Strangest Things Found on Google Maps
Oct 24, 2017 • Kyzia Maramara
5. The boneyard
The Davis-Monthan Air Force Base is a huge boneyard for planes and is closed to the public. Surprisingly, Google has provided us with HD satellite images of the place. The base is where excess military and US government aircraft of all shapes and sizes and in various stages of decay are stored.
6. Davie Lee Niles submerged car
Via The Inquisitr
Davie Lee Niles disappeared in 2006 on his way home after hanging out at a pub, his relatives looked for him but after years accepted the fact that he cannot be found. He was 72-years-old when he disappeared and was said to be diagnosed with cancer and depression. His relatives never found his body until one day when Brian Houseman was decorating a tree near a pond, he saw a car at the bottom of the pond. He proceeded to call the authorities and the car was hauled out. Inside was found the remains of Davie Lee Niles along with his identification. After 9 years of an unsolved mystery, his relatives finally had an answer on why he never got home that fateful day.
7. This person climbing out of a window
What could possibly be going on in this scenario? A person seems to be attempting to climb down a building using fabric tied together. When you move a couple of steps down the street, you’ll see a marching band, and when you look back at the window it seems like the person got down safely. Was he trying to escape in broad daylight? We may never know.
8. Murdered girl on the street?
Via Daily Mail
Google Maps street view captured what looked like the body of a dead girl. The girl is lying on the ground, her shoes inches away from her in the gutter, and nobody else in sight. Turned out that it was just ten-year-old Azura Beebeejaun who was ‘playing dead’ as a prank to her friends. The Google Street View car just happened to pass by and capture her prank. Phew!
Do you know of other strange things that can be found in Google Maps? Share them with us!
5. The boneyard
The Davis-Monthan Air Force Base is a huge boneyard for planes and is closed to the public. Surprisingly, Google has provided us with HD satellite images of the place. The base is where excess military and US government aircraft of all shapes and sizes and in various stages of decay are stored.
6. Davie Lee Niles submerged car
Via The Inquisitr
Davie Lee Niles disappeared in 2006 on his way home after hanging out at a pub, his relatives looked for him but after years accepted the fact that he cannot be found. He was 72-years-old when he disappeared and was said to be diagnosed with cancer and depression. His relatives never found his body until one day when Brian Houseman was decorating a tree near a pond, he saw a car at the bottom of the pond. He proceeded to call the authorities and the car was hauled out. Inside was found the remains of Davie Lee Niles along with his identification. After 9 years of an unsolved mystery, his relatives finally had an answer on why he never got home that fateful day.
7. This person climbing out of a window
What could possibly be going on in this scenario? A person seems to be attempting to climb down a building using fabric tied together. When you move a couple of steps down the street, you’ll see a marching band, and when you look back at the window it seems like the person got down safely. Was he trying to escape in broad daylight? We may never know.
8. Murdered girl on the street?
Via Daily Mail
Google Maps street view captured what looked like the body of a dead girl. The girl is lying on the ground, her shoes inches away from her in the gutter, and nobody else in sight. Turned out that it was just ten-year-old Azura Beebeejaun who was ‘playing dead’ as a prank to her friends. The Google Street View car just happened to pass by and capture her prank. Phew!
Do you know of other strange things that can be found in Google Maps? Share them with us!
