Historical mysteries iceberg

Historical mysteries iceberg is an iceberg chart topic. On r/IcebergCharts, the highest-scoring available chart on it, "Historical Mysteries", was posted by u/JohnCallahan98 on 30 July 2021 and had about 504 upvotes when it was collected.^[1] A text version, "Ultimate Historical Mysteries and Oddities" by insomniatv1337, is hosted on IcebergThreads, where it had 764 views as of 29 October 2026.^[2]

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Tiers and entries from the IcebergThreads version^[2]. Notes after a dash are shortened from the author's explanations.

One - Common Culture[edit]

Alcatraz Escapees – In the early morning of June 12, 1962, a prison guard at Alcatraz went to rouse a sleeping prisoner. When he shook him, the man's head tumbled out of the bed onto the floor. It was discovered that…
Amelia Earhart – Amelia Earhart planned to be the first woman to fly around the world. Unfortunatley for her, she would disappear while on her journey in 1937. While a search was carried out to find her and navigator…
Amityville Horror – In November of 1974, Ronald DeFeo Jr. murdered his parents and four younger siblings in cold blood insider their family home in Amityville, New York. In December of 1975, the Lutz family moved into…
Anti-Stratfordian Theory – For the last 500 years, Shakespeare has been credited with writing 39 plays, 154 sonnets and a selection of other works. However, Anti-Stratfordian theories refers to the fact that many believe…
Area 51 – Beginning in the 1940s, Area 51 is an American military based shrouded in secrecy. Initially built to test Lockheed planes and other top secret military equipment, it has become the subject of many…
Ark of the Covenant – The Ark remains one of the most mysterious biblical artifacts. Said to be a wooden chest covered in gold and ornatley designed, it houses the original stone tablets upon which the Ten Commandments…
Assassination (and Life) of Rasputin – Rasputin was as mysterious a man in life as he was in death. Rising from peasant to one of the most powerful men in Russia, he used a mix of spirituality and occultism to secure his power. Shortly…
Atlantis – An ancient island mentioned in the works of Plato and said to have sunken underwater. While almost definitely an allegory, some believe it to be more than fiction.
Babushka Lady – A woman seen on the Grassy Knoll at the assassination of JFK. She is believed to have either witnessed, recorded or even been involved in the death. There are many conspiracies surrounding her…
Beaumont Children – In 1966, three young children, Jane, Arnna and Grant Beaumont, went to a beach nearby their southern Australia home. It was a trip that they would never return from and to this day, they remain…
Bermuda Triangle – The Bermuda Triangle is a section of ocean in the Atlantic which many claim to be linked to numerous disappearances and supernatural occurrences. Beginning with the USS Cyclops, several ships and…
Biggie & Tupac Drive-Bys – By the mid-1990s, rappers Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. (or Biggie Smalls) were at the top of their game. However, on September 13, 1996, Shakur was gunned down in a drive-by shooting at a Las…
Black Dahlia – In early 1947, the body of Elizabeth Short was found just a few feet from a neighbourhood sidewalk. Her body had been surgically cut in half and completely drained of blood, and a letter later sent…
Blame the Jews Rhetoric – The idea that, in every circumstance, there is always a way to blame it on the Jewish. There is, not surprisingly, a large number of texts preaching antisemitism based on fabricated myths of Jewish…
Blarney Stone – Sitting within the walls of Ireland's Blarney Castle is the Blarney Stone, a block of limestone said to give visitors the gift of the gab. The stone was set into the castle in 1446 and while the word…
Bobby Dunbar – In 1912, Bobby Dunbar disappeared into the wilderness. Eight months later, he was found, though this little boy was in the care of a woman who claimed he was not Dunbar, but rather her son, Bruce…
Borden Murders – In 1892, Lizzie Borden claimed to have found her father and stepmother murdered in the home she shared with them. It was clear that they had been killed via axe and when it was unclear who had killed…
Brown-Goldman Murders – On the night of June 12, 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson and friend Ron Goldman were found stabbed to death outside her Los Angeles home. Brown had been married to football player O.J. Simpson, but the…
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid – In 1907, outlaws Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid left for Bolivia, looking to leave behind a life of crime for honest work. But in 1908, a robbery outside of San Vincente left locals pointing to…
Cain's Jawbone – A murder mystery novel/puzzle originally published in 1934 which has only been solved by four people in the decades since.
Cambrian Explosion – Around 540 million years ago, there was a sudden surge in the amount of animals and plant life on the planet, as displayed in the fossil record. No one is sure what exactly caused this explosion of…
Catacombs of Paris – Just under Paris are miles and miles of tunnels filled with the skeletal remains of about six million people. The Catacombs are so confusing that many areas are closed off to tourists and it is…
Christmas Truce – December of 1914 saw the first Christmas of WWI, a date that many soldiers spent in the trenches. Already a few months into fighting, many armies had begun to face exhaustion on both sides. With…
Chupacabra – The Chupacabra, literally meaning goat-sucker, is a Latin-American cryptid said to drink the blood of farm animals. The first case of the creature was said to be in the 1970s, but the first reported…
Cocaine Bear – Not unlike the movie, a black bear in Georgia consumed a massive amount of cocaine dropped by smugglers. Unlike the movie, the bear ended up dying of an overdose before it went on a rampage.
Cottingley Fairies – Two young girls claimed to have found fairies while exploring the woods one day. When no one believed them, they returned with photographs of them with the fairies. They gained widespread attention,…
Creationists – Creationism is the belief that the world was created by a higher power, usually referring to Christian belief in the story of Genesis. Creationists refers to those who strongly believe in what's…
Crop Circles – A crop circle is an area of field that has been flattened to create a pattern. Most often seen during the latter half of the 20th century as "proof" of alien visitation, they began appearing…
D.B. Cooper – On a plane in 1971, an unknown man informed a stewardess that he had a bomb and demanded $200 000 and a parachute. Upon receiving the money, he jumped from the plane. Since then, neither him, his…
Dancing Plague of 1518 – In Summer of 1518, Strasbourg was suddenly struck by a plague. Not one of illness, but rather of dancing. In the street, one woman randomly broke out into dance and could not control herself. For a…
Dead Sea Scrolls – The Dead Sea Scrolls are some of the oldest written texts and are important in biblical history. Despite this, the origin of the scrolls and who wrote them remains unknown.
Death of Houdini – On Halloween of 1926, Houdini died of peritonitis after taking a punch to the gut. This was a common trick Houdini performed, though this time he had been hit before he could brace himself. However,…
Devil's Footprints – In the fresh morning snow on a day in 1855, residents in Devon, England awoke to find hoof-like marks spanning across 40-100 miles. The prints were not only on the ground, but on roofs and other…
Dingo Ate My Baby! – An infamous pop culture joke, people often forget that it began with the death of Azaria Chamberlain. In August of 1980, Azaria's parents, Lindy and Michael Chamberlain, took the baby with them on a…
Donner Party – In 1846, a group of pioneers were on their way to California when they became stranded in the woods. Stuck in the wild over the course of the winter, the party slowly ran out of food. While some…
Door to Hell – How the Darvaza Gas Crater formed remains a mystery, but how it lit on fire in 1971 and has continuously burned since is not. Located in the Turkmenistan desert, the crater was discovered likely in…
Dorothy Arnold – In December of 1910, Dorothy Arnold left her family home and never returned. The 25-year-old heiress had left to buy a dress, declining multiple offers of company and telling her mother she would…
Drowning of Natalie Wood – Natalie Wood was an actress who received a premonition when she was young that she would drown in dark water, instilling a lifelong fear in her. While she avoided water the majority of her life, she…
Dyatlov Pass – In 1959, nine hikers disappeared while hiking in the Ural Mountains. When their bodies were found, the injuries and campsite were found to be highly suspicious. It was unclear the exact circumstances…
Edinburgh Castle – Edinburgh Castle has a notorious reputation for hauntings. Many have claimed to spot a headless drummer, the Lady in Grey and even Mary, Queen of Scots herself. Even discounting its long supernatural…
El Dorado – In the 16th century, Spanish colonists in South America reported a city of legend. It was so rich with gold that the king would cover himself head to toe in gold dust before diving into a sacred pool…
