MYSTERY

From alien encounters in England to elk abductions in Washington State, here are 11 eerie unexplained events.

You’ll probably binge-watch a bunch of true crime documentaries on some rainy weekend anyway. Why not get paid for it?

A 1970 journal article suggested that Jack the Ripper might have been Prince Albert Victor, who couldn’t exactly clear his own name. (He was dead.)

The Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles is one of those iconic landmarks that is as famous for what goes on behind closed doors as it is for its once-regal architecture and Art Deco interior.

A priceless Van Gogh painting was snatched from a Dutch museum in March 2020. You wouldn’t happen to know anything about that, would you?

Point Pleasant residents first spotted the infamous cryptid in 1966—now, there’s a Mothman statue, a museum, and even a festival for it.

The British ships HMS 'Terror' and HMS 'Erebus' had vanished while searching for the Northwest Passage. A young Irish ghost purportedly knew where they were.

According to this list, Christopher Nolan, David Lynch, and the Wachowskis all love to baffle their fans.

Though her name may be lesser known, Enola Holmes—teenage sister of Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes—has been around for more than a decade in the form of Nancy Springer’s young adult book series. Now she's featured in a hit Netflix movie starring Millie Bobby

Drew Barrymore recently corroborated this epic Hollywood legend, but it’s still highly questionable.

Through cruises, museums, and other tourist attractions, the Loch Ness Monster adds roughly £41 million to Scotland's economy in a typical year.

The SS 'Portland' vanished into the Atlantic during a storm of the century, but we still don’t know exactly why it sank.