The top ten unsolved mysteries in the world are: the mystery of the disappearance of the Austrian ambassador Benjamin bathurst, the mystery of the crash of a Korean passenger plane, the mystery of spontaneous human combustion, the mystery of miracles, the mystery of the shroud, crop circles, the mystery of the sinking of the Titanic, the Loch Ness monster, the death of Kennedy and the Terracotta Warriors. It's all fake.

Speaking of the most famous mysterious missing person in the history of the world, Benjamin bathurst is the most mentioned person in all series of unsolved mysteries.

Benjamin Bathurst, born in London on March 1784, is the third son of Henry bathurst, Bishop of Norich.

As the second generation official and Gao Fushuai, Benjamin entered the diplomatic field very early and made his mark. 1809, under the care of Henry bathurst, a distant relative with the same name as his father, he was successfully appointed as the British Minister Plenipotentiary in Austria in order to establish an anti-French alliance against Emperor Napoleon.

Perhaps, many people emphasize that bathurst disappeared under the "eyes of the public", while others emphasize that he disappeared without a trace when his companions watched him walk to the front of the car to check on the horse. Unfortunately, these are all rumors. His companion Klaus didn't say that he saw bathurst disappear as an invisible man with his own eyes, but only emphasized that he disappeared suddenly.

In the end, it was found that in all likelihood, Benjamin was murdered by Schmidt or Metens.