#unexplained disappearance

Unexplained Disappearance

Charlie Noonan, an enthusiast of all things supernatural, was told of a strange woman who was apparently not human. Said to live on her own in an isolated farmhouse, it was said that she only appeared as a woman from a distance, and that her scarf was actually concealing her true nature. The woman was reportedly always seen with a large dog by her side. An avid photographer, Noonan decided to investigate the story on his travels. He vanished during the trip, and was never heard from again.

Years later, a pawnbroker who remembered Noonan’s disappearance contacted Noonan’s wife, after buying what appeared to be Noonan’s camera. When Mrs Noonan had the film developed, there was only one photo on the roll. That picture is the one shown above. No further information was gathered from the photo, and Noonan remains missing.

From Episode #3:

Asha Jaquilla Degree disappeared on February 14th, 2000 from her home in Shelby, North Carolina when she was 9 years old. She was last seen around 4:00am walking alone along Highway 18 near Shelby. Since her disappearance her book bag and other belongings have been found but she has never reappeared. The FBI is offering a reward of $25,000 for any information leading to an arrest in her case. It is now believed that Asha was last seen getting into a car described as “a dark green, 1970s either Lincoln Mark IV or Ford Thunderbird with rust around the wheel well”.

If anyone has any information about the disappearance of Asha Degree please call the FBI at (704) 672 6100

For more information about the case visit:

Kristin Foundation - Asha Degree

The Flannan Isles have always been viewed with much suspicion and, while inhabitants of other islands brought sheep the twenty miles to the Flannan Isles to graze, they would never spend a night there. The lighthouse keepers, as the only permanent residents, did not have much of a choice.

In December 1900, the lighthouse keepers all vanished without a trace. When the lighthouse was searched, there seemed to be no clue as to what had happened, aside from a log book containing entries leading up to whatever caused the men to disappear.

December 12. Gale north by northwest. Sea lashed to fury. Never seen such a storm. Waves very high. Tearing at lighthouse. Everything shipshape. James Ducat irritable.

December 12. Storm still raging, wind steady. Stormbound. Cannot go out. Ship passing sounding foghorn. Could see lights of cabins. Ducat quiet. Donald McArthur crying.

December 13. Storm continued through night. Wind shifted west by north. Ducat quiet. McArthur praying.

December 13. Noon, grey daylight. Me, Ducat and McArthur prayed.

And the final entry:

December 15. 1pm. Storm ended, sea calm. God is over all.