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Real cases the world never closed. Vanishings, cold cases and unexplained events, retold as illustrated files with every source listed. 🎧 Many now narrated. New file every week.

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Strange World Files (@strangeworldfiles.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 25 octobre 2026. Le compte a 24 abonnés, suit 62 comptes et a publié 94 posts.

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  • Strange World Files@strangeworldfiles.bsky.social

    Would you go back for something you forgot, if it meant being on that road at 8:15? Hiroshima, 6 August 1945. Tsutomu Yamaguchi went back for a small name stamp. Three days later, in Nagasaki, bandaged, he was telling his boss what one bomb had done to a city. Then the second flash came.

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  • Strange World Files@strangeworldfiles.bsky.social

    How does a ship sink without ever leaving the dock? Chicago, 24 July 1915. The SS Eastland was full of factory workers and their families, all dressed up for a company picnic across the lake. It was still tied to the wharf.

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  • Strange World Files@strangeworldfiles.bsky.social

    In 2026, a lab at Oklahoma State University found a stronger lead. Detectives tracked down a family member and compared the DNA. It matched. On 15 October 2026, police said his name: Edward "Buddy" Jackson, from Arkansas.

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  • Strange World Files@strangeworldfiles.bsky.social

    People may have boated right over him for 40 years. A woman at a Lake Mead boat ramp screamed first. Half sunk in the drying mud lay a rusted steel barrel. There was a man inside. In the 1980s, that spot was deep water. 🧵

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    He reached base camp a few hours before Yates and their camp minder planned to leave. Yates was criticised for cutting the rope. Simpson always defended him and said he'd have done the same. He wrote Touching the Void (1988) partly to explain why. Full illustrated story on our site.

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