Elephant Man – Joseph Merrick was a man in the late 19th century who developed a strange condition (likely the rare Proteus syndrome) and subsequently became a 'freak'. He was known as the 'Elephant Man' for the…
Fiji Mermaid – Originally exhibited as a part of Barnum's American Museum, the Fiji Mermaid was passed off as the mummified body of a real mermaid. It was not realized until later that P.T. Barnum had attached the…
Flannan Isles Mystery – James Ducat, Thomas Marshall, and Donald McArthur were three lighthouse keepers working on the isle of Eilean Mòr off the Northwestern coast of Scotland. The three were experienced, which surprised…
Flight 19 – In December of 1945, five torpedo bombers carrying fourteen men mysteriously vanished while flying over the Bermuda Triangle (see tier 1). The men were all experienced pilots who were flying on a…
Fountain of Youth – A mythical fountain said to restore the youth of anyone who drinks from it. It has appeared in many pieces of literature dating back to Ancient Greece, though the most famous iteration of the legend…
Franklin's Lost Expedition – The Franklin Expedition set out in 1845 intending to sail through the Northwest Passage. However, the two ships, the Terror and the Erebus, along with their crews would never return. For over 150…
Goddard Squadron Ghost – Freddy Jackson was an air mechanic in the squadron of Victor Goddard when he was killed in an accident onboard the HMS Daedalus. After his funeral, the squadron posed for a photo. Upon further…
Grey Gardens – Grey Gardens was once an opulent mansion tucked away in East Hampton, New York. The home belonged to the Beale family, who were wealthy, connected and even related to First Lady Jackie Kennedy.…
Grim Reaper – The Grim Reaper is a personification of death, most famously depicted as a skeleton cloaked in a dark robe and carrying a scythe. This personification can be seen in cultures across the world, daring…
Hanging Gardens of Babylon – Said to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Hanging Gardens were one of the ancient worlds most beautiful attractions. Still, much mystery surrounds them. The exact location, how…
Harold Holt's Last Swim – Harold Holt served as Prime Minister of Australia for less than two years before he disappeared in the blink of an eye. Holt was an avid swimmer, having fished and swam many Australian beaches. In…
Heaven's Gate – In 1997, a San Diego suburb was shocked when the bodies of 39 people dressed in identical tracksuits and sneakers were found in a nearby home. They were all members of the cult Heaven's Gate, whose…
Helicopter Hieroglyphics – The helicopter hieroglyphics are a set of motifs within the Temple of Seti I that many pseudo-scientists believe to be a helicopter, thus proving time travel or contact with aliens or whatever…
Henry Hudson – After a mutiny on board his ship, explorer Henry Hudson, along with his son and seven of his men, were set adrift in what is now James Bay. The men were never heard from again and what exactly…
Hitler in Argentina – Ever since Hitler shot himself in 1945, there have been rumours that he actually escaped. With his body found by Soviets during a time of Soviet disinformation campaigns and unfounded rumours of a…
Holy Grail – Said to be the grail that Jesus used at the Last Supper, this relic is a prominent part of many myths and legends. Throughout history, many have reported to have it in their possession, though it…
Hope Diamond – First found in India in the 17th century, the Hope Diamond is a giant 45 carat blue diamond with a long history and an infamous curse. Some say that the curse began after the diamond was stolen from…
Illuminati – Though they are often the subject of many conspiracies, the Illuminati were actually a real secret society. Born during the Enlightenment Era, they were essentially a poor man's Freemasons. They…
Indus Valley Script – The Indus Valley is a region in what is now Pakistan, once home to the Harrapan civilization. The Indus Valley script are the characters and motifs that the Harrapan civilization left behind.…
Jack the Ripper – Possibly the most famous serial killer of all time, Jack the Ripper murdered several women in the Whitechapel district of London. The goriness and spectacle of the crime attracted much attention, as…
James Dean's "Little Bastard" – In 1955, actor James Dean was on his way to a race in Salinas, California. He was driving his Porsche, nicknamed 'Little Bastard", when he was involved in a brutal head-on collision, which ultimately…
Jell-O Creations – The rise of Jell-O in the 1950s and 1960s can largely be attributed to the end of rationing following WWII and an increase in housewives who fell under the control of diet culture. Not so easily…
Jimmy Hoffa – A union leader heavily involved in mob activity, Jimmy Hoffa disappeared one day in 1975 after a meeting. Even after FBI investigation, who took him that day, what they did to him and where he ended…
John & Yoko's Bed-in – A bed-in is a from of nonviolent protest first seen in 1969 when John Lennon and Yoko Ono held a bed-in at the Hilton Amsterdam, followed by another at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal. Derived…
Johnny Gosch – The original kid to be put onto a milk carton, young Johnny Gosch disappeared one day while delivering newspapers. Many searched for the young boy, to no avail. Until he mysteriously reappeared on…
JonBenét Ramsey – On the morning of December 26, 1996, a frantic 911 call was made in Boulder, Colorado after a note from kidnapers was discovered on the staircase of the Ramsey home. The night before, six-year--old…
Kaspar Hauser – In 1828, a teenager clutching a letter showed up in the town square of modern day Nuremberg. Upon questioning, he was barely able to write or speak with officials and told them that he had been…
Kennedy Family Curse – The Kennedy family has had a prominent spot in American politics and culture for decades. However, the family has been plagued with tragedy after tragedy, including the deaths of four of the family's…
Kilroy Was Here – Kilroy was here is essentially one of the first memes. Becoming popular during WWII with American troops, the image depicts a man with a long nose peeking over a wall. Similarly, the British troops…
King Midas – The legend of a king who was gifted with the golden touch, meaning everything he touched would turn to gold. It became more of a curse as time passed, until he begged the gods to take it back. Some…
King Tut's Curse – When King Tut's tomb was opened in 1923, no one had done so for over 3000 years. In order to ensure the tomb stayed closed, it was said that a curse was placed upon the tomb that would strike anyone…
Kraken – The kraken is a legendary sea monster written about throughout maritime history. Most often attributed to Norwegian myth, where it was first spotted in the Norwegian Sea in a 1700 account, sailors…
Krampus – Originating in Medieval Germany, Krampus has gained a reputation as being the anti-Santa Claus. An old Pagan tradition, Krampus is said to be a half-goat demon that whips and then kidnaps naughty…
Late Bronze Age Collapse – The Bronze Age was a time of great advancement for humanity. Until it suddenly collapsed. Exact reasoning for the collapse has not been deteremined, with speculation ranging from a giant storm, to…
Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping – On a March night in 1932, the infant son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped from his crib. A ladder and a ransom note were left behind and this quickly became the biggest new story of…
Linear A – Linear A is a script used by the Minoan civilization. It has remained difficult to decipher though and has yet to be cracked, unlike the similar Linear B which was cracked in the 1950s.
Looted Art and the Amber Room – The Amber Room was an 18th century Prussian palace room covered in amber panels, gold and priceless artworks. During WWII, Nazis ransacked the palace, dismantling the room. The treasures of the room…
Lost Works of the Library of Alexandria – When Caesar suddenly found himself cut off by a battalion of Egyptian ships, he ordered that they be burnt in order to get them out of his way. However, the fire spread to the Library of Alexandria,…
Mallory and Irvine's Lost Camera – In June of 1924, Andrew Irvine and George Mallory attempted to become the first people to reach the peak of Mount Everest. The two were last seen making their way to the peak and for over 80 years,…
Man in the Iron Mask – The Man in the Iron Mask was a prisoner kept under the reign of Louis XIV. He was first arrested under a pseudonym, before he was imprisoned in the Bastille and an iron mask put onto his face. No one…
Marian Apparitions – A Marian apparition is a reported appearance or appearances of the Virgin Mary. There is a rigorous process from the Vatican to authenticate the appearance of Mary, and of the many claims, only…
Mary Celeste – In 1872, the ship Mary Celeste was seen drifting, even though it had been supposed to arrive in Italy a few days before. When sailors went to investigate the ship and offer help since it was so off…
Max Headroom Broadcast – Viewers of a Chicago television station in November of 1987 were shocked when suddenly their broadcast was interrupted by a man dressed in a Max Headroom costume. The first interruption lasted less…
Michael Rockefeller – Michael Rockefeller was the 23-year-old son of then New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Being a part of one of America's richest families meant that he could pursue his passion of researching…
