45 year old men Edited January 30 by JoeAg
Elvenpath Posted January 30 Author Posted January 30 (edited) 4 hours ago, itsmagic said: Why didn't Kylie didn't include Tightrope on every edition of Fever? To give a serious answer, look up the Don Henry and Kevin Ives, Kurt Sova and Philip Fraser cases. They're very eerie. 4 hours ago, hallucinate said: asha degree 4 hours ago, GentleEarthquake said: I will never forget the story of Sylvia Likens 4 hours ago, popmusicisdead said: the two Dutch girls who went missing in Panama still haunts me to this day 2 hours ago, taylorrrr said: Death of Elisa Lam 24 minutes ago, JoeAg said: well… I mean of course we have to mention one close to home, a pop girl mystery I have looked up all of these and read about them. Thanks. The Sylvia Likens case does not fit in either of the categories mentioned above, but it’s really heartbreaking, too. Edited January 30 by Elvenpath
Johnny Jacobs Posted January 30 Posted January 30 JonBenét Ramsey I mean... Wtf. Her father found her body 7 hours after they reported her missing... in their basement. It's giving: 1
X~MoviePoP Posted January 30 Posted January 30 That dude that left a party, went across a bridge got in a car (apparently it was a guy and the kid might of been gay)..and then he was never seen again. I forgot his name 1
hallucinate Posted January 30 Posted January 30 3 hours ago, GraceRandolph said: I’m more and more suspicious of her parents. The timeline seems a bit wonky, and the 911 call seemed to intentionally frame her as a runaway. yup, i definitely believe the parents know a lot more than they let us know…
Elvenpath Posted January 30 Author Posted January 30 6 hours ago, X~MoviePoP said: That dude that left a party, went across a bridge got in a car (apparently it was a guy and the kid might of been gay)..and then he was never seen again. I forgot his name I think you're talking about Brian Shaffer
X~MoviePoP Posted January 30 Posted January 30 2 hours ago, Elvenpath said: I think you're talking about Brian Shaffer This one is scary too! But thats not the one 1
GraceRandolph Posted January 30 Posted January 30 11 hours ago, X~MoviePoP said: That dude that left a party, went across a bridge got in a car (apparently it was a guy and the kid might of been gay)..and then he was never seen again. I forgot his name Brandon Swanson? 1
glitch Posted January 30 Posted January 30 Abigail Williams and Liberty German. The man in the background of their snapchats is so creepy 1
UnusualBoy Posted January 30 Posted January 30 (edited) 8 minutes ago, glitch said: Abigail Williams and Liberty German. The man in the background of their snapchats is so creepy I think this was solved, I watched a video that someone has been charged for their murder. Edited January 30 by UnusualBoy
glitch Posted January 30 Posted January 30 10 minutes ago, UnusualBoy said: I think this was solved, I watched a video that someone has been charged for their murder. Oh you're right oops
harwee Posted January 31 Posted January 31 Its so interesting that they're now able to solve so many cold cases decades later from family DNA alone. 1
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