There are no international crimes that have not been solved in the end

Jack the Ripper, a man with an axe in New Orleans.

Brighton truck female corpse case.

Wallace case.

The mysterious case in Melbourne.

Black Dahlia Event.

The ** in the moonlight.

In those years, those people were stolen wallets.

There are many, such as the Kennedy death full of conspiracy theories, the Zodiac Killer, the Hwaseong serial murders, the Black Dahlia, etc., including the murder of Lan Keer, which was quite sensational a while ago, and the most impressive one so far is of course Jack the Ripper in 1888.

Here are the top 10 unsolved cases in the world

There are not many that are not broken, only those that cannot be broken and those who do not want to be broken.

If you have been to Guilin or Guangxi, you will know that there is a very interesting custom in the local area that people are not allowed to enter the ground after death, but to open a hole in the high cliff, where they use manpower to climb up to the cave at the warp of about four or five hundred and three meters, and bury people there.

If you know enough, you will find that South America is actually a very interesting country, and the cultural time of their emergence is earlier than the cultural time of all our other worlds, but the time of their cultural eradication is the earliest of all cultural eradication, which is difficult for many people to understand, and has not been solved so far.

Zhu Ling, a 1992 chemistry student at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China, developed thallium poisoning symptoms at the end of November 1994, and was finally diagnosed and treated with the help of the Internet. This is China, but also the world's first large-scale use of the Internet for international telemedicine attempt, because it has not been solved for more than ten years, this case has aroused the first and Internet reports and outside attention and discussion.

Zhu Ling's case is an old case, and the ** series of murder cases, the Nanda corpse crushing case, etc., are called the world's strange cases, the previous ** series of murder cases in the ** lasted but eight years of efforts, successfully solved, but the Zhu Ling case and the Nanda corpse crushing case do not see any dawn of detection for the time being. What's worse is that the victim Zhu Ling is still suffering from illness, life is worse than death, and the pain that his parents have endured for more than 20 years is unimaginable and embarrassing.

Nanjing Diao Aiqing case 1This case was cited in the TV series Ten Deadly Sins, but it was really not solved in reality, and the more hope there was in the future, the slimmer it became. 2.

After this case happened, all walks of life and the Internet have been discussed for a long time, many people have discussed their suspects, and even interrogated some suspects, but to no avail, so I hope that if you don't have conclusive evidence, don't easily locate a certain person.

In 1661, France was under the reign of Louis XIV under the Bourbon dynasty. On a sunny morning, a special guest was welcomed to a castle on the island of St. Margaret's. He said he was a guest, but he was actually held here as a prisoner.

The prisoner was tall, young, and elegantly behaved, with the only difference being that he wore an iron mask at all times so that his face could not be seen. The chin guards of the mask are fitted with steel springs, allowing him to eat, talk and breathe freely without the slightest inconvenience. This is one of the most puzzling mysteries in history, the mystery of the Man in the Iron Mask.

Nanjing's "1.19" corpse crushing case, also known as the Nanda corpse crushing case and Diao Aiqing case.

Brief facts of the case: On January 10, 1996, a female student in a dormitory on the Gulou Campus of Nanjing University violated the school's regulations on the use of electrical appliances, resulting in the punishment of Diao Aiqing, who served as the head of the dormitory. Diao Aiqing was in a bad mood and went out for a walk, and never returned to the dormitory after that. A few days later, the girl in the same dormitory saw an advertisement for the identification of the corpse from "Nanjing**", and the characteristics of the clothes described in the advertisement were very similar to Xi Aiqing.

Several students went to the site of the body identification with the school authorities. The deceased was identified as Xi Aiqing, and the toutou was boiled red and cut off very neatly.

The deceased was found on 19 January 1996. A woman clearing snow picked up a bag full of slices of meat on Huaqiao Road near Xinjiekou in Nanjing, and found three fingers while cleaning her home, so she reported the crime. Later, the rest of the body was found on Shuizuogang Road and Longwang Mountain, wrapped in a bag and a sheet.

After the corpse was cooked, it was cut into more than 2,000 slices, the knife work was very fine, and the clothes and intestines of the deceased were neatly stacked, which shows the cruelty and strong psychological quality of **.

Victim's Situation:

Post-incident investigation.

When cracking the case, the special case group launched crowd tactics and conducted an extensive and meticulous investigation. At that time, almost all the police in Nanjing were involved in the case to varying degrees. Some were transferred to the task force to participate directly, and more were investigated in the areas under their jurisdiction.

At that time, most of the places where the corpses were dumped were concentrated in the downtown area, as many as five or six places. Anyone who has been present at the dumping site, such as a garbage bin, as long as anyone who has dumped the garbage will be examined one by one. Based on the location of the body dump and the relevant investigations, it is speculated that the body should have lived near the university campus, and it is likely that the body was dumped by bicycle.

