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Major Crimes in History

Dr. Satan: The Terrifying French Serial Killer of WW2 Paris

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Latest Articles

  • Archaeology

    Out of Place Artifacts

    by Doug MacGowan October 18, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan October 18, 2014

    Out Of Place Artifacts is a term invented by cryptozoologist Ivan T. Sanderson to define an object found in a place that is impossible to account for.

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  • History

    The Practice of Dowsing for Water, Oil and Ore

    by Doug MacGowan October 11, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan October 11, 2014

    Straddling the line between the supernatural and the scientific, the practice of dowsing has a long history of being used to find water, oil, and metal ore.

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  • Unexplained Mysteries

    Theodosia Burr Alston Disappearance at Sea

    by Doug MacGowan October 3, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan October 3, 2014

    Theodosia Burr Alston, an intelligent and highly educated young woman, disappeared mysteriously on board the schooner Patriot around January 3, 1813. .

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  • Myths & Legends

    Reverend Robert Kirk and the Fairies

    by Doug MacGowan September 25, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan September 25, 2014

    Instead of dying on May 14, 1692, locals believed Robert Kirk was taken by Fairies and held captive in the Fairy Hill near Aberfoyle church.

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  • Major Crimes in History

    Lord Lucan Richard Bingham Still Wanted For Murder

    by Doug MacGowan September 19, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan September 19, 2014

    After the murder, the police believe Lord Lucan Richard Bingham may have fled to France. But they were never able to trace him beyond his abandoned the car.

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  • History

    James Macpherson: The Ossian Fraud

    by Doug MacGowan September 4, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan September 4, 2014

    James Macpherson died in 1796. After his death a group known as The Highland Society of Scotland created a committee to investigate the Ossian controversy.

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  • Myths & Legends

    Is the Black Sea Flood Noah’s Great Flood?

    by Dennis Brooks August 29, 2014
    by Dennis Brooks August 29, 2014

    Noah’s Great Flood is one of the most famous Bible stories. Now, geologists and an underwater archaeologist say the Black Sea Flood inspired this legend.

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  • History

    Belle Starr: Midwestern Bandit Queen of the 1800s

    by Doug MacGowan July 26, 2014
    by Doug MacGowan July 26, 2014

    Belle Starr, born in 1848 in Missouri, was one of the few female outlaws in history. Belle also went to a female academy for refined studies.

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