Netflix's 'Unsolved Mysteries' Volume 2 trailer reveals six more chilling cases with many questions and few answers

New episodes investigate tsunami spirits, stolen kids, and suspicious suicides.
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Netflix's 'Unsolved Mysteries' Volume 2 trailer reveals six more chilling cases with many questions and few answers
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Who's ready to do a little more sleuthing?

Unsolved Mysteries is back with six more chilling cases that still need to be solved. The new episodes tackle the strange events leading up to the murder of a former White House aide; the secret identity of a woman who was shot in her hotel room; the escape of a convicted killer on death row; the spirits that haunted Japan after a massive tsunami; the unexplainable lake drowning of a woman in a small town; and the disappearance of two toddlers from a New York City park.

While the original Unsolved Mysteries first aired in 1987, the series premiered its latest reboot on Netflix this past July to many positive reviews. Like the previous set of episodes, the new ones will continue to explore the unexplainable through a mix of interviews, reenactments, and archival footage.

Unsolved Mysteries Volume 2 hits Netflix on Oct. 19.

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Brooke Bajgrowicz is an Entertainment Fellow. She used to write about music for Billboard, but now she tackles movies and TV shows for Mashable.


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