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One of the many reasons why I love Unsolved Mysteries is that the iconic true-crime franchise genuinely cares about, well, solving mysteries. Throughout the storied history of the show, Unsolved Mysteries has helped solve over 260 cases. The new Netflix iteration of the classic series has been a hit with fans, producing six intriguing mysteries that have left viewers mystified. From the perplexing death of Rey Rivera to the puzzling case of Lena Chapin and Sandy Klemp, people want answers and the crime fighting duo of Netflix and Unsolved Mysteries are going the extra mile to help.
It’s no secret that Reddit is a popular online destination for true crime fanatics. In a savvy move, Netflix decided to embrace the Reddit community by uploading a Google Drive filled with new and existing evidence from each episode to the Unsolved Mysteries Reddit page.
“We’ve created a public drive with all the assembled evidence, case files, interviews, and video clips for each story that didn’t make it into the final episodes,” Netflix posted on Reddit a few weeks ago. Not only that, the streamer appears to be frequently updating the files with additional information. Eleven days ago, Netflix returned with new evidence, adding both Rey Rivera’s fall trajectory report from “Mystery on the Rooftop” and an assortment of new written testimonies from the Berkshires UFO case.
If you streamed the first six episodes, the exclusive clips and additional information are worth your time. Who knows, perhaps you may be able to help solve a mystery.
The next six episodes of Unsolved Mysteries will premiere on Netflix later this year.
