The London Hammer, or the London Artifact as some call it, is considered to be a monumental ‘Pre-Flood’ discovery dated back millions of years.

The FBI closed their investigation on December 31, 1979. The fate of the three men made famous for their 1962 Alcatraz escape is unknown.

Lieutenant Hubert Chevis is believed to have been killed eating poisoned partridge. Soon after his death, strange Telegrams arrived from a J. Hartigan.

Cattle mutilations, or bovine excisions, are disturbing phenomena that involve evisceration and/or disfiguring of livestock.

National Geographic sent a team to Honduras to investigate the reports of raining fish. They confirmed the event took place and attempted to explain it.

It all sounds like archaic folklore, but the dancing plague of 1518 is clearly chronicled in medical, civic, and religious notes of the time.

Thousands have reported sightings of large cats by residents of Scotland and the rest of the UK. Where did Scotland’s mystery cats come from?

Isidor Fink lay on the floor with three gunshot wounds: two to the chest and one to the wrist. But there was no gun anywhere on the premises.