Jamie Lavis was the second of five children in a large family living in Manchester, England. On May 5, 1997, Jamie went out to play but never returned home. As panic set in, his family reported him missing, and both police and neighbors joined the search. 
On the morning of September 8, Le left her apartment traveled to the Sterling Hall of Medicine on Yale’s campus. Around 10 a.m., she walked from Sterling Hall to her research lab at 10 Amistad Street, leaving behind her purse, cell phone, credit cards, and cash in her office. 
On April 1 at approximately 11:00 AM, they began hiking the El Pianista trail near the cloud forests surrounding Baru volcano, close to Boquete. However, when they missed an appointment with a local guide the following morning, concern began to grow. 
On November 10, 2009, Antoinette Davis called the police and informed the authorities that her daughter had been kidnapped. 
On the evening of February 9, 2004, police were called about a car accident on Route 112 in Woodsville, New Hampshire. A black car with a woman at the wheel was stuck in a ditch. 
On the evening of February 21, 1990, Ronald Thomas and Talana Kreeger had been drinking and playing pool. They also argued about homosexuality, as Kreeger was a lesbian. 
Jennifer Kesse lived in Orlando, Florida. She had a stable life, working as a finance manager, and was in a steady relationship, supported by her loving family. So, when Jennifer suddenly vanished without a trace, it seemed highly unlikely she disappeared willingly. 
On the morning he vanished, Andrew had trouble waking up and appeared more irritable than usual. He left the house at 8:05 a.m. and was spotted by a family friend walking through a park toward his regular bus stop, but he never boarded the school bus that day. 
Mateusz was a 30-year-old Polish construction worker from Hutków, who had been living and working in Hanover, Germany, for 5 years with his father. He was in a long-distance relationship with his pregnant fiancée in northwestern Poland. He left to see her on March 28, 2018. 
2. This recovered police shield belonged to John William Perry. While he was at police headquarters filing his retirement papers, he heard the first explosion. He requested his badge and rushed to the tower to help. Perry was killed while assisting a woman in the South Tower as it collapsed. The NYPD posthumously awarded him the Medal of Honor.
2. In December 1963, while spearfishing off Australia's southern coast, Rodney Fox was attacked by a Great White Shark, suffering severe injuries including a punctured diaphragm, torn lung, pierced scapula, and exposed abdomen and organs. Rescuers left his wetsuit intact to keep his organs from spilling out. After four hours of surgery and 462 stitches, Fox survived one of the most severe non-fatal shark attacks in history.
2. Filipino politician Reynaldo Dagsa inadvertently captures his assassin moments before he was shot while attempting to take a photo of his family. 
2. Photo taken by Nick Ut in Vietnam during the war in 1972. The image is called ‘The Terror of War’, and it captures Vietnamese running after a napalm bomb was dropped. 
2. In June 2021, lobster diver Michael Packàrd was swallowed by a humpback whale. For over 30 seconds, his crewmates feared for his life, but fortunately, the whale resurfaced after about 40 seconds, spitting out Packàrd. Miraculously, he survived. 
2. Istvan Reiner, a four-year-old boy, smiles innocently in a studio portrait, unaware of the tragic fate that awaited him at Auschwitz concentration camp, where he was murdered. 
2. Surveillance footage from April 2006 shows Brian Shaffer entering the Ugly Tuna Saloona bar in Columbus, Ohio, with two friends. In a later clip, he is seen talking to two women outside the bar around 2 am. After leaving the camera's view, he mysteriously disappeared and was never seen again.
2. In 2005, China Arnold tragically ended her 28-day-old baby's life by placing the infant in a microwave during a heated argument with her boyfriend concerning the child's paternity. 