Missing Link – The idea of the "missing link" refers to the transitional form in an evolutionary series. Many species with incomplete data in their evolutionary trees have been described by geneticists as having…
MKUltra – MKUltra was an experimental program run by the CIA to test the effect of drugs during the 1950s to 70s. The goal was to see the effect that drugs had on brainwashing and psychological torture when a…
Moai of Easter Island – The Moai are the giant statues on Easter Island, which are believed to be representative of gods, though it's unknown. The giant structures are hundreds of years old and were not only carved without…
Mothman – Mothman is a legendary creature, described by witnesses to be a large, winged, man-like creature. In 1966, a group reported driving past a creature with glowing red eyes, which then chased them down…
Nazca Lines – The Nazca Lines are approx. 1000 sq. kilometres of lines covering the Peruvian desert depicting various animals and plants. There are over 10 000 individual lines depicting nearly 300 figures, and…
Nazi Hunt for Treasure – During the second world war, as Germany conquered Europe, Nazis also pursued a fervent hunt for spiritual objects. Their obsession with relics led to several high command officers commanding troops…
North Sentinel Island – In the Bay of Bengal, there is a small island home to the Sentinelese people, an indigenous tribe that has fiercely defended their isolated home. Little is known about the Sentinelese people as they…
Oak Island – Even before the events of 1795, rumours persisted that Oak Island in Nova Scotia was not just a place where famed pirate Captain Kidd had landed, but was also where he hid his famed treasure. Three…
Origin of Languages – For centuries, people have attempted to examine the origin of language and its relationship to the evolution of humans. The history of languages has been hotly debated from multiple different fields…
Out-of-Place Artifacts – An OOOA is an historical artifact that is considered to be beyond the means of the time period it's dated to. Often, these are found to be hoaxes or are misinterpreted by those who either don't know…
Patterson-Gimlin Film – In 1967, friends Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin were horseback riding through Northern California when they saw a hairy apelike creature hiding in an old construction site. The two had a camera on…
Paul is Dead – In 1966, rumours circulated that Paul McCartney, the incredibly famous singer-songwriter front man of the Beatles, had died. The rumour stated that McCartney had been killed in a car crash and, with…
Phantom Islands – A phantom island is an island recorded and mapped, only to be found later that it does not exist. Some of these islands are claimed to contain fantastical and mysterious lands. However, the reasons…
Philosopher's Stone – The Philosopher's Stone is an alchemical stone claimed to be able to turn certain elements to silver or gold, making it the ultimate alchemical element. The search for it dates back as far as 300 AD…
Pied Piper of Hamelin – Legend says that during the Middle Ages, the German town of Hamelin was overrun with rats, and the people were desperate. When the Pied Piper arrived, he said he could solve their problem - for a…
Presidential Pets – Of the forty-two US presidents who have kept pets, there have been some odd animals. Jefferson had two bear cubs and at least 40 sheep - one of which possibly killed a little boy. Van Buren had two…
Prince Rupert's Drops – In 1660, Prince Rupert of the Rhine brought to England a fascinating little discovery - incredibly tough glass beads created by dropping molten glass into cold water. The teardrop shaped glass could…
Princes in the Tower – King Edward V was only 12-years-old when his father died, making him king. However, his reign was never made official, and lasted only a few days before he and his younger brother, Richard of…
Roanoke Colony – Established in 1585, the Roanoke Colony set out to be the first permanent English settlement within North America. However, when they were running low of supplies, a group was sent back to England.…
Romanov Survivors – In July of 1918, Bolshevik guards killed the final Czar, his wife and their five children via firing squad. The bodies were then transported to a remote location, where no one would find them. In the…
Rosetta Stone – The Rosetta Stone is a large slab of granite-like rock upon which is a decree written in three texts on behalf of King Ptolemy V. While a section of the slab is missing, it is a highly important…
Roswell Incident – In 1947, the remains of a crash were discovered. With this being the early Cold War era and recent reports from Kenneth Arnold (tier 2), the rancher who found them considered that the strange remains…
Saint George and the Dragon – A religious myth that tells of the great knight Saint George. When a dragon drained a village of all of their tribute and livestock, it started to take human sacrifices. Until the dragon was defeated…
Saint Valentine's Day Massacre – Taking place on Valentine's Day of 1929, this shocking massacre saw the deaths of several unarmed members of a bootlegging gang. Coming in the midst of prohibition, when the control of the sale of…
Salem Witch Trials – The Salem Witch Trials were one of the last witch trials and one of the few in America to take place. After a group of young girls claimed to have seen a slave communicating with the devil, it began…
Satanic Panic – Beginning in the 1980s in America, the Satanic Panic was a moral panic that saw many white suburbanites claim there was a widespread, underground satanic network. It saw thousands of accusations…
Sea People – The Sea People are believed to be a seafaring civilization during the Late Bronze Age. They are believed to have targeted many Mediterranean and North African civilizations, eventually playing a…
Shroud of Turin – The Shroud of Turin is a piece of linen cloth first documented in 1354, which has a faint image of a man on the front and back. Upon discovery, it was venerated within the Catholic church as they…
Sodder Children – After the Sodder family house burnt to the ground on Christmas Eve, 1945, five of the family's ten children were declared to have died within the fire. However, no remains were found and a conspiracy…
Sold Soul of Robert Johnson – Robert Johnson was an early blues musician, easily one of the first to earn the amount of fame that he did. Rumour has it, though, that in order to earn this fame, he sold his soul to the devil at…
Somerton Man – In 1948, the body of a man was found on Somerton Beach, Australia. It was suspected that it was suicide considering he had the words 'Tamam Shud' (roughly 'it is ended') concealed within a pocket of…
Stockholm Syndrome – Stockholm syndrome is a condition believed to occur when captives begin to sympathize with their captors, coined after the Normalmstorg Robbery that occurred in Stockholm in 1973. Jan-Erik Olsson…
Stonehenge – Stonehenge is a monument situated in the United Kingdom which features several stones 13 feet high, seven feet wide, and weighing around 25 tons. Where the stones came from and how they reached their…
Superman Curse – Since 1948, eleven actors have undertaken the role of Superman. The strange occurrences that have happened to several of those actors has led to what some deem "the Superman curse". In 1948, Kirk…
Surgeons Photograph – In 1934, the Daily Mail would publish what has become the most famous photo of the Loch Ness Monster. Depicting the neck and head of the monster, the photographer asked to remain anonymous as his…
Tank Man – On June 4, 1989 in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, a parade of tanks rolled in and killed hundreds of protestors, mostly students. The next day, the tanks left and one lone man stood in their way. The…
Temple Menorah – The Hebrew Bible tells of the original menorah, a seven-branched candelabrum made of pure gold and lit with fresh olive oil. It was kept in the Tabernacle but, after the siege of Jerusalem in 70 CE,…
Terracotta Warriors – The discovery of the Terracotta Warriors was a surprise when they were found in 1974. No records existed of the more than 8000 warriors, many of which had unique features. Rumours have persisted that…
The 27 Club – The 27 Club refers to a group of musicians, actors and other famous people who died at the age of 27, usually due to suicide or drug overdoses, though some from stranger reasons. People believed to…
The Day the Music Died – While flying to their next performance, musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper's plant tragically crashed. Holly had chartered the plane, eager to reach the next stop on their tour…
The Many Plots Against Hitler – There were a lot of assassination attempts against Hitler both leading up to and during the war. More radical ideas included bombs hidden in brandy bottles, tanks overtaking him and his entourage and…
Tomb of Jesus Christ – After being crucified, Jesus was taken to a tomb for three days before He rose. The location of this tomb though is unclear, despite the vital role it plays in the story of the crucifixion. Many…
Toxic Woman
Trojan Horse
Tunguska Event
Typhoid Mary
USS Cyclops
V-J Day in Times Square
Venus de Milo's Arms
Vlad the Impaler
Voynich Manuscript
Washington's "Wooden" Teeth
Who is Mona Lisa?
Wilhelm Tell
Winchester Mystery House
Zodiac Killer

