Unsolved Mysteries From The Roaring Twenties
While most will probably remain unsolved forever, it's worth taking a look back to see some of the most mysterious events of the Roaring Twenties.
Read MoreWhile most will probably remain unsolved forever, it's worth taking a look back to see some of the most mysterious events of the Roaring Twenties.
Read MoreWhile seeing a ghost can be frightening, it might want to help you or keep you from harm. Stories abound worldwide about such friendly and helpful spirits
Read MoreOn November 24, 1971, a man boarded a plane flying from Portland to Seattle carrying a briefcase, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, black tie, and sunglasses
Read MoreLike any distant period of history, the medieval era can feel absolutely unrelatable to us, and the fact that people from this time ate beaver doesn't help.
Read MoreScripture is filled with heroes who have informed the Christian faith. Yet further interpretation makes it clear they were also bad people.
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Read MoreHeaven's Gate was a cult that posed as a religious group. The cult believed in UFOs and alien beings but they also borrowed from the Christian religion.
Read MoreBy a stroke of luck, former American President George H.W. Bush avoided an incredibly cruel end during his time in the U.S. Navy.
Read MoreGeorge "Machine Gun" Kelly had such a deft hand with his gun that he could sign his name on the walls of the banks he robbed in bullets. So how was he caught?
Read MoreThe story of Sodom and Gomorrah is one of the more striking examples of God's wrath in the Old Testament. Were they real places? And if so, what became of them?
Read MoreThe Bridgewater Triangle, which is a 200-square-mile section of land in Massachusetts, is a reported hotbed of paranormal activity and unexplained occurrences.
Read MoreThe Bible's many books have various female characters, and a good number are presented as downright villainous, including the Phoenecian queen Jezebel.
Read MoreIn terms of prolificness, Jack the Ripper could be considered rather small-time as far as serial killers go but he's nevertheless captured our imagination.
Read MoreCountless poets have written about the brutality of war but WWI saw a font of creativity spring from an unlikely place — the front line battlefield trenches.
Read MoreThe ancient land of Israel is said to have been ruled by 12 tribes, but who were those tribes? Here are the Twelve Tribes of Israel explained.
Read MoreThe art world loves a mystery and the story of Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi is a good one. In 2017, the painting became the most expensive ever sold.
Read MoreHave you ever heard of Leif Erikson Day, which is observed on October 9? Here's a little unsavory background on this holiday.
Read MoreIt's impossible to imagine Paris without the Eiffel Tower. The landmark is Europe's most-visited tourist attraction receiving seven million visitors every year.
Read MoreEdmund Kemper, also known as "The Co-ed Killer," is one of the most famous serial killers in the United States. How many victims did he have?
Read MoreThe name Hitler may conjure up many thoughts, but it may surprise many to know that he was a man of great wealth. Here's how he made his money.
Read MoreWhile there's a ton of Catholic relics out there - including multiple skulls of St. John the Baptist - some of the biggest Biblical artifacts are still missing.
Read MoreConversion therapy practices have ranged over the years, but there's no evidence conversion therapy works. This is the messed up truth about conversion therapy.
Read MoreWhile modern techniques can solve some Colonial mysteries, these unsolved mysteries from the early days of American history will likely never be explained.
Read MoreThe name Sunset Strip evokes Old Hollywood glamour but the street has also had a notorious and sordid past. From murder to mayhem, the Strip has seen it all.
Read MoreThroughout the Bible, character names are changed after significant events. One example is the Apostle Paul, who is also known as Saul of Tarsus.
Read MoreWho doesn't love a good art heist story? OK, maybe collectors and museums, but the rest of us can gawk at the work of notorious thief Stéphane Breitweiser.
Read MoreThe Nazi Party's self-proclaimed scientists devised unique and horrifying experiments to inflict on their captives, including the seawater torture experiment.
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