Solving The Most Absurd Case In Japan’s History — The Glico-Morinaga incident (or The Monster With 21 Faces) is a notorious police case of extortion and manhunt in Japan, beginning in 1984 and ending in 1985. The identity and motives of the group behind this mystery puzzled police investigators and panicked Japan’s urban population for years. …

Reasonable Doubts And Circumstancial Evidence — We must attend to both sides of an argument before forming an opinion. However, a murder case is not about what we think, but what we know. Upon putting a man on death row, judges will specifically instruct the jury as follows: A reasonable doubt as to the defendant’s guilt…

Is There A Solution In This Bizarre Case? — One case of missing people I’ve studied for quite some time is the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Tiffany Whitton. A young mother that disappeared nine years ago at 26, was last seen in her local Walmart, Marietta, Georgia in 2013. She was a person with weaknesses, having to overcome…

Investigating The Most Bizarre Conspiracy Theory Ever! — Has the music industry been using a doppelgänger of Avril Lavigne for the past 19 years? This is what an online theory first published in 2011 on a Brazilian blog suggests, and several content creators since then popularized it. This controversial hypothesis proposes that Avril Lavigne passed away and a…

September 11, 2001: Shock and Awe — While public opinion accepts the official explanation, most people still feel something was not quite right regarding the details of the events that unfolded that day. With the internet in its infancy, each TV channel was giving a slightly different version of the events, but they all promoted the official…

The Key To What Is Holding You Back — We often wonder why we struggle at work and fail to attain success. Well, we’ve been doing it wrong the entire time! I’ve also been there, doing my best to prove my worth to my manager, but failing to realize what was critical in my approach. While I was top…

The Weird And Horrific Incident Of Mount Asahidake — A rescue helicopter spotted an SOS sign while seeking two lost hikers that went missing on Mt. Asahi (a.k.a. Mount Asahi-Dake, 旭岳) on the island of Hokkaido, Northern Japan, in 1989. This sign was the reason the rescue team saved these two missing men.

How Do We Define Success When Even The Term Is Vague And Uncertain? — We often wonder what success means and why we should pursue it. I remember how years ago when I was still in college, a friend suggested this: “Listen, buddy, there are two kinds of people in this world: Successful and unsuccessful. Which one do you want to be?”. The maturity…

Our Modern Eye In The Universe — We had high hopes for James Webb, and the first images further enhanced our interest, with millions more people finding a renewed interest in Cosmology. The first images from JWST (James Webb Space Telescope) surpassed everyone’s expectations, and the data it conveys allow astronomers to re-evaluate details and observations. JWST…