Two - Uncommon Culture[edit]

Agatha Christie's Disappearance
Alien Autopsy
Anna Anderson
Annabelle the Doll
Antikythera Mechanism
Aokigahara Forest
Assassination of Olof Palme
Axeman of New Orleans
Baba Yaga
Banshee
Barney and Betty Hill Incident
Bell Witch
Bimini Road
Bludgeoning on Ice
Bohemian Grove
Boy in the Box
Brown Lady of Raynham Hall
Burial Site of Genghis Khan
Caligula-Neptune War
Century Egg
Changelings
Charles II of Spain
Chicago Tylenol Murders
Cleveland Torso Murderer
Codex Gigas
Crystal Skulls
Cursed Ring of Rudolph Valentino
Death of Edgar Allen Poe
Dennis Martin
Einstein's Last Words
Elongated Skulls
Enfield Poltergeist
Falcon Lake Incident
Female Hysteria
Final Years of Nefertiti
Fox Vault Fire
Frederick Valentich
Führerbunker Escapes
Getty Kidnapping
Glenn Miller
Golem
Great Train Robbery
Green Children of Woolpit
Göbeklitepe
H.H. Holmes' Murder Castle
Henry Tandey's Mercy
Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
Indulgences
Iron Pillar
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Theft
Isdal Woman
Isla de las Muñecas
Jean Spangler
Jefferson Still Lives
Jersey Devil
Jesus' Real Birthday
JFK-Lincoln Coincidences
Keddie Cabin Murders
Kenneth Arnold's Flying Saucers
Kentucky Meat Shower
Kola Superdeep Borehole
La Tomatina
Lady Dai's Mummy
Lady of the Dunes
Lascaux
Last Moments of the Challenger
Leatherman
Little Albert Experiment
Lost City of Z
Lost Treasure of the Tsars
Lost Years of Jesus
Louie, Louie
Louis Le Prince
Mad Trapper of Rat River
Mammoth Cave Incident
Man From Taured
Mocha Dick
Mongolian Death Worm
Mystery of the Minoans
Napoleon's True Height
Nebra Sky Disk
Oscar Zeta Acosta
Ozzy Osbourne Head-Biting Incidents
Paula Jean Welden
Perron Family Haunting
Philadelphia Experiment
Phineas P. Gage
Phoenix Lights
Physician-Induced Assassination
Plague of Athens
Poe Toaster
Post-Mortem Photography
Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Contact Theories
Project Pigeon
Red Scare
Riddle of the Great Sphinx
Roald Amundsen
Robert Chesebrough's Vaseline-Based Diet
Royal Turducken
Sappho's Lost Poems
Sedlec Ossuary
Shakespeare's Grave
Silent Twins
Spear of Longinus
Spontaneous Human Combustion
Spring-heeled Jack
Taxi Driver Assassination Attempt
The 634 Attempts Against Castro
The Town That Dreaded Sundown
Three Reigns of Pope Benedict IX
Thylacine
Tomb of Alexander the Great
Tulip Mania
Unsinkable Sam
Vela Incident
Villisca Axe Murders
Violet Jessop, the Unsinkable Woman
Viper Room
Voyager Golden Records
Walter Collins Imposter
War of the Worlds Radio Broadcast
Who Shot First at Waco?
WIlliam Martin and Operation Mincemeat
Wojtek the Bear
Woolly Mammoths and Pyramids
Wow! Signal
Wunderwaffe

Three - Sounds Familiar[edit]

1904 Olympic Marathon
335 Years War
Ada Constance Kent
Adidas vs. Puma
Aeschylus and the Tortoise
Affair of the Sausages
Agent 355
Agent Garbo
Albert Ostman Abduction
Alfred Loewenstein
Altamura Man
Ambrose Bierce
Amy Lynn Bradley
Andorra-German War
Angels of Mons
Animal Trials
Antarctica's First Citizen
Anti-Comet Pills
Apollo 11 Missing Tapes
April 11, 1954
Ariel School UFO Incident
Attempted Kidnapping of Princess Anne
Aztec Death Whistle
Baleroy Mansion Chair of Death
Battle of Castle Itter
Battle of Los Angeles
Beale Ciphers
Beast of Gévaudan
Ben Franklin's Alphabet
Benjamin Bathurst
Bennington Triangle
Bentinck's Tunnels
Billionaire Boys Club
Björk Stalker
Blanche Monnier
Bloody Benders
Blue Fugates
Bobbitt Penectomy
Bobby Leach's Slip
Broad Daylight Killing
Bundy's Escapes
Cadaver Synod
Caesarion's Father
Captain Charles Johnson
Capture of Guam
Casket Letters
Casu Martzu
Celestial Phenomenon Over Basel
Centennial Light Bulb
Chappaquiddick Incident
Charles Joughin
Cher Ami
Cindy Anderson
Clever Hans
Cockle Bread
Colleoni Coat of Arms
Complaint Tablet to Ea-nāṣir
Conqueror Cancer Cases
Cooper Family Falling Body Photo
Copper Scroll
Cromwell's Posthumous Execution
Curse of Tippecanoe
Daedalus Sea Serpent
Dahomey Amazons
Dare Stones
Dashrath Manjhi Road
David Cox
Death of Jean Seberg
Death of van Gogh
Defenestrations of Prague
Demon Core
Depression-Era Dance Marathons
Devil Made Me Do It Case
Devil's Kettle
Did the Count of St. Germain Die?
Dowling Wrecking Ball Theft
Drowning of Tom Thomson
Dybbuk Box
Eduard Bloch's Nazi Protection
El Fausto
Emu War
Eternal Flame Falls
Exorcism of Roland Doe
Eye of the Sahara
Fairy Shoe of Beara Peninsula
Fall of Amy Dudley
Female Stranger at Alexandria
Fenian Raids
Fieschi Letter
Forest Swastikas
Fox Sisters
Frano Selak's Brushes With Death
Fuchsprellen
Gef the Mongoose
Genie Wiley
Ghostbusters Ruling
Glen and Bessie Hyde
Goddard Timeslip
Godfrey's Cordial
Great Midwest Fires of 1871
Great Molasses Flood
Greek Fire
Green Boots
Groom of the Stool
Hammersmith Ghost
Hans Steininger's Beard
Hattie McDaniel's Oscar
Haunting of Peg Entwistle
Hearst Kidnapping
Helen Brach
Hellfire Club
Henry Every and his Crew
Hexham Heads
Hinterkaifeck Murders
Immortal Beloved
Insoluble Mystery of Isidore Fink
Invention of Cornflakes
Jean-Marie Loret's Illegitimacy
Jerome of St. Mary's Bay
Jerry Lee Lewis' Third Marriage
Jersey Shore Shark Attacks
Joan Risch
John Doe No. 24
John Favara
Joseph Force Crater
Joseph of Cupertino and Flying Saints
Juliana the Great Dane
Jump of Franz Reichelt
Just Judges
Kelly-Hopkinsville Encounter
Kettle War
Killing of Johnny Stompanato
Kowloon Walled City
Krakatoa Eruption
Kugelpanzer
L'Oiseau Blanc
L-8 the Ghost Blimp
La Pascualita
Laughing to Death
Lawrence Joseph Bader, or John 'Fritz' Johnson
Liston's Deadly Surgery
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Lluvia de Peces
Lobster War
Long Man of Wilmington
Lord Darnley's Murder
Lost Army of Cambyses II
Lost Dutchman's Mine
Lost Regiment of Gallipoli
Lotus Feet
Louis XIX's Reign
Madame Butterfly
Madness of the Fairy Tale King
Malleus Maleficarum
Mama Cass' Ham Sandwich
Martin Family Disappearance
Michel Lotito and the Cessna 150
Michelle Remembers
Mike the Chicken
Minituare Coffins of Arthur's Seat
Missing Minutes of Watergate
Mono Grande
Montezuma's Treasure
Moscow's Vodka Drought
Most Precious Blood
Mummia
Muramasa
Murder in Room 1046
Mutiny on the Bounty
Mystery of Marie Rogêt
Mystery of the Etruscans
Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket
Nephilim
New Swabia
Nicholas Barclay/Frederic Bordin
Nottingham Cheese Riot
Oath Against Henry Symeonis
Octobering
Operation Cat Drop
Optography
Oro de Moscú
Otafuku's Perpetual Stew
Ourang Medan
Overtoun Bridge
Panmunjom Axe Atrocity Incident
Panzerschokolade
Phaistos Disc
Phantom Time Hypothesis
Pie Ban
Pineapple Mania
Playboy Curse
Pope Donus II
Pope Joan
Possession of Anneliese Michel
Princess Caraboo
Project Pegasus
Proton Beam Survivor
R.M. Qualtrough
Rabbit Births
Radcliffe Line
Radium Girls
Raft of the Medusa
Rainmaking
Rakotzbrücke
Red Barn Murder
Red-Headed Vampires of Greece
Resurrection of George Washington
Richard Colvin Cox
ROAR!
Safety Coffins
Saved from the Titanic
Schliemann Excavations
Sean Flynn
September Pope
Servant Girl Annihilator
Shanti Devi
Shark Arm Case
Sheppard Murder Case
Shooting Death of Meriwether Lewis
Sigurd the Mighty and Maelbrigte the Buck-Toothed
Silphium
Skinwalker Ranch
Skylight Caper
Snippy the Horse
Sober Sue
Solomon Northup
Solway Spaceman
Son of Sam's Motive
SOS Sign Incident
Sostratus of Aegina
Spinalonga
Springfield Three
SS Californian
St. Didacus Automaton
St. Pancras Walrus
Stranger at the Grand Canyon
Sword of Calais
Sylacauga Meteorite Victim
Tarim Mummies
Tarrare
Ten Lost Tribes
Terminal Man
Tessem and Knutsen
Thaw of Jean Hilliard
The Day the Clown Cried
The Great Disappointment
The Last Duel
Theft of the Irish Crown Jewels
Three Identical Strangers
Three Secrets of Fátima and the Miracle of the Sun
Tibetan Aryans (According to the Nazis)
Tomb of Antony and Cleopatra
Tomb of Timur
Transporting Soldier
Travelling Show Corpse
Travis Walton Incident
Treasure of Pancho Villa
Tree of Ténéré
Trepanning
Truth of Princess Qajar
Tsutomu Yamaguchi
Tulpa
Turtle Submarine
Twenty-One Quiz Show Scandal
Un-Murderable Michael Malloy
Uncanny Valley Evolutionary Hypothesis
Unkillable Soldier
Unusual Fall of Garry Hoy
Valentina Vassilyev
Vatican Library Contents
Victor of Aveyron
Vinča Symbols
Vostok Station Chess Game
Wadi al-Hitan
War of Jenkins' Ear
Wendigo
What did Pope Leo say to Atilla the Hun?
White Sands Footprints
Who Put Bella Down the Wych Elm?
William Desmond Taylor
William Stuart-Houston
Wreck of the Titian: Or, Futility
Year of Confusion
Younger Lady
Yuba County Five
Zone of Silence
Zone Rouge
Zoo of Pablo Escobar
Zoroaster
Ötzi's Killer

