Three More Extremely Bizarre & Unexplained Disappearances | Missing Persons Archives

In this chilling episode of Missing Persons Archives, we explore three of the most bizarre and unexplained disappearances that defy logic and occurred in plain sight:

- The 1760s vanishing of Owen Parfitt, a partially paralyzed storyteller who disappeared from his porch chair in the English village of Shepton Mallet while neighbors worked nearby, leaving no trace despite immediate searches;

- The 1949 case of WWII veteran James Tedford, who boarded a bus in Vermont's Bennington Triangle—already haunted by his wife Pearl's earlier mysterious absence—and vanished mid-journey without exiting, his belongings left behind as 15 witnesses confirmed he never moved.

- The 1975 urban enigma of Martha Wright, who stepped out to clean her car's rear windshield in New York's Lincoln Tunnel only to evaporate moments later, with no escape routes or foul play evident despite corroborating witnesses.

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These stories blur the line between reality and the impossible, prompting theories of otherworldly forces or glitches in time—join us as we delve into the details and share your thoughts in the comments!

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