Thomas Jefferson and Sun Yat-Sen, living just over 100 years apart, shared similar experiences and circumstances as Founding Fathers.

Mu and Lemuria are so-called “lost continents.” Both were postulated in the 19th century and continue to have some believers to this day.

Only kings and religious leaders knew the secret of Rongorongo script. Expert linguists have not been able to decipher the mysterious tablets.

The Iliad contains heroes, damsels, villains, gods and kingdoms pitted against each other. But was the Trojan War myth or based on reality?

The Coso Artifact was believed by some to be an “Out of Place” artifact indicating a technological civilization existed 500,000 years ago. They were wrong.

On February 1, 1922, silent movie director William Desmond Taylor was killed in his Los Angeles bungalow. His murder remains a mystery.

The first Loch Ness Monster sightings, or Nessie, coincided with the completion of the roads along the loch in the first half of the 20th century.

Ludwig von Beethoven wrote a love letter to a person he addressed as his Immortal Beloved. It was never sent. But who could this person be?