The CREEPIEST Cases of People Disappearing #3

Summary by Krater

This video examines three historical mysteries involving disappearances: the 1856 disappearance of two boys in rural Pennsylvania, the 1928 disappearance of Glen and Bessie Hyde in the Grand Canyon, and the 1945 Christmas Eve fire that consumed the Sodder family home in West Virginia, leaving five children unaccounted for.

From the video

Answers: What are some of history's most confusing and unsolved disappearances?

• historical disappearances
• unsolved mysteries
• Pennsylvania missing children 1856
• Grand Canyon river rafting disappearance
• Sodder family fire mystery

What it concludes

• In the 1856 Pennsylvania case, Joseph and George disappeared in the woods and their remains were found two weeks later near the Blue Knob State Park area, with evidence pointing to exposure rather than foul play.
• Glen and Bessie Hyde disappeared during a 1928 river rafting trip through the Grand Canyon, leaving behind an intact boat with gear stowed inside, and their fate remains officially unsolved.
• In the 1945 Sodder family fire, five children went missing after a house fire on Christmas Eve, but investigators never found human remains or conclusive proof of whether they died in the fire or were abducted.