Name: 20位離世後才被挖掘出的最驚悚發現！ (20 Creepiest Discoveries Uncovered After Someone's Death)
Uploaded: 2026-01-11T17:06:10.000Z
Duration: 22 min 37 s

And today we're looking at some of the most unsettling items and secrets that were only revealed following someone's demise.

今天我們要來看看，在某些人過世後才被揭露的一些最令人不安的物品和祕密。

This sounds very much like Tesla's death ray.

Howard Carter's secret hoard of Egyptian artifacts.

In 1922, he made history with the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb.

1922 年，他發現了圖坦卡門的陵墓，從此載入史冊。

As a result of Howard Carter's find, several artifacts were inspected, logged and and sent to be put on display in a museum.

由於霍華卡特的發現，有幾件文物被檢查、記錄並送往博物館展出。

These iconic treasures paint a picture of a pampered boy king who died tragically young.

這些標誌性的寶藏描繪了一位備受寵愛的少年國王，他英年早逝。

However, some slipped through the cracks and weren't found until 1939.

不過，有些文物還是被漏掉了，直到 1939 年才被發現。

Just a few months later, investigators found 18 antiquities that he had stolen for over a decade.

幾個月後，調查人員發現了他十多年來偷竊了 18 件古董。

He kept those slivers of Egyptian culture for himself, treating them as souvenirs rather than ancient items once used to helped a deceased leader through the afterlife.

他把這些埃及文化的碎片據為己有，當作紀念品，而不是用來幫助已故領導者來世的古老物品。

The idea of a mummy curse is to keep those people out of the tombs.

木乃伊詛咒的想法是為了阻止人們進入陵墓。

The Egyptians said if you bothered these mummies, you would have a problem.

埃及人說，如果你打擾了這些木乃伊，你就會遇到麻煩。

it's hard not to wonder if even more relics were secretly taken from the crypt.

很難不讓人懷疑，是否還有更多遺物被祕密地從地下墓穴中取走。

Sir Isaac Newton's alchemical writings, his various contributions to science and mathematics have made him one of the most influential figures in history.

牛頓爵士的煉金術著作，以及他在科學和數學上的各種貢獻，使他成為歷史上最具影響力的人物之一。

You read his writing, the man was connected to the universe in ways that I've never seen another human being connected.

你看他的著作，這個人與宇宙的連結方式，是我從未見過其他人能連結的。

Yet Isaac Newton had a darker interest that wasn't known to many until he'd alchemy.

然而，艾薩克·牛頓爵士還有一個更黑暗的興趣，直到他研究煉金術之前，許多人並不知道。

He'd studied and written about alchemy throughout his career, but

他在整個職業生涯中都有研究和撰寫關於煉金術的著作，但是

it wasn't until 1936, more than 200 years after his death, that they were published.

直到1936年，在他去世兩百多年後，這些著作才被出版。

Amongst the unsettling illustrations were excerpts about Atlantis, ancient kingdoms, and

在令人不安的插圖中，有關於亞特蘭提斯、古代王國的摘錄，以及

even a prediction as to when the world might.

The most shocking reveal was that of a written recipe for the philosopher's stone, an object that supposedly offered immortality and instant healing.

最令人震驚的揭露是，有一份關於賢者之石的書面配方，據說這種物品能提供永生和瞬間治癒。

The occultist writing showed a side of the scientist the world had never seen before.

這些神祕學的著作展現了科學家不為人知的一面。

I don't even know why I'm here in the first place.

我根本不知道我為什麼會在這裡。

In 1888, London was left in fear as the notorious Jack the Ripper violently claimed multiple lives.

1888年，倫敦籠罩在恐懼之中，惡名昭彰的開膛手傑克殘忍地奪走了多條性命。

In the morning, when the man came to collect the rent, he was horrified by what he saw.

早上，當房東來收租時，他被眼前的景象嚇壞了。

Attempts were made to uncover his identity, but with over 100 suspects, the investigations were futile.

人們試圖找出他的身分，但嫌疑人超過百人，調查徒勞無功。

In the 1990s, however, a discovery almost blew the case wide open.

然而，在1990年代，一項發現幾乎讓案情大白。

It was a diary belonging to James Maybrick, a cotton merchant whose death resulted in his wife being convicted of murder in a controversial verdict.

這是一本日記，屬於詹姆斯·梅布里克，一位棉花商人，他的死亡導致他的妻子在一場備受爭議的判決中被判謀殺罪。

The deranged entries detailed the supposed crimes he'd carried out, including the five women whose deaths had been credited to the Ripper.

這些瘋狂的日記詳細記錄了他聲稱犯下的罪行，包括開膛手傑克被歸咎的五名女性的死亡。

Each page oozed with hatred and and barely restrained violence, making it clear that its author had a dark mind.

