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The Mystery of Kota Gelanggi: A Lost City in the Malaysian Jungle

March 17, 2026

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

September 24, 2024

Mysteries of Surt’s Cave: Bandits, Mutilations, and the Fire Giant

August 21, 2024

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    Mysterious Death of Meriwether Lewis

    by Doug MacGowan November 11, 2011
    by Doug MacGowan November 11, 2011

    So was the death of Meriwether Lewis murder or suicide? Nobody knows and the question is still alive today. Here is what we know about the account.

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  • History

    Anna Anderson: Imposter of Duchess Anastasia

    by Doug MacGowan November 6, 2011
    by Doug MacGowan November 6, 2011

    How is it that Anastasia’s relatives proclaimed Anna Anderson as an imposter. However, Anastasia’s childhood friends stated she was the real Anastasia.

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  • History

    Two Roman Emperors With a Social Conscience

    by Alfred Jones November 5, 2011
    by Alfred Jones November 5, 2011

    Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius were Roman emperors who differed greatly from the others. Many historians agree that they were both very good rulers.

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  • Unexplained Mysteries

    Somerton Man: Taman Shud Case Remains Unsolved

    by Shelly Barclay November 4, 2011
    by Shelly Barclay November 4, 2011

    Taman Shud Case, AKA: Somerton Man, is the 1948 mysterious death of an unidentified man found on Somerton Beach in Adelaide, Australia.

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  • Unexplained Mysteries

    The Lead Masks Case

    by Shelly Barclay October 27, 2011
    by Shelly Barclay October 27, 2011

    Mysterious circumstances surrounding the deaths of Miguel José Viana and Manoel Pereira da Cruz in 1966 became known as the Lead Masks Case.

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  • Unexplained Mysteries

    Benjamin Bathurst: Disappearance of a British Envoy

    by Doug MacGowan October 14, 2011
    by Doug MacGowan October 14, 2011

    British diplomat Benjamin Bathurst suddenly disappeared in 1809. The theory is that he fell among thieves and was murdered for his coat and money.

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  • Science & Nature

    Bloop Mystery Solved – It Wasn’t Sea Monsters

    by Shelly Barclay October 7, 2011
    by Shelly Barclay October 7, 2011

    The sound heard under the ocean in 1997 was really perplexing. Eventually NOAA determined that the Bloop is not a mysterious creature but something much simpler.

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  • History

    The Imposter Known as Princess Caraboo of Javasu

    by Doug MacGowan October 5, 2011
    by Doug MacGowan October 5, 2011

    Mary Baker was a humble servant. For a few months she pretended to be Princess Caraboo, a woman kidnapped by pirates. Everyone in town believed her.

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