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For months, Dorothy Jane Scott had been receiving disturbing phone calls from an obsessed and violent stalker. This mysterious caller promised Dorothy that he would soon take her, and that she belonged to him. On one fateful night, Dorothy dropped a wounded colleague off at a hospital, and then later walked back out into the dark parking lot. That was the last time she was seen.
As strange as this event was, it is merely the beginning of what is one of the darkest and creepiest mysteries yet covered by Strange Matters. Once Dorothy had vanished, her stalker did not simply disappear as well. Instead, he turned his attention to her family, persistently tormenting them with conflicting knowledge of their loved one’s fate.
Check out this episode where the dark and downright unnerving mystery of Dorothy Jane Scott is discussed. All the known theories and ideas are also presented in an attempt to make sense of it all.
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Mary Ann Cotton was a killer in the 1860’s and 70’s. Mary was a poisoner, using arsenic to kill off multiple husbands, friends, and over a dozen children. Her usual trick was to find a suitable man and quickly marry them, often times becoming pregnant right away. Shortly after marriage, she would convince her husband to take a life insurance policy with her as the benefactor. Mary would then poison the husband, and usually several of the children involved as well. This sadistic woman would repeat this process several times, until she had poisoned as many as 21 people before the authorities finally caught on to her act.
