What bizarre incidents have happened on the street that specializes in brides?

In March 1973, a newlywed couple was walking on a street called Lebi Tanya in the city of Alekshatya, Egypt. The groom is professional photographer Ak Shawu, and his wife’s name is Mei Libai. Suddenly a small cave appeared on the road. The bride Meriberg fell into the hole and disappeared without a trace. The police spent up to a year excavating the scene.

In October of the same year, a second bride disappeared. An American couple visiting Egypt were curiously strolling on Tanya Street. In full view of everyone, the bride, Mrs. Kawentai, suddenly lost her footing and fell into a pit that had just appeared in front of her. She swayed and fell into the trap. Never seen again.

From 1974 to 1976, four more cases of missing brides occurred. Among them, a Greek bride, Mrs. Gotni, disappeared in May 1974; in 1975, two local Egyptian brides disappeared several months after their marriage.

On January 15, 1976, the last recorded case of a missing bride occurred. This is a couple who have only been married for two months. The husband is 25-year-old Pierre and the bride is 23-year-old Afi Maria. Maria was walking side by side on Tanya Street with her husband. Suddenly she seemed to be dragged by some force and fell into a deep cave about 60 centimeters in diameter and disappeared. Afterwards, the police used a shovel to dig out the entire road from the pit and dug down about 1.5 meters, but found nothing.