10 Mysteries Involving Families Who Were Killed Or Disappeared

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The investigation had several false starts. A postman said he saw the kids walking away from the beach at 3 pm, although the exact time may not have been correct. A witness said that she saw the children playing with “a lean, blond man in a blue bathing suit.” (Arnna had mentioned to her parents previously that Jane had a new boyfriend at the beach, but they dismissed it at the time.) The children were also seen buying snacks using a £1 bill, though their parents hadn’t given them one, so it’s presumed someone else gave the children the money.

The children are not believed to have drowned because all of their belongings disappeared along with them.

Perhaps most disturbing is the fact that the parents received letters a couple years after the children vanished. The letters claimed to be from the children’s captor, arranging a time and place he would turn over the children. However, when the children’s parents arrived at the designated meeting place, no one was there, and it was later discovered that the letters were a hoax.

To this day, no one knows what happened to the Beaumont children.

The Jamison Family May Have Been The Victims Of Anything From Meth Dealers To A Cult
The Jamison family (husband and wife, Bobby and Sherilyn, and their daughter, Madyson) lived a peaceful life in Eufaula, Oklahoma. The town is home to just over 500 people, and when the Jamisons went missing, over 100 people engaged in the search.

The family’s truck was found alongside the road, but there didn’t appear to be signs of a struggle. Wallets and cell phones were found inside as well as the family dog, Maizy. (Maizy was fine and ended up finding another home). Nothing was found until four years later when human remains were discovered. It would take another year for those remains to be confirmed to be the Jamisons.

Numerous theories have come up over the years although nothing has ever been substantiated. Some people in the town believed Bobby and Sherilyn were involved in a crystal meth deal gone wrong. The Red Oak Mountain region of Oklahoma is a central hub for meth production. The Jamisons had also recently had a run-in with a white supremacist they kicked out of their home. Not only that, but Bobby Jamison had an ongoing feud with his father (who had mafia ties) and had taken out a restraining order against him.