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The Buried podcast focuses on various true crime cases, ranging from murders and disappearances to strange mysteries. The crimes often take place in Asia, but the podcast also covers some...
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The Buried podcast focuses on various true crime cases, ranging from murders and disappearances to strange mysteries. The crimes often take place in Asia, but the podcast also covers some lesser-known cases from other regions. New episodes are released once a week on Wednesdays.
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21 NOV 2024 · The 2014 Sewol ferry disaster in South Korea was a devastating tragedy that claimed 296 lives, mostly high school students, after the ship capsized due to overloading and poor handling. Mismanagement and delayed rescue efforts worsened the crisis, as passengers were instructed to remain in place while the crew, including the captain, abandoned ship. Media misinformation and government inaction fueled public outrage, leading to mass protests and lasting mistrust. The event exposed deep flaws in safety protocols, governance, and the media. Even years later, the tragedy left profound scars on survivors, victims' families, and the nation, symbolizing the price of negligence and systemic failure.
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20 NOV 2024 · In 2011, the Dupont de Ligonnès family mysteriously disappeared in Nantes, France, sparking a nationwide search. Their bodies, including their pets, were later found buried at their home, with evidence pointing to the father, Xavier, as the perpetrator. Financial troubles and meticulous planning suggested a motive, but Xavier vanished, evading capture despite a massive manhunt. In 2019, a mistaken arrest reignited media attention, but the case remains unsolved, leaving the motive and Xavier's whereabouts a haunting mystery.
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19 NOV 2024 · In 2018, Danny Filipidis, a Canadian skier, mysteriously disappeared during a trip to Whiteface Mountain, New York, only to be found alive 4,000 kilometers away in Sacramento, California, five days later. Filipidis had no memory of how he got there, recalling only fragmented and surreal events, including waking in a forest, riding in a truck, and appearing at an airport with a new hairstyle. Despite extensive investigations, no plausible explanation was found, leaving the case a baffling mystery that continues to intrigue and inspire theories.
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18 NOV 2024 · In 2009, 15-year-old Kayla Berg disappeared from Antigo, Wisconsin, after a family friend, Kevin Kielcheski, reportedly dropped her off at her boyfriend's apartment, though he had moved out months earlier. Despite police suspicion and searches involving Kevin, no evidence or leads surfaced. Years later, a chilling video believed to feature Kayla was debunked as fictional, and her case remains unsolved, leaving her mother clinging to hope for her daughter's return.
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15 NOV 2024 · In today’s episode, we dive into the mysterious 2004 disappearance of Maura Murray on Route 112 in Haverhill, New Hampshire. Maura, a talented yet troubled young woman, vanished after a car accident on a snowy mountain road, sparking one of the first widely shared online missing person cases. Despite a police investigation and extensive media coverage, her fate remains unknown. Her scent vanished near the accident scene, suggesting she may have willingly left with someone. Over the years, public interest has been fueled by social media theories and eerie online videos hinting at a connection, yet no credible leads have emerged. Maura’s disappearance remains a haunting mystery of the social media age.
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14 NOV 2024 · In this episode, we explore the chilling case of Matsuzawa Kayo, a Japanese woman who vanished in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1998. A month after her arrival, Kayo’s dismembered body was discovered in an emergency exit stairwell, sparking a high-profile investigation. Police efforts were thwarted by missing security footage, suspicious log deletions, and lack of physical evidence, leading to several dead-end suspects, including a guard and a Ukrainian backpacker. Over time, the case went cold, but it remains active, with recent hints of new evidence potentially linking the suspect to other crimes. Despite the years that have passed, New Zealand authorities and Kayo's family hold onto hope for justice.
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13 NOV 2024 · The 1978 disappearance of five young men from Yuba City, California, remains a chilling mystery, often likened to the Dyatlov Pass incident. On February 25, after watching a basketball game, the men vanished, and their abandoned car was later found on a remote mountain road, far from their intended route. The car, undamaged and with fuel remaining, raised questions about why they left it in such a cold, snow-covered area. Despite extensive searches, poor weather conditions hindered early efforts. Months later, as snow melted, searchers discovered the bodies of several men near an abandoned trailer in the woods, where one of them, Ted, had frozen to death despite accessible food supplies. Odd findings, like a gold watch and Gary's missing shoes, added to the puzzle. Gary, the only one with a military background and of average intelligence, was never found, intensifying suspicions about what may have happened. The case has spurred numerous theories, but it remains unresolved, leaving behind a legacy of eerie questions and unexplainable details.
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12 NOV 2024 · The "Hokkaido Mountain Incident" is a mysterious case involving two Tokyo climbers, Fujita and Mori, who got lost on Mount Asahi in 1989 and were rescued after an SOS sign was spotted. Strangely, they hadn’t created the sign, leading police to investigate further. The sign was traced to a prior climber, Kenichi Morita, who went missing five years earlier. Police found Morita’s remains and an eerie tape recording of his last, desperate pleas for help. However, mysteries linger: Morita lacked tools to create the SOS sign, and records show he was the only missing climber at the time. The case remains unsolved, shrouded in eerie, unanswered questions.
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11 NOV 2024 · The "Black Widow of Gucci" case centers on Patrizia Reggiani, who married into the Gucci family in the 1970s, transforming her life from modest beginnings to one of luxury. Her ambition and opulence strained her marriage with Maurizio Gucci, culminating in a contentious divorce that left her unsatisfied with a $1.5 million alimony. In 1995, Maurizio was shot and killed by a hitman hired by Patrizia, who was later convicted for orchestrating his murder. Despite evidence against her, Patrizia's defense claimed her actions were influenced by complications from a brain tumor. Sentenced to prison, she remained unrepentant, even refusing parole if it required working. Released early in 2016, she resumed receiving alimony, securing her return to a life of luxury, a tale immortalized in books and films.
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7 NOV 2024 · In this episode, we explore the chilling case of Yuki Kamomaemae, a young girl who vanished in Yokkaichi, Japan, in 1991, leaving behind a puzzling series of events that gripped the nation. Yuki disappeared from her home on a quiet spring day, and although her family and the police searched tirelessly, she was never found. A series of bizarre clues surfaced, including strange witness sightings, a mysterious white van, cryptic letters, and unsettling calls. One letter described with disturbing ambiguity pointed to possible connections with the adult entertainment industry and even hinted at Yuki being trafficked to Russia. Another letter, from a medium, claimed Yuki was dead but her spirit wandered, haunted by other souls. Years later, an anonymous caller’s description closely matched a secret suspect, but the lead went cold. Today, Yuki’s fate remains unknown, marking her case as one of Japan’s most infamous unsolved mysteries.
The Buried podcast focuses on various true crime cases, ranging from murders and disappearances to strange mysteries. The crimes often take place in Asia, but the podcast also covers some...
show more
The Buried podcast focuses on various true crime cases, ranging from murders and disappearances to strange mysteries. The crimes often take place in Asia, but the podcast also covers some lesser-known cases from other regions. New episodes are released once a week on Wednesdays.
show less
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