16. Dorothy Arnold
Dorothy Arnold’s disappearance was Manhattan’s most talked-about scandal in 1910. One day, the 25-year-old aspiring writer, a wealthy socialite, went out telling her mother she would buy a new gown. She ran into a friend who told her that she was going to Central Park for a walk. That was the last time they saw her. Some people suspect she committed suicide or died from a botched abortion due to a rejected manuscript, but those who saw her that day said she was in excellent spirits, so it seems unlikely.
Dorothy Arnold
17. Bison Dele
NBA star Brian Williams was famously eccentric, roaming Asian nations and going to Lebanese desserts to fire bazookas for fun. He bought a boat called Hakuna Matata in 2007 and said he would sail from Tahiti to Hawaii with his captain, girlfriend, and brother. The boat never came to Hawaii, and Dele’s brother, Miles Dabord, was the only one alive. Two months later, in Phoenix, he was arrested for buying gold using one of his brother’s checks. But since Dabord overdosed on insulin, the murders were never confirmed.
Bison Dele
