7 Proposed Explanations for the Loch Ness Monster
Does a mysterious beast really patrol one of Scotland’s deepest lakes? You be the judge.
Does a mysterious beast really patrol one of Scotland’s deepest lakes? You be the judge.
A forensic anthropologist has recently put a face to a tragedy that has fascinated people for decades.
Spoiler: The answer is not "aliens." It's never aliens.
The books kept coming back with purposeful, curious markings.
Donald Olson solves mysteries using celestial bodies.
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After he reappeared, Bates founded what would become the most notorious school of eye quackery.
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Iceland's last execution involved a woman whose crime may never be understood.
The spooky TV ads for Time-Life's encyclopedia of the bizarre inspired the nightmares of countless '80s kids.
The writer was found in great distress and wearing someone else's clothes. A few days later, he was dead.
An early-morning fire erupted in the Sodder household on Christmas Day 1945, and the fate of five children inside has been disputed ever since.
In 1912, 4-year-old Bobby Dunbar went missing in Louisiana. Eight months later, his parents insisted he had been found. But there was something about Bobby that wasn't quite right.
With more than 2 billion copies of her books in print, British novelist Agatha Christie has kept countless readers up into the early morning hours.
Julia Martha Thomas disappeared—but her maid seemed to be doing great.
An abandoned cabin in the woods, and a terrible discovery beneath the ice.
They were perfectly preserved down to their 1940s attire.
King Zog of Albania planned to recreate his court in a Long Island mansion—but he never even visited.
The origins of the “Isdal Woman” have been unknown for 46 years. Now, police have finally figured out where she's from.
After 27 years, a traffic accident victim can officially be laid to rest.