每一頁都充滿了仇恨和幾乎無法抑制的暴力，清楚地表明作者心術不正。

As I mentioned before, the diary begins mid sentence.

如我先前所說，日記是從句子中間開始的。

What they have in store for them, they would stop this instant.

他們將面臨什麼，他們會立刻停止。

Though there's been plenty of debate about its legitimacy, it offered an unobstructed view into the mind of a man on the brink of homicide.

雖然它的真實性一直備受爭議，但它提供了對一個瀕臨殺人邊緣的人內心的清晰洞察。

An act of romance or a dark reminder of what once was?

這是一種浪漫的行為，還是一個曾經存在的黑暗提醒？

Though their relationship was short lived, the love between writer Mary Shelley and poet Percy Bysshe Shelley was apparent.

雖然他們的關係短暫，但作家瑪麗·雪萊和詩人珀西·雪萊之間的愛意顯而易見。

At first, it was more an over romanticized courtship.

起初，這更像是一種過度浪漫化的求愛。

The pair sought out her mother's grave where they would sit together and read her works.

這對情侶會去她母親的墳墓，他們會坐在那裡一起閱讀她的作品。

But at some point it clearly became more than just a two person study group.

但在某個時候，這顯然不僅僅是一個兩人學習小組。

After the latter died in 1822, the former kept a memento of his that wouldn't be found until 1852.

在後者於 1822 年去世後，前者保留了他的一件紀念品，直到 1852 年才被發現。

On the first anniversary following Mary's demise, her family found some grim items, including snippets of her deceased children's hair and a box containing some of Percy's remains, including pieces of his heart.

在瑪麗去世後的第一年忌日，她的家人發現了一些令人毛骨悚然的東西，包括她已故孩子們的頭髮片段，以及一個裝有珀西部分遺體的盒子，其中包含他心臟的碎片。

Though the macabre remains may have provided some comfort, it's an undoubtedly shocking display of how far some will go for the one they love.

雖然這些令人毛骨悚然的遺物可能帶來了一些慰藉，但這無疑是一種令人震驚的展示，說明瞭有些人為了他們所愛的人會走多遠。

My choices made me who I am and I regret nothing.

我的選擇造就了今天的我，我對此毫無遺憾。

The Collier brothers booby trapped horde.

For decades, they garnered a reputation for their reclusive ways and intensive hoarding.

幾十年來，他們因其隱居的生活方式和嚴重的囤積行為而聲名狼藉。

After Homer and Langley Collier died tragically in their home in 1947, the outside world finally got a glimpse into how they lived.

在霍默和蘭利·科利爾於 1947 年在家中悲慘去世後，外界終於得以一窺他們的居住方式。

The house was filled from floor to ceiling with crates and cartons, chandeliers, bowling balls, a horse drawn carriage, human organs in jars, unfinished tapestries, tin cans, tires and bugles.

房子裡堆滿了從地板到天花板的箱子和紙板、吊燈、保齡球、馬車、裝在罐子裡的人類器官、未完成的掛毯、錫罐、輪胎和軍號。

Amongst their bodies were 120 tons worth of items they'd accumulated, from musical instruments to jars with human remains.

在他們的遺體旁，有他們累積的 120 噸物品，從樂器到裝有人類遺體的罐子。

There was no limit to what they collected.

Everything had been stacked to the ceiling, forming a complex maze of tunnels.

所有的東西都堆到天花板，形成一個複雜的通道迷宮。

Each was rigged with a trip wire which would cause a mountain of trash to fall on and crush intruders.

每個通道都裝有絆線，會引發一座垃圾山落下並壓死入侵者。

It was a grim reminder of the dark realities of hoarding and the length some would go in order to protect their stash after their deaths, the house was razed and a public park was built in its place.

這是一個嚴酷的提醒，讓人看到囤積的黑暗現實，以及他們死後為了保護收藏品會走多遠。房子被拆除，取而代之的是一座公園。

The Collier Brothers park, as it's named, is there to this day, though, the park is not so much a tribute to the brothers, but

以科利爾兄弟命名的公園至今仍在，不過，這座公園與其說是為了紀念這兩兄弟，

an unintentional symbol of the life that they rejected.

不如說是他們所拒絕生活的無意象徵。

A mummified body in Bruce Roberts home Finding a stash of rubbish inside a house formerly belonging to a hoarder is expected.

在布魯斯·羅伯茨家中發現一具木乃伊化的屍體。在囤積者的故居裡發現一堆垃圾是可以預料的。

Human remains, however, is something considerably different.

然而，人體遺骸則完全是另一回事。

This story proves that sometimes the most disturbing truths are lurking right next door.

這個故事證明，有時候最令人不安的真相就藏在隔壁。

That was the reality for Sydney authorities in 2018 when they investigated Bruce Roberts home after he passed the year prior.