Four - Getting Obscure[edit]

Acheiropoieta
Adam Rainer
Alab Petroglyphs
Alejandro Bello
Americana, Brazil
Ancient Sex Curse of Cyprus
Andean Jungle Shelters
Anglo-Zanzibar War
Antarctic Fruitcake
Architecture Terrible
Assassination of Piersanti Mattarella
Audley's Town
Baba Vanga
Bal des Ardents
Balloonfest '86
Banquet of the Chestnuts
Barbara Newhall Follett
Barge T-36
Bat Bombs
Bathysphere Creatures
Battle of the Frogs
Beast of Bladenboro
Bell Island Boom
Ben Franklin's Bodies
Bermagui's Missing Men
Black Donnellys
Blackfriar Massacre
Blood of St. Janarius
Bloody White Baron Ungern
Bohr-Heisenberg Meeting
Bonfire of the Vanities
Boston Corbett
Bought all the Tea
Brazen Bull
Breeching
Butcher of Cinkota
California Airship Scare
Carl Disch
Carroll A. Deering
Cash-Landrum Incident
Cat Nuns
Cats of Louis Wain
Cauldrons of Siberia
Cave of Kelpius
Champawat Tiger
Charles C. Morgan
Chase Vault Coffins
Chichijima Incident
Children's Crusade
Chopin's Heart
Christa Helm
Clara the Rhino
Coconut Religion
Colonel Blood
Coral Castle
Corporal Jackie
Crocker Land Expedition
Crowley in WWII
Crown Prince Sado
Curse of Jacques de Molay
Curse of the Colonel
Curse of the Wandering Jew
D-Day Crossword Puzzles
Dahlsjö Case
Dalles des Morts
Darien Scheme
Dashi-Dorzho Itigilov
Death by Meteorite
Death of Christopher Marlowe
Delhi Purple Sapphire
Dighton Rock
Doggerland
Doina Bumbea
Dorothy Eady
Dorothy Jane Scott
Dr. Crippen
Drapetomania
East Bay Walls
East German Balloon Escape
Edward Mordrake
Edwin Booth
Egg War
Emperor Norton
Escapes of Yoshie Shiratori
Evelyn Hartley
Execution of Triboulet
Exploding Trousers
Exploding Whale of Oregon
Extranationality of Princess Margret's Birth
False Dmitry
Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum and Phooey
Female Husbands
Finalaska
First Mooning
Flights of Thomas Fitzpatrick
Flora Stevens
Flores Island Hobbits
Fly Geyser
Football War
Fordlandia
Fort Blunder
Forty Elephants
Founding of Liberia
Frank Devereaux
Frederick McDonald
Fu-Go Balloon Bomb
Ghost Plane of Pearl Harbour
Gouvernor Morris and the Whalebone
Great Moon Hoax
Great Pizza Funeral
Great Smog of London
Great Stink
Great Stork Derby
Gregor MacGregor and Poyais
Hall-Mills Murders
Hand of Glory
Harrison Ruffin Taylor
Haydn's Skull
Hayes and Sweet Kiss
Hell Hound of Mons
Hemingway's New Atlantis
Heslington Brain
Hessdalen Lights
Hilbert's Problems
Himalayan Towers
Hoia-Baciu Forest
Holy Prepuce
Houska Castle
How to Keep the Nile Coming
Huberta the Hippo
Hugo's Funeral
Icelandic Bananas
If Day
Incident at Petrich
Ivy League Nude Posture Photos
James E. Tedford
James Joyce's Love Letters
James William Boyd
Jeffrey Derosier
Jeffrey Hudson Pie
Jewish Pope Andreas
Joan Gay Croft
John the Posthumous
Joseph Bowne Elwell
Karyn Kupcinet
Kidnap Years
Kierksdorp Spheres
Kijong-dong
King Zog I
Kneeling Nun
Konkursas Pasaulio Ilgaplaukės
Kray Twins
Kuldhara
L.W. Wright
Laetitia Toureaux
Lake Vostok
Last French Guillotine Execution
Laureen Rahn
Lemuria
Lewis and Clark's Mercury Trail
Lieserl Einstein
Lionel the Lion-Faced Man
Little Red Man of Paris
London Beer Flood
Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island
Lord Timothy Dexter
Lost Books of the Bible and Forgotten Books of Eden
Lost Lemon Mine
Loveday
Luck of Kokura
Machete Murder of Keith Blakelock
Mackle Kidnapping
Mademoiselle Sagée's Companion
Madman's War
Malin Matsdotter
Man-Eating Lions of Tsavo
Mango Cult
Marfa Lights
Margarine Bootlegging
Mars Bluff B-47 Incident
Massacre of Tenochtitlan
Masturbating Man of Pompeii
May 1605 Papal Conclave
May Day Mystery
Metro-2
Min Min Lights
Miracle of Calanda
Monsieur Chouchani
Monster of Florence
Moon-Eyed People
MV Joyita
Napoleon vs the Bunnies
Nauscopy
Nazi Anti-Tobacco Movement
Nazi Hunt for the Yeti
Near Misses of Nuclear War
Nelson's Brandy
New Coke Conspiracy
New England Vampire Panic
New England's Dark Day
Newgate Monster
Night Witches
Norse Abandonment of Greenland
North Korean Movie Kidnappings
Olga of Kyiv
Onfim's Writings
Operation Aswang
Operation Gunnerside
Operation Highjump
Operation Northwoods
Order of the Pug
Orgone
Origin of the Sumerians
Ortolan Bunting
Ossett Murder Case
Owen Parfitt
Padmanabhaswamy Temple Treasures
Palais Idéal
Patomskiy Crater
Penelope the Platypus
Philippe Petit
Phosphorous Jack
Pier Paolo Pasolini
Pimlico Mystery
Poison Squad
Pollock Family Tragedy
Pope Celestine V
Pope Leo X's Elephant
Poveglia
Predictions of Erik Jan Hanussen
Project Paperclip
Publius Afranius Poitus
Pumina
R.P.G.
Raciborz Mummy
Redpath Mansion Mystery
Reichstag Fire
Republic of Pirates
Reykjavík Confessions
Riddle of Chaco Canyon
Roman Dodecahedrons
Rome's Secret Name
Rongorongo Codex
Rosalia Lombardo
Rosie Ruiz
Rudloe Manor
Rudolf Diesel
Sacred Band of Thebes
Sale of the Eiffel Tower
Sanpaku Eyes
Scepter of Dagobert
Schizophrenia as Visions from the Divine
Seigneur of the Swans
Serpent Mound
Shag Harbour UFO Incident
Shooting of Anton Webern
Sibiu Manuscript
Sinatra Jr. Kidnapping
Sivatherium of Kish
SM UB-85 Sea Monster
Socrates and Ancient Spaceflight
SS Baychimo
Stayner Brothers
Steven Kubacki
Super Fight
Syndrome K
Tartaria and Mud Flood Theory
Tehran UFO Incident
Ten Cent Beer Night
The Pet Monster
Theft of the Holy Prepuce
Thomas Merton and the CIA
Throne of James Hampton
Tiger's Vengence
Tilma of Juan Diego
Tom and Eileen Longergan
Tomb of Betty Stiven
Topsy the Elephant
Treasure of Shellbird Island
Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
Tuyuhun Invasion of Gansu
USS Willard Keith Phantom Sub
Vanishing Hotel Room
Varginha Incident
Viking Sally Murder
Vladimir Alexandrov
Vladimir Pravik's Eyes
Vulcan's USSR Bridge
Wall Street Bombing
War on Squirrels
Watermelon Riot
Weather Station Kurt
Wenceslao Moguel
West Point Eggnog Riot
Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping
Wolf Messing
Yeti Scalp of Khumjung
Zaragoza Goblin
Đorđe Martinović Incident

