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A true crime podcast discussing unsolved mysteries both past and present.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Mystery Still Unsolved turns unresolved cases into approachable, conversational stories with clear timelines and a steady eye for the gaps that still matter.
Mystery Still Unsolved is a conversational True Crime show built around unsolved mysteries, missing-person stories, current cases, television recap material, and the occasional folklore mystery.
That delayed jungle search gets Rachelle's side-eye; your own skepticism has company.
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A chatty Texas Chupacabra story that keeps folklore tied to one very specific chicken-coop mystery.
Rachelle starts with a long, plainly personal catch-up about being sick and managing her preschooler, then moves into the Chupacabra legend and the Cuero, Texas chicken deaths.
A conversational Wendigo episode that moves from personal chatter into folklore, appetite, and historical accounts.
Mysteries Still Unsolved approaches the Wendigo with a chatty, slightly unruly rhythm that fits the subject. Rachelle opens with home-life chatter about her kids and school schedule, then moves into the legend and builds it through hunger, greed, excess, superhuman speed, and…
A chatty forest mystery with eerie legends, a perfect bare circle, and enough odd detail to keep the mood uneasy.
Hoya Bashu is framed as a Romanian forest mystery with a slightly goofy opening, then settles into a loose, conversational run through the legends around it.
Amsterdam homicide story with a conversational host and a measured pace.
This episode centers on an unsolved homicide in Amsterdam, using Alexander Levin's death and the stretch around the IJ Canal and Central Station as its main hook. The city does a lot of the work here.
A chatty cursed-jewelry story that gets strongest once the folklore turns properly strange.
Mystery Still Unsolved turns cursed jewelry into a brisk, conversational look at superstition, ownership, and how a beautiful object can gather a dark reputation.
A patient, uneasy look at a disappearance that keeps its questions open.
The episode treats the disappearance as more than a puzzle. Travel plans, a missed trailhead meeting, a host family waiting, and a search that lags behind the fear all give the story weight.
A playful podcast detour that ties fingerprint history to a criminal attempt to erase identifying marks.
Mysteries Still Unsolved opens with an April Fool's special that wanders in an easy, conversational way through fingerprints and the odd lengths criminals have gone to in order to hide theirs.
A chatty missing-person case built around one very unsettling walk home.
Mysteries Still Unsolved handles Melanie Etier's disappearance with a steady, everyday unease. A friend's walk, a suspicious vehicle, and Melanie leaving Ryan's house without knowing about the earlier scare give the episode its strongest moments.
Outdoor mysteries, mapped with human common sense.
Georgia politics from inside the room.
True crime measured by the evidence.
Mysteries, lore, and nervous laughter.
Explores the unsolved disappearance of Ilva Hagner, a 42-year-old Swedish NASA worker who vanished in the 1990s under suspicious circumstances.
Mystery Still Unsolved focuses on the disappearance of Melanie Etier, who was born on Christmas Day 1980 and went missing at age 16 in New Liskeard, Ontario.
Host Rachelle explores six pieces of cursed jewelry, including the infamous Hope Diamond and Black Orlov Diamond, detailing their dark histories of theft, misfortune, and death.
Rachelle opens with life updates and a funny complaint about wearing the wrong shoes to her daughter's school Art Night.
Rachelle covers Hoya Baciu, the forest west of Cluj-Napoca in Transylvania that she calls “the Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania.” She describes reports of burns, rashes, headaches, high fevers, and soil samples that showed higher-than-usual radioactivity from natural uranium in the subsoil.
Rachelle comes back from four weeks away with cold-case energy to spare.
Mysteries Still Unsolved opens with an April Fool's special and a relaxed, conversational studio vibe, plus a very special guest.
A passerby near Amsterdam’s IJ Canal spotted bright blue plastic in the water, and police opened the parcel to find a human torso.
The host Rachelle discusses the legend of the Wendigo, a cannibalistic creature from Algonquin folklore, covering its origins, physical descriptions, historical accounts like Swift Runner's case, and modern interpretations as a metaphor for greed.
Rachelle on Mystery Still Unsolved frames the chupacabra as a recent cryptid, noting that stories surged from Puerto Rico in the 1990s and spread to Mexico and the Southwestern United States.