這就是 2018 年雪梨當局調查布魯斯·羅伯茨的家時所面對的現實，他於前一年過世。

There, they uncovered the mummified corpse of Shane Snellman, who'd gone missing in 2002.

在那裡，他們發現了 2002 年失蹤的夏恩·斯內爾曼的木乃伊化屍體。

Snellman was believed to have been shot by the homeowner after breaking in.

據信斯內爾曼是在闖入後被屋主槍殺的。

Roberts kept the body in his home for the next 15 years, covering it with his hoard in a spare bedroom and using dozens of air fresheners to mask the stench.

羅伯茨將屍體在家中存放了 15 年，用他囤積的雜物蓋住，放在空房間裡，並使用了數十瓶空氣清新劑來掩蓋惡臭。

The stench was so bad that when the cleaners found Shane, they thought it was a dead animal.

惡臭實在太嚴重了，清潔人員發現夏恩時，還以為是死掉的動物。

It was only after Bruce's own demise that his secret was finally revealed, permanently altering any legacy he left behind.

直到布魯斯過世後，他的祕密才終於被揭露，徹底改變了他留下的任何名聲。

A Doctor's unknown archaeological find in 2020, a doctor in Kent, England, passed away.

2020 年，一位肯特郡的醫生過世了，他有一項未知的考古發現。

When his house was searched, his relatives came across a grisly find in the attic.

當他們搜查他的房子時，他的親戚在閣樓裡有了驚人的發現。

一顆木乃伊化、被砍頭的頭顱。

They passed it along to authorities, who ran a CT scan and concluded that it belonged to a woman and was at least 2,000 years old.

他們將其交給當局，當局進行了 CT 掃描，並斷定這顆頭屬於一名女性，且至少有 2,000 年的歷史。

It's believed that the head was brought overseas from Egypt during the 19th century as a souvenir, where it remained hidden away for over 100 years.

據信這顆頭是在 19 世紀作為紀念品從埃及運來的，並在那裡隱藏了一百多年。

Though it may not have ended up there as a result of foul play, it goes to show that you never know just what people are hiding in their homes.

雖然它最終的去向可能不是因為有什麼不法情事，但這證明瞭你永遠不知道人們在家裡藏著什麼。

薩德侯爵的《索多瑪一百二十天》。

His perverse writings have become the main facet of his twisted legacy.

他變態的著作已成為他扭曲遺產的主要面向。

Yet Marquis de Sade's most infamous work wasn't revealed to the world until nearly a century after he passed.

然而，薩德侯爵最臭名昭著的作品，直到他過世近一個世紀後才公諸於世。

This is a disgusting and disturbing book.

這是一本令人作嘔且不安的書。

Penned while he was in prison, the 120 days of Sodom details the story of a group of libertines acting out their most depraved desires.

《索多瑪一百二十天》是在他服刑期間寫成的，詳細描述了一群放蕩者滿足他們最墮落慾望的故事。

It was left behind after he was transferred to a mental institution, leaving him so distraught that he reportedly cried tears of blood.

在他被轉送到精神病院後，這本書被留了下來，讓他極度痛苦，據說他甚至流下了血淚。

It was found shortly afterwards, but remained under wraps long past his death in 1814.

之後不久就被發現了，但直到他於 1814 年去世後很久，它仍然被封鎖著。

It wasn't until 1904 that it was published.

Only then was the world made privy to the darkest recesses of his mind.

當時世界才得以窺見他思想中最黑暗的角落。

You know, I normally read books from beginning to end without reading anything else, but this is.

你知道，我平常讀書都是從頭讀到尾，不會看別的，但這本。

This was definitely not a book I could do that with.

這絕對不是一本我可以這樣做的書。

After slipping under the radar for decades, his gruesome secret may have only been revealed after his death.

在隱匿數十年後，他可怕的祕密可能在他死後才被揭露。

Until 2014, Manford Seal was seen by those who knew him as completely normal.

直到 2014 年，認識 Manford Seal 的人都覺得他完全正常。

You have, you know, the two sides of Seal that were so well concealed to everybody around him.

你知道，Seal 有兩面，對他周遭的每個人都隱藏得很好。

It wasn't until he passed from cancer that his relatives stumbled across a garage near his property where they found human remains.

直到他因癌症過世，他的親戚才偶然發現他房產附近有個車庫，在那裡發現了人類遺骸。

Suddenly, he went from a respected member of the community to a suspected serial killer.

突然間，他從一位受人尊敬的社區成員變成了一名疑似連環殺手。

Body parts had been taken from each victim as a macabre trophy, which indicated a high level of sadistic violence from the perpetrator.

每一名受害者身上的肢體都被取下作為恐怖的戰利品，這顯示了加害者有高度的虐待暴力傾向。

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