Five - Losing the Light[edit]

1972 Iran Blizzard
A Father's Justice
Acoustic Kitty
Adam's Peak Footprint
Adamites
Adintology
Alken Enge Bog Bodies
Ambrose Small
American Hippo Bill
Angel of Hadley
Angel's Glow
Antonianism
Arctic Balloon Incident
Arnstadt and Plüschke
Arrichion of Phigalia
Arsenic Dresses
Assassination of Benjamin F. Lewis
Assassination of Spencer Perceval
Atlantropa
Atlit Yam
Avro Project 1794
B. Traven
Baby Monster
Bad Dürrenberg Shaman
Bald Mountain Tremor
Battle of Athens
Beached Body of a Giant Woman
Bethnal Green Screams
Bhagwanji
Bhangarh Fort
Bible John
Bloch Affair
Blood Countess Elizabeth Báthory
Bogle-Chandler Case
Bombing of Richard Singer
Bomena
Boontling
Bottle Conjurer
Bouvet Island Lifeboat
Bridge of No Return
Brotherhood of the Seven Rays
Burned House Horizon
Buzkashi
Bélmez Faces
Bérenger Saunière Conspiracies
Błędów Desert
Cachi the Poodle
Campden Wonder
Cape Ann Frenchmen of 1692
Capturing the Friedmans
Carrington Event
Caveman of Morocco
Charfield Children
Children of Llullaillaco
Chinese Alchemical Elixir Poisonings
Chowchilla Kidnapping
Chronicles From the Future
COINTELPRO
Colonies of William Walker
Corpse of Elena Milagro de Hoyos
Corpses of the De Witt Brothers
Crash at Crush
Criterion of Embarrassment
Curonian Colonisation
Czechoslovak Togo
Dallol
Dartmoor Hairy Hands
Daughter of Emperor Xiaoming of Northern Wei
Diane Suzuki
Died for want of Lobster Sauce
Dog-Headed Race
Dogor
Dorothy Forstein
Double Life of Father Hans Schmidt
Double Life of John Damon
Dropa Stones
Drummer Boy of Chickamauga
Dublin Whiskey Fire
Dynamite Drowning of Danny Dodge
Eight Day Bride
Emilcin Abduction
Erfurt Latrine Disaster
Escape of Lester Eubanks
Execution by Snakebite
Fanny and Stella
Fasting Girls
Father Yod
Final Voyage of the Teignmouth Electron
Florida Machete Murders
For Anna Shooting
Francis Bacon and the Ghost Chicken
Fremantle Six
French Revolution as Illuminati Conspiracy
Galapagos Affair
Galvarino's Hands
Gangkhar Puensum
George's Island Murderer
Gladys Deacon's Wax Face
Glass Delusion
Goldsboro B-52 Crash
Granger Taylor
Great Amherst Mystery
Great French Mustache Strike of 1907
Great Library of Baghdad
Great Mull Air Mystery
Great Sheep Panic
Great Vowel Shift
Grech Bombing
Guglielma
Guillotine Living Heads
Gunkanjima
Gödel's Loophole
Harry Oakes
Hartlepool Monkey Hanging
Head of the Düsseldorf Vampire
Heracleion
Hiroo Onoda
Hitler Hormone Plan
Hittite Laws of Sex
Hochelaga
Hollinwell Incident
Houdini of Florida
Hughes Glomar Explorer
I Shot Andy Warhol
Identity of the Disciple Whom Jesus Loved
Ignaz Trebitsch-Lincoln
Jesus' Studies in Japan
John Frum
June Robles
Kagome Kagome
Kanamara Matsuri
Kathy Hobbs' Premonitions
Kidnap of Elizabeth Canning
Kidnap of Shergar
Kidnapping of Aldo Moro
King of Islamestan
King Solomon's Gold
Klein Brothers
Krishna's Butterball
Kuril Islands Dispute
Køge Huskors
Lake Angikuni Village
Lake Baikal 1977 Submersible
Lawsonomy
Lead Masks Case
Lei Feng
Leichhardt and the Missing Men of the Outback
Leningrad Famine
Leopold III's Volcano
Lisa Au
Lookout Air Raids
Lord Lucan
Lord's Sparrow Incident
Los Angeles Central Library Fire
Lost Boy Larry
Lost City of the Kalahari
Lost Cosmonauts
Lost Muskflower Scent
Léo Major and the Battle of Zwolle
M/S Cabo Santa Maria Disco
Machine Elves
Madagascar Plan
Magic Head of Pope Sylvester II
Makassan-Australian Cucumber Contact
Marković Affair
Mary Agnes Gross
May December Affair
Miami Circle
Miedzianka
Miracle of 1511
Missing Bishop of Pyongyang
Mogui Cheng, the Demon City
Monster with 21 Faces
Monte Carlo Suicide Epidemic
Mount Nyangani
Mummies of Guanajuato
Murder of Chalino Sánchez
Murder of Dian Fossey
Murder of Francis Quayle
Murder of Isabella de' Medici
Murder of Manson's Uncle
Nanny of the Maroons
Nazis Polar Bear Mascots
New York City Moving Day
Nika Riots
Nizari Assassins
Nyiragongo Volcano
Oahspe: A New Bible
Odon Fires
Operation Cone of Power
Operation Midnight Climax
Operation Sea-Spray
Orphan Train Movement
Oslo Plaza Woman
Painless Parker
Pedestrianism
Person on Business from Porlock
Phantom Barber
Phobos II Final Transmission
Plain of Jars
Pol Pot's Apologist
Pont-Saint-Esprit Mass Poisoning
Pope Innocent VIII's Last Drink
Porpoise Burial
Portuguese Bank Note Crisis
Potsdam Giants
Prince Philip Movement
Prince Rupert and Boy
Prison de Kara
Project A119
Project Horizon
Punishment for Suicide
Qilakitsoq Mummies
Queenstown Shooting
Radithor Death of Eben Byers
Ratcliffe's Flaying
Raymond Robinson, the Green Man
Reconsecration of Tenochtitlan
Red Coronation
Rhythm 0
Robespierre's Jaw
Rohonc Codex
Roland the Farter
Roman account of a dragon
Roopkund Lake Bodies
Royal Grimm Trainwreck
Russian Fireball of 1663
Sacsayhuamán
Saducismus Triumphatus
Sam the Sandown Clown
San Domino
Sangha Tenzin
Scold's Bridle
Sea of Galilee Anomaly
Shugborough Inscription
Siberian Ice Maiden
Siege of Nishapur
Signora Monaro
Siri Thesis
Sleeping Girl of Turville
Sleeping Man Suicide
Snake Village
Society for the Suppression of Unnecessary Noise
Socotra Island
Sokushinbutsu
Soldier of Babie Doly
Soviet Ape-Men
Spaghetti Trees
SS Jesmond and Atlantis
Star Dust Accident
Starlite
Stella Lansing Case
Stockton Arsonist
Straw Hat Riot
Stupidity of Douglas Hegdahl
Survival of Poon Lim
Susanna Caroline Matilda
Susie's Dying Telephone Calls
Sweating Sickness
Symphonie Fantastique
Symphysiotomy
Tanganyika Laughter Epidemic
Thatcher's Loch Ness Monster Hunt
The Drag Queen and the Mummy
The Thing in the Woods
Tongan Castaways
Trans-Saharan Ostrich Expeditions
Trapped in Glass
Tribeč
Turnspit Dog
Two-Headed Animal Experiments
U-1206's Plumbing Problem
United Airlines Trip 23
Unity Mitford
Ursula Herrmann
Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571
USS O'Bannon Potatoes
Utsuro-bune
Vanishing Evangelist
Vatican Chronovisor
Vault of Saints
Victor Penny's Death Ray
Vimana
Visoko Pyramid Claim
Waikato Saurian Affair
Wawel Chakra
Werewolf of Bedburg
Who Killed Kirov?
Wife Selling
Wilson's Worst Journey in the World
Woodhenge
World's Fair Bombing
World's Youngest Mother
Yanar Dağ
Yellow Cuban Balloons
Yonaguni Monument
Zero Stroke
Zip Gun Bomber
Zombies of Wharram Percy
Joanna Lopez

