disappearance

For many years the Bermuda triangle has been surrounded by myths and fables of missing…

For centuries the legions of the Roman army conquered all before them. Sweeping across Europe,…

In America, every 40 seconds, a child goes missing or has been abducted. The FBI’s…

In 1974, two men in Iceland went missing, ten months apart. Eventually six people would…

As family names go, few conjure up images of wealth and privilege as strongly as…

For much of human history the sea has been a dangerous place, and there were…

On the 4 July 1928, a Fokker Trimotor took off from Croydon airport to the…

In the far north of Canada, Lake Anjikuni can be an inhospitable place. Covered with…

In 1851, a prospector and homesteader in New South Wales in Australia noticed something interesting…

NASCAR, with its high speeds and crowded tracks, is a dangerous sport, and the requirements…

The Bobby Dunbar mystery is almost more terrifying than a murder mystery. It is the story of a child lost and another likely taken from his mother.

British diplomat Benjamin Bathurst suddenly disappeared in 1809. The theory is that he fell among thieves and was murdered for his coat and money.

The disappearance of Agatha Christie would make front page news and sparked a nation-wide hunt that included thousands of volunteers.

There are disappearances that capture the attention of the public for one reason or another. Here are five famous disappearances in history.

On 12 December 1910, heiress and socialite Dorothy Arnold vanished from the streets of New York City, never to be seen or heard from again.