In May 1955, the old vagrant Charles Jevington disappeared. When he returned many years later, he provided the most extraordinary reason for his absence.

Did Saint Thomas visit India with silver coins given to Judas for Jesus’ arrest? Paula Gruber gives a personal account of seeing these coins.

There may have been a Pope Joan. Can it really be possible that a woman rose through the Roman Catholic ranks and eventually elected?

Some say Otto Rahn was the inspiration for the movie character Indiana Jones. His life was fascinating and death is surrounded by mystery.

HAM radios purportedly picked up unreported Soviet space failures. Did the Russian government lose Soviet cosmonauts and swept the disasters under the rug?

Legend has it that the Stone of Scone originated with Irish gods and stolen by the Scots and then by Brits. But where is the stone today?

Sir Thomas Malory is the author of one of the classic sources of Arthurian legends, Le Morte d’Arthur. The problem is, nobody knows who he actually was.

How do you tell who wrote a ransom note? Some people, in answer to this questions, call Donald Wayne Foster. A forensic linguist used by law enforcement.