Doesn't seem Supernatural at all. A lot of people get lost at sea each year. Feet become easily detached from corpses.

The novelist who said it just isn't natural to find so many feet in such a small area & over such a limited time, was correct. So who did these feet belong to? It was stated passingly that some were found to belong to fishermen & suicides. It didn't say what percentage were matched up & I don't know how reliable this information is. One, however, was found to belong to a missing youth who fell foul of drug dealers. It seems to me that the majority of the feet belonged to victims of a particular gang & one person or group of people were tasked with disposing of bodies. They were dumping them in the sea & hadn't counted on the feet becoming dislodged & washing ashore. This would explain why there was such a concentration of findings over a limited time frame & why the findings suddenly stopped. The perpetrators obviously changed their MO once news of the discoveries began to attract too much attention. They probably started burying people instead. There's an endless list of people drug dealers like to dispatch. Turf rivals, snitches, gang members who breach other codes of behaviour, mules, robbery victims & of course bystanders who see something they shoud'nt have.

Ok the real issue is why there is body parts showing up in the first place! Shouldn't this be more investigated if it's happening for years like who cares how the feet detach from the body but why there is bodies being thrown in the lake.

Cuz still at it

I think the scariest part is that with all the technology that we have, they still can't figure something out like this. People go missing every day which means murderers are still getting away with it. I guess the real question is, are they unable to solve these cases or is it just evidence of how negligent our justice system is?

Bro what is this?

The netflix programme went on about sea monsters it was complete shite

Nobody misses drug addicts