Pined - The Worlds Most Mysterious Unsolved Crimes!

We open this book with one of the more unusual crimes that has yet to be solved. It started in August 2007, when feet began to wash up on the seashore of the Salish Sea. This sea, which is located in Washington State in the United States and along the coast of British Columbia, has since seen many feet wash ashore. Why it is occurring or where the feet are coming from is a mystery.

According to forensic records, five of the feet were from men; one from a woman and it was impossible to determine the sex of the victim in three of the other feet. There have also been two matches found, where both feet of the victim has washed ashore. Some of the individuals who lost their feet and, apparently, their lives have been identified, but the rest of the body was never found. There have also been several hoaxes involving fake feet being put in the area.

Many of these feet were still wearing the shoe that apparently was being worn during the time that they lost their foot. The first foot, which was found in August 2007 in British Columbia, has been identified as belonging to a man who was listed as missing. It was thought that the man may have been depressed, but the circumstances surrounding his demise are still unknown. Since then, it is thought that as many as 11 feet have turned up on the shores of British Columbia and in the United States. Many of them have decayed to the point where they are unable to be identified.

One of the most unusual parts about this case is the fact that that there does not seem to be any other body parts showing up. There has been some speculation, however, that there was actually no crime that was involved. Rather, they may have been individuals who died in a boating accident, or perhaps in a plane crash that occurred in 2005. The bodies of these victims have never been recovered, but it may be that the feet naturally detached from the body due to decay.

It may also be possible that there is foul play involved and that somebody is responsible for the feet that are washing up on the seashore. If that is the case, the individuals may have been murdered and weighed down to sink to the bottom of the ocean. As the body continued to decay, the feet may have naturally detached and eventually, washed up on the seashore. It is evident that the feet were not removed intentionally, as there are no marks on the feet, which would suggest that somebody was doing it on purpose.

It has been suggested that feet and other body parts may remain in the ocean for a number of years, before they completely decay. They may also float on the currents of the ocean for 1000 miles or more. One suggestion is that these feet have come from victims of the Asian tsunami, which occurred in 2004, although that has yet to be proven.

There are many theories that surround the Salish Sea foot discoveries. It continues to be something that is of interest to those who live in the area, as well as to others who are interested in the possibility that this may be an ongoing, unsolved crime.