• Tsundoku; 'Because We All Have The Mysteries Piled

  • Written by: Ray
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Tsundoku; 'Because We All Have The Mysteries Piled

Written by: Ray
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  • Every week, I set out on a journey to know some more about our mysterious world. In the form of true crime, supernatural phenomenon, unsolved mysteries and much more. Join me on this adventure for thrill combined with some knowledge, and who knows maybe some of you can actually come up with you own theories and explanation. You can send me an email to tsundokuwithray@gmail.com Music by
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Episodes
  • The Dyatlov Pass incident

    The Dyatlov Pass incident
    Jun 8 2023
    On the night of February 1st, 1959, 9 Russian hikers died under unexplained circumstances during a skiing expedition in the northern Ural Mountains. The 64-year-old mystery which is still not solved or atleast there is no accepted cause for the incident is one of the most bizarre tragedy that happened in the last century. What do you think happened to those 9 hikers? Was it some natural force or perhaps something else? This is the reminisce of The Dyatlov Pass incident.
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    43 mins
  • The Lead Masks Case

    The Lead Masks Case
    Jun 1 2023
    On August 20, 1966, two Brazilian electronic technicians, Manoel Pereira da Cruz and Miguel José Viana were found dead on the Morro do Vintém (Vintém Hill) in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. Both wore lead masks that's were the case got its name because no one really knows why or how did they die. Was it a suicide? A murder? Or something entirely different? Over 50 years and the case is still unsolved.
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    35 mins
  • The Voynich Manuscript

    The Voynich Manuscript
    May 25 2023
    The voynich manuscript which bears the name of an antiques dealer named Wilfrid Voynich who came across it in 1921. The manuscript which contains almost 240 pages is a 600 year old, undecipherable medieval manuscript with contains codes and bizarre illustrations. None knows who the author was or why it was written or where it was written. It still sits in the Yale University's library, containing all kinds of secrets and what not.
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    39 mins

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