In the Nanda corpse shredding case, the suspect took out the organs on the victim's body and placed them neatly, indicating that the suspect was very brutal and had a strong psychological quality.

The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines, the Loch Ness Monster, the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle, the mystery of Stonehenge, the mystery of UFOs, the mystery of the mummy curse.

There are two kinds of unsolved cases in the world. The first case was the "corpse shredding case" that shocked all walks of life in Nanjing, and the second case was on the 375 bus that happened in 95.

Tunguska **, the bright light of the sky, hundreds of hectares of forest were destroyed in an instant, and there is still a large crater with a diameter of several kilometers at the place of the incident, and the reason for this incident is still a mystery. The main reason is that human technology is relatively backward, so there has been no investigation of strong evidence to find the real cause.

The ** case of Jack the Ripper has not been solved for a hundred years, but the case has been solved recently, and the details can be searched on the Internet. And now, despite the rapid development of science and technology, there are still many well-known cases that cannot be solved, such as the Lan Keer case that happened in the United States not long ago, you search for "unsolved unsolved cases" on the Internet, there will be a lot, there will always be cases in the world that cannot be solved, because the road is one foot high, and the struggle between detection and anti-detection will never stop.

I think it may be because we don't know their inner thoughts and logic at that time, we don't know what they think, so there are some unsolved cases until now.

Yes, for example, Malaysia Airlines is missing, there are many people in this car, about 50 people, he just disappeared out of thin air, it has been a year or two, and he still hasn't been found.

I think there's a lot of it, like those unsolved mysteries of the world. Until now, scientists have not been able to use science to explain this problem and phenomenon.

There is a case in my country that has not been solved so far, that is, the case of Diao Aiqing's corpse in Nanjing, which was not solved I think it was because the technology was not enough at that time, and now some clues have disappeared.

Of course, the most impressive one is Jack the Ripper in 1888. Here are the top 10 unsolved cases in the world

There are many cases in the world that have not been solved, for example, there are many cases in Sherlock Holmes that cannot be solved because of the time. The level of science and technology is not enough to solve these problems well.

World history is one of those cases that have not been solved so far, in fact, there are many reasons why they can't be solved, I think it's very likely that it's because ** has destroyed the corpse.

In China, there is one: the mystery of Peng Jiamu's disappearance has not yet been solved. Personal guess: It should have been killed by someone who traveled with me.

I remember that there was a case that seemed to be a corpse shredding case at NTU, and it had been many years, and it still didn't seem to have been solved! There are also some ancient unsolved cases that have not been solved.

Daxing, Guangxi, Daoxian three major cases.

Apocalypse**; Tunguska Great**; Yongzheng's death, etc.

Really closed off yourself. It's basically a person playing marbles, a person reading a book, a person doing homework, and a person living a lifetime.

I don't know what are the unsolved cases in the history of the world, but if you want to know, you can ask your history teacher, and he should know.

In February 2009, a dog walker discovered a human bone in Simesa, Albuquerque, New Mexico, a discovery that led to the largest crime scene in U.S. history, the dumping site of an unidentified killer, known locally as "Bone Collectors."

In the middle of the night on December 30, 2000, a murder occurred in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, Japan, and there is no result yet.

The case of the truck woman in Brighton, England (1934) This is also one of the most mysterious cases, it should have been able to be solved, but it is still a mystery to this day.

11 The Nanjing corpse shredding case, in which the corpses were boiled and cut into slices and put into bags and thrown away at different places, has not been solved so far.

There are some unsolved cases in the world that I think should be Malaysia Airlines, because she didn't find its prototype after reading, and she didn't know that it had drifted to **.

The unsolved case in the world, the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines, the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines, has been missing for four or five years, but it has still not been found.

Zhu Ling has no history of contact with thallium, and it is believed that it was a poisoning incident, but after the investigation of this case, it has risen and fallen several times, and ** is still at large, and there is no clear result.

The axe killer of New Orleans, who may have been a white man, seems to have a particular hatred for Italian-owned grocery stores. He killed at least eight Italian grocers. He always pried open the door at night, and then hacked to death the sleeping people inside with an axe.

But by October 1919 it had ceased altogether – perhaps because the man with the axe had died – and his motives were unknown, but apparently not for money.

I think there are a lot of unsolved cases in the world, such as those that we see on the Internet because we don't know much about them, so these unsolved cases take time to solve.

If there are unsolved cases in the world, I actually think it was in ancient times.

Jack the Ripper.

The American Zodiac Serial Murder Case.

Men with axes in New Orleans.

Brighton truck female corpse case.

The ** in the moonlight.

The case of terror in Melbourne.