10 Private Detectives Who Found TOO MUCH And Were Never Seen Again | Where Did They Go?

Some questions come with a price. For the ten people in this video, that price was their own lives. We are covering ten of the most disturbing cases of private investigators, journalists, prosecutors, and civilian searchers who dug too deep into stories powerful people wanted buried, and vanished before they could publish. Rod Catsiff and the 300-pound safe that disappeared with him. Andrea Knabel, the Louisville missing-persons volunteer whose phone came back to life at the wrong house. Susan Walsh, the Village Voice reporter who tore the month of July out of her own calendar before she left. Ray Gricar, the district attorney who Googled how to destroy a hard drive before he drove east and never came back. Jamal Khashoggi and the body double in a fake beard. Mauro De Mauro and a Mafia boss who drew prosecutors a map to a grave that was never there. Keith Reinhard, who was writing a novel about a man who vanished from the exact Colorado town he vanished from a year later. Prageeth Eknelygoda and the white van that came back for him. Sombath Somphone, kidnapped at a Vientiane police checkpoint on a working CCTV camera. And Sean Flynn, the son of Errol Flynn, who rode a motorcycle straight into a Viet Cong roadblock chasing one more photograph.