An example of an unsolved crime is the death of Blair Adams.
What is fascinating about this crime is that Blair was paranoid somebody was
after him. He thought his life was in danger and was trying to run away from
something imaginary. Ironically in July of 1996, Blair was found dead, beaten,
and half-naked in a parking lot in Tennessee. He was from British Columbia in
Canada. No one knows why he left Canada, how he got to Tennessee, or who killed
him.
An example of an unsolved mystery is the mystery of who
Monica Libao’s parents are and what happened to her as a child. Monica found
out the woman she thought was her mother had a hysterectomy before she was
born. Her mom then told her that her half-sister was her actual mom. According
to her half-sister, her real mom sold her for a bus ticket to New York. From
overheard conversations, she got the idea she was kidnapped as a baby. This
would help to explain why they moved 2 times a year for 15 years and she was
never allowed to go to school on picture days. It’s fascinating that Monica
always thought she had a regular biological family, until she was sixteen when
she found out about her mom’s hysterectomy. I can’t imagine what it would be
like stumbling across a fact that would prove that your mom was not your
biological mom. It was something she had never even considered before. It’s
unsettling to think she was likely abducted and is now stuck without any leads
to the truth.
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