Six - Hidden Underground[edit]

1755 Lisbon Earthquake
1894 Rock Island Railroad Wreck
1979 Ba'ath Party Purge
300 Million Yen Robbery
3X Murders
939 City of San Francisco derailment
Accidental Death of an Anarchist
Adelaide Oval Abduction
Adena Wolf Man
Affaire Grégory
Andersonville
Andy the Goose
Angola Coast UFO Incident
Assassination of Mary Pinchot Meyer
Astronomy of the Dogon People
Atlas Vampire
Attack of the Dead Men
Babies Under Anesthesia
Baby Farming
Bacon Killed Dyer
Baekeland Murder
Bain Family Murders
Ballpoint Pen Affair
Bamboo Torture
Batagaika Crater
Battle of Hayes Pond
Battle of Ramree Island
Battle of the Marshes
Bhawal Case
Bielski Partisans
Blood House at Fountain Drive
Bluebelle Mass Murder
Body in the Cylinder
Bombers Affair
Bowen Family "Haunting"
Bowes-Lyon Sisters
Brabant Murders
Bradford Bishop
Brasher-Dye Disappearance
Burrowing Burglars
Byzantine Nose Mutilation
Cagots
Canadian Pacific Airlines Flight 21
Cave of the Crystals
Child Painter of Málaga
Chinese Pyramids
Chivruay Pass Incident
Chojolom Stone Head
Clovis Culture
Clovis-Solutrean Hypothesis
Cocoliztli Epidemics
Colonia Dignidad
Colorado Cannibal
Committee of 300
Conspiracy 58
Convulsionnaires at Saint-Medard
Cooper Sahara Crossing
Cornish Fogous
Crash of Dag Hammarskjold
Crew of the Sarah Joe
Crime of the Rue des Hirondelles
Cronica Universalis
Cult Death of Jeanette DePalma
Curse of Christopher Case
Cyrillid Shower
Dachau Hypothermia Experiments and Nazi Science
Death of Jean Perera Sinnappa
Death Valley Germans
Derinkuyu
Desecration of Big Nose George
Devil's Pool at Babinda Boulders
Diquís Spheres
Disappearance of Carl-Eric Björkegren
Discovery of Hedviga Golik
Dodleston Messages
Double Life of Stanley Williams
Doudeg Fra
Dr. Cecilia Giubileo
Dr. Fritz
Drowning of Violet Goglin
Dunkelgrafen
Elagabalus
Elsie Sigel and Chinese Restaurants
Emanuela Orlandi
Emperor of Central Africa
Encephalitis Lethargica
Execution by Elephant
Execution of George Stinney Jr.
Execution Souvenirs
False Quixote
Fandel Children
Freedon Freighter
Fritzl Case
Frog Boys
Fronczak Triple Disappearance
Fukurai Affair
Gedi Ruins
Germ Murder
Gilgal Refaim
Gilles de Rais
Girl in the Box
Goldfish Swallowing
Great Pox of 1495
Gunnel Gummeson
Hands of Perón
Hanging Coffins
Harpe Brothers
Hausjärvi Gravel Pit Murders
Head of Maria Rosenthal
Hemingway's Suitcase
Hexenkartothek Investigation
Hidden Character Stone
Him, the X-Rated Film
Hollowcombe Bottom
Hong Xiuquan
Hospitaller Colonization of the Americas
Hranice Abyss
Hákarl
I Modi
Icebox Murders
Insanity of Lincoln's Defender
Investor Massacre
Jamestown Jane
Jatinga Bird Suicide
Jedars
Jetpack Man
John/Joan Case
Jophar Vorin
Juan Pedro Martínez
Jumping Frenchmen of Maine
Kadaververwertungsanstalt
Kalkajaka Disappearances
Kansas' STD Imprisonments
Karel Novák
Kayhausen Boy
Khooni Nadi River
Kidnapping of Jessica Alba
Killer Nun
Killing of Prince Edouard-Xavier de Lobkowicz
Killing of Zinaida Reich
King's Drops
Kitum Caves
Kiviaq
Korotangi
Ksar Draa
Kuru
Lady of Lemba
Lake Bodom Murders
Lake Lanier
Lal Bahadur Shastri's Heart Attack
Land of Punt
Longyou Caves
Lord of the World Prophecies
Loropéni
Mad Gasser of Mattoon
Magdalena of the Cross
Makhunik
Malawi Leper Tree
Man of the Hole
Manacled Mormon Case
Managua Ripper
Mante People
Mantell UFO Incident
Marriage of Charlie Johns and Eunice Winstead
Marseille Bar Massacre
Martin Guerre
Marvin the Monster
Mary Shotwell Little
Mass Death in Demmin
Mellified Men
Mi6 Witchcraft Research Centre
Michigan Lake Stonehenge
Milgram Experiment
Missing Trio
Mitanni Capital of Waššukanni
Mona Lisa was a Chinese Slave
Moon 'Split in Two'
Mortara Case
Mount Aconcagua Potential Murders
Mount Lico Rainforest
Mouse in the Cotton Mill Mass Hysteria
Mr. Cruel
Mr. Kaor’s Letters
Muhammad al-Mahdi
Murder of Betty Shanks
Murder of Giovanni Borgia
Murder of Helen Betty Osborne
Murder of Philip Innes Fraser
Murders Aboard the Herbert Fuller
Mustansirite Hardship
Mystery Booms of the Rockies
Nakam
Naked Fugitive
Nandi Devi
New Chronology
Nicole Morin
Night Soil Men
Nitocris
Nongqawuse
Norodim Naradipo
Northern Rhodesia Forbidden Pit
Norway's Black Death Ghost Ship
Nub City
Nun of Kent
Oak Jozef
Occupation of Alcatraz
Oklo Reactor
Operation LAC
Operation Prato
Operation PX
Operation Red Dog
Origin of the Suicide Hotline
Oven Homicide
Palo Verde Amtrak Derailment
Pamela Werner
Pasilalinic-sympathetic Compass
Pauline Picard
Penn Station Sniper
Peştera Movile
Phantom Whistler of Louisiana
Phillips Family Allegations
Pickled Head of Diego Alves
Pico Cao Grande
Por-Bazhyn
Portlock, Alaska
Princess Thyra of Denmark and Vilhelm Frimann Marcher
Priory of Sion
Prohibition Poisonings
Précontinent II
Q Gospel
R. v. Parks
Rangoon Bombing
Reggio Revolt
Robert R.
Roman Town in China
Rosvall and Voutilainen
Roughcastle Brickworks Murder
Rui Pedro
Runit Island
Sack of Baltimore
Sacrifice of Maximilian Kolbe
Salt Spring Island Murder
San Francisco Plague
San Juanico Disaster
Sao Civlization
Sarov Monastery
Scottish Brochs
Shanay-timpishka
Sheriff Buford Pusser
Shindo Renmei
Sillamäe
Skree of Culloden
Skull Tower
Sleepytime Tea and the Urantia Book
Sporus
SS Waratah
Stalking of Cindy James
Stone Circles at Odry
Stone Circles of Senegambia
Suicide of Geli Raubal
Sultana Disaster
Sunspot Activity and Historical Warfare
Surtsey Island
SV Resolven
Tabby's Star
Teigin Case
Teresita Basa Case
Thames Torso Murders
The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On
The Michael Teachings
Thurston County Ritual Abuse Case
Torysh
Trapped Sailors of Pearl Harbour
Trevaline Evans
Tromelin Island Castaways
Tucker's Cross
Tōkai Nuclear Accident
Ugly Carnivals
Unit 684
Vale do Amanhecer
Vampire of Meduegna
Vasile Gorgos
Venus Pellagatti Xtravaganza
Verëvkina Cave
Vipeholm Experiments
War on Cats
White Shaman Shelter
White Woman of Gippsland
Who Built Teotihuacán?
Who Killed Karen Silkwood?
Wilga Waterhole
Windover Skeletons
Woman in the Polka Dot Dress
Yamnaya
YOGTZE Case
Yogurt Shop Murders
Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis
Zannanza
Štěchovice Treasure

