These Unsolved Mysteries Plagued the Internet, & So We Decided to Look Into the Details of Each One

The world is full of mysteries — some natural and others... not so much. People go missing or wind up deceased with no explanation, and unidentified objects go flying through the sky. Mysteries without explanations tend to drive the internet mad, and that includes us. Today, we're covering some unsolved mysteries that people still wonder about even now, decades after they happened.

The Yuba County Five, a group of five men, were driving home from a California basketball game in February 1978. They were reported missing when they didn't return home for several days. During a police search, their undamaged car was found 70 miles away from the game they'd attended.

In January 1966, three children of the Beaumont family - all less than 10 - went to the beach to celebrate Australia Day with their mother's permission. They'd gone to the beach by themselves before without incident. They were supposed to return by 2 P.M. that day. By 7:30 P.M., they were still gone.

May 2008 - Brandon Swanson, 19, was driving home at night but accidentally drove into a ditch. He called his parents to get him, claiming to be stuck near Lynd, Minnesota. His parents stayed on the phone as they came to find him until Brandon shouted a swear word over the phone and went silent.

In 1992, Suzie Streeter and Stacy McCall had graduated high school and were leaving a party at 2:15 A.M. They planned to visit a water park the next day and decided to stay at Suzie's house that night with her mother, Sherill.