The Photos With Disturbing Backstories Iceberg Explained (Part 4)

00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Tara Calico
6:51 - Reynaldo Dagsa
7:22 - Mark David Chapman
13:07 - Pete Spence
13:55 - Joachim Kroll
19:50 - The Institution
20:29 - Jonestown
27:02 - Salem Sighting
27:36 - William Heirens
34:25 - Unit 731
35:09 - Mountain of skulls
38:50 - Apollo astronauts
39:34 - Dyatlov pass
45:14 - Hilo tsunami
45:53 - The stanley hotel
50:00 - Beck weathers
58:00 - Rothschild surrealitic ball
58:47 - Ed gein


"The Photos With Disturbing Backstories Iceberg Explained (Part 4)" takes you deep into the unsettling world of haunting images that hide tragic and chilling tales beneath their surface. From the devastation of The Hilo Tsunami of 1946, captured in photographs that still shock, to the bizarre case of Tara Calico, whose disappearance remains unsolved, each image tells a story of mystery or horror. The infamous murderer Ed Gein makes an appearance, as well as the eerie Stanley Hotel, which inspired one of the most iconic horror stories. There’s also the chilling photograph of Reynaldo Dagsa, who unknowingly captured his own assassin in a family photo. We dive into the moment Mark David Chapman was photographed with John Lennon hours before the tragic incident, and the disturbing actions of Pete Spence and Joachim Kroll, whose crimes shocked their communities. Other entries include mountaineer Beck Weathers, who survived against impossible odds, and the unsettling imagery from The Rothschild Surrealist Ball, which looks straight out of a nightmare. Learn about serial killer William Heirens, and the tragic fate of the Doomed Apollo 1 Astronauts. We also explore mysterious incidents like the infamous Dyatlov Pass tragedy, where eerie photos were found after the unexplained deaths of nine hikers. Part 4 continues to reveal the dark, twisted stories that make these photos unforgettable.