The 27 Club is the name given to a group of unfortunate musicians who have died at the young age of 27, and usually at the height of their career.
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From the failed Franklin Expedition in the mid-1800s to the recent discovery of its two ships, this is a story of bravery, tragic loss, and rediscovery.
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Before WWII, did Italy, with the blessing of the Vatican, attempt to locate and remove the Ark of the Covenant from St. Mary’s Church in Axum, Ethiopia?
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The Catacombs of San Gennaro sacred burial complex dates back to the 2nd-century CE and contains thousands of tombs with amazing frescos and old mosaics.
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The 1959 Dyatlov Pass Incident involves nine students who died in the Ural mountains of the USSR under very mysterious circumstances during a skiing tour.
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It took camera surveillance and GPS tracking devices by the Norris team to figure out what was moving the sailing stones in Death Valley.
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A mysterious 2,700-year-old Etruscan Pyramid of Bomarzo, or the Stone of the Preacher, was possibly used in ritual pagan ceremonies involving sacrifices.
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Ancient human footprints are accompanied by deer, bear, and horse tracks at the Devil’s Trails Paleontological Site at Roccamonfina Volcano, Italy.
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In 1981 the mysterious death of Natalie Wood at the age of 43 shocked millions…
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There is something fascinating about viewing the first photograph of a particular subject. These milestone images capture that historic moment in time.
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The oldest tree in the world is estimated to be 5,067 years old. It is located in the Bristlecone Pine Forest in California’s White Mountains.
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To make death masks sculptors take a mold of a person’s face post mortem and then fill the mold with plaster or metal to capture a three dimensional model.
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The Easter celebration as we know it today is not rooted in Christianity, but is a pagan Easter derived from polytheistic beliefs of gods and nature.
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During the Victorian era, post-mortem photography was a normal part of the American and European cultures. These Victorian death photos assisted with the grieving process and were not judged as creepy or morbid. For most families, this was the only photo of a baby or parent from which to remember their loved one.
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Born on May 23, 1950, Richard Chase was later to become one of America’s most notorious serial killers due to the depravity of his acts. Earning the nickname, “Vampire of Sacramento,” he terrorized California and drank the blood of his victims to satisfy a persistent delusion.