Among the most mysterious people in history

There have been and still are people whose presence is noticeable for short or very short periods of time, people about whom nothing was known before and who become invisible later. These short appearances, but at key moments, arouse the not unfounded curiosity of many of us.Certain aspects that have to do with their way of being, the way they look or are dressed, the reactions they have had in certain situations, or the extraordinary qualities they possess make them stand out from the others. The mystery that surrounds such individuals makes them remain present for a long time in the collective mind, to become somewhat legendary characters, because often those who tell tend to fill any gaps with less true information, but considered suitable for to make the story more interesting.

Here are ten of the most mysterious people in history:

1. " Dan Cooper " - is the name given to an unidentified man who hijacked a Boein 727 over the state of Oregon in 1971. Then he managed to get a ransom worth $ 200,000 and parachuted into an unknown fate. . The FBI never found him.

2. " Poe Toaster " - is the name given to an unidentified person or possibly even two people who paid an annual tribute to Edgar Allen Poe, visiting the funerary monument that marked his original grave. in the first hours, on January 19th.

3. " Zodiac Killer " - was a serial killer from 1960-1970. He chose his victims in northern California. His letters were coded and only one was really deciphered.

4. " Gil Perez " - was a 16th century soldier who was part of the Philippine Civil Guard and guarded the Governor General in Manila. He is said to have had the ability to teleport. That seems to have brought him to an end.

5. " Babushka Lady " - is the nickname given to a woman who was at the time of the assassination of US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy in Dallas. She got this nickname because of the scarf she wore.

6. " Tank man " - was a man who stood in front of a column of tanks on June 5, 1989, in Tiananmen Square, China. There is no credible information about who that man was.

7. " Man in the Iron Mask " - was a prisoner, arrested under the name Eustache Dauger in 1669. He was held in prison, even in the Bastille, for 34 years. He died in 1703. He is believed to have been the older and illegitimate brother of French King Louis XIV.

8. "The Woman on the Seine " - a young unidentified woman whose mortuary mask was a popular decorative element on the walls of artists' houses after 1900.

9. " Umbrella man " - identified as Louie Steven Witt in 1978, was a man who appeared in the film about JFK's assassin.

10. "Satoshi Nakamoto" - is either a person or a group behind the Bitcoin protocol and software.