“It appeared that when they were left there they had been in perfect working order… The lake was natural and had been there forever.”

“It appeared that when they were left there they had been in perfect working order… The lake was natural and had been there forever.”

Law enforcement officials all have one unsolved mystery they cannot shake from their psyche. Though everyone wants justice to be cut-and-dry, the fact of the matter is that crimes often go unexplained and unsolved. The creepy tales here, straight from the keyboards of law enforcement officers on Reddit, are similar to the scary stories from the classic television show Unsolved Mysteries.

Maybe you can help determine what really happened. If not, it’ll be just another ambiguous ending.was in a junior police academy and one of the cops told us about a call they got awhile back. And this is true, no joke. I’ll tell it like a story with the details I know.

A wife and husband had just recently got married and everything was all fine and dandy, just working towards the American dream. Anyway, the husband and wife wake up one day and go about their usual routine, the husband kissing his wife goodbye and heads off for work.

Nothing strange, except the wife notices the husband left his glasses which she knew he really needed for his work. So she tries calling him, he doesn’t pick up. She figures, “ahh what the heck, I’m not doing anything today,” so she decides to drop off his glasses to him, his work not being that far away anyway.

So she gets in the car and heads off to her hubby’s work, but as she’s driving she sees a car pulled off on a dirt road and recognizes it as her husband’s car. She pulls off the main road and down the dirt a bit to see if she sees her husband. Sure enough, she sees him standing off to the side of the road a bit. She gets out of her car and calls out his name. He turns his head to look at her, lights a match, and instantly engulfs in flames.

The cops showed us a picture of his body on fire in the fetal position all charred. They never found out why he did it. No suicide note, no indication, nothing.