A strange creature has been sighted in various parts of the world. This creature, known as Chupacabra, sucks the blood of livestock, particularly goats.

Reincarnation advocates cite Dorothy Eady, later known as Omm Sety, who claimed to be reincarnated by a Egyptian Priestess and became impregnated by Seti I.

In 1937 a Cadborosaurus was purportedly found in a whale’s stomach in Naden Harbour. Photos were taken of the bizarre sea serpent-like animal.

A recent CT scan data pertaining to the death of Tutankhamun seem to put to rest the theory that he was murdered, but this may not be the end of the story.

Some have concluded that the island of Santorini is a very likely location for the lost island of Atlantis.

Kensington Runestone is a large stone found in Minnesota with carved runes. Some believe it is the work of Vikings. Others say it is a fake.

Operation Myth doesn’t really answer the question of Hitler’s death fully. However, the Soviets obviously believed that Hitler killed himself.

There are disappearances that capture the attention of the public for one reason or another. Here are five famous disappearances in history.