Seven - Covered Up and Forgotten[edit]

1980s Franciscan Priest Murders
1985 MOVE Bombing
Aguilar de Campoo Girls
Alcàsser Girls Fugitive
Alphabet Murders
Amber-Lee Cruickshank
Annie Hearin
Assassination of the Marquesses of Urquijo
Baglioni Family Massacre
Bhopal Disaster
Body in the Mondsee
Bohdan Piasecki
Borborite Rituals
British Pet Massacre
Carteron Murders
Chameleon Killer
Cheryl Grimmer
Cop Killer of Harbin City
Death of Edmund Berry Godfrey
Death of Pepsi Paloma
Deaths of Archambeau and Bruguier
Devin Williams
Diane Augat
Disputed Death of Jan Masaryk
Donora Death Fog
Doodler
Experiments in the Revival of Organisms
Family Murders
Famine Plot
Fatal Crash of Roger Williamson
Faxaskjól John Doe
Fernald State School Oatmeal
Fort Zverev
Fukushima Toilet Mystery
Furnace Girl
Gatton Murders
Gloria Martínez
God is a memory of a 'Ruler of the North'
Good Hart Murders
Göhrde Murders
Hamburg Rubble Murderer
Honolulu Strangler
Huang Yanqiu Incidents
Hypogeum
Iodine 131 Experiments
Ireland's Vanishing Triangle
Italian Hall Disaster
Itavia Flight 870
Jack Family DIsappearance
Jack Unterweger
Jameson Affair
Journey of David Glenn Lewis
Khamar-Daban Incident
Khuk Khi Kai
Killing of Don Henry and Kevin Ives
Kosovo Student Poisonings
Lake Natron
Lake Nyos Disaster
Larry Hillbolm
Lehi
Libyan Air Force MiG-23 Crash
Life of Thea Puymbroeck
Llanharry Murders
Los Galindos Massacre
Luna Park Ghost Train Fire
Macastre Triple Murder
MacDonald Lake Structure
Mad Queen of Madagascar
Mary VIncent Hitchhiking Attack
Matamoros Cult Murders
McDonald's Boys Case
Meuse Valley Fog
Michaela Garecht
Mirella Gregori
Moses Lall and Lila Buerattan
Most Radioactive Man Ever
Murder of Billie-Jo Jenkins
Murder of Daniel Morgan
Murder of Grace Livingstone
Murder of Kayo Matsuzawa
Murder of Kyllikki Saari
Murder of Raonaid Murray
Nine Unknown Men
Norman Prater
Nude in the Nettles
Oakland County Child Killer
Ogre of the Ardennes
Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders
Parsley Massacre
Pencil Murder
Personalities of Billy Milligan
Piia Ristikankare
Ponce Massacre
Rabivere Woman
Ratcliff Highway Murders
Rettendon Murders
Rif War Cancer Cases
Sada Abe Incident
Saint Aubin Street Massacre
Sandakan Death March
Sandby Borg Massacre
Santiago "Nani" Corella
Sati
Saw-Killer of Hanover
Schoolhouse Blizzard
Septic Tank Sam
Shell Centre John Doe
Shooting of Gunnar Tryggvason
Siege of Ma'arra
Sita Valles
Skoptsy
Story of Elsie Paroubek
Sukumara Kurup
Swill Milk Scandal
Syrl and Christine Orbach
Tardecitas de Sol Murder
Tarring of R. Wiley Brownlee
Tatra Mountains Mystery
TBZ Mumbai Heist
The Marianne Case
The Slaveholder
Tiwanaku and Puma Punku
Tlatelolco Massacre
Tollund Man
Tristan Brübach
Tynong North and Frankston Murders
Türkan Feyzullah
Unit 731
Unknown Bairn
Unnatural Death of Edith Smallpiece
Uwe Barschel
Vampire of Bucharest
Vending Machine Murders
Walker Family Murders
Wanda Beach Murders
Whipping Tom
Wilmington Insurrection of 1898
Ylenia Carrisi
Zigmund Adamski

Eight - All That is Unseen[edit]

97% of History
Ant Hill Kids
Attack on Mers-el-Kébir
Auschwitz of Africa
Beast of Jersey
Belize Ripper
Bonebreaker Case
Butterbox Babies
Celina Mays
Dardeen Family Homicides
Dr. Eugène
Gaps in Human History
Geylang Bahru Family Massacre
Guangxi Massacre
Guaratuba Child Murders
High Priestess of Blood
Holy Martyrs of Jasenovac
Jerzy Zajkowski
Kalavryta Massacre
Kamila Szarmach
Kantō Massacre
King Leopold II's Congo Brutality
Las Cruces Bowling Alley Massacre
Maamtrasna Murders
Macías
Mahagi-Mwanza Mass Murderer
Maiden Tribute to Modern Babylon
Massacre of Feodosia
Massacre of the Acqui Division
MV Wilhelm Gustloff
Nanjing University Mutilation Case
Nazino Tragedy
New London School Explosion
New York Ripper Murders
Oradour-sur-Glane massacre
Ota Benga and Human Zoos
Our Lady of Akita's Apocalyptic Vision
Paleodictyon
Potential of Previous Life
Rack Man
Replacement of Sister Lúcia of Fátima
San Fran John Doe 60
Setiabudi 13 Case
Singapore Social Escort Disappearance
Starlight Tours
Stoneman Serial Murders
Toronto Hospital Baby Death Conspiracy
Torreón Massacre
Volhynian-Galician Slaughter
Woo Bum-kon Incident
Yondo
Łódź Gay Murderer

Tier 9[edit]

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