The strange disappearance of Frederick Valentich: A mysterious encounter in the skies!
As Frederick Valentich flew over the Bass Strait in Australia, he made a radio call to the control tower, reporting an unidentified flying object.
The ghost of Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park
The history of San Francisco’s Stow Lake is shrouded in mystery. The lake is situated in the Golden Gate Park that has long been a popular tourist destination. It’s a…
The strange case of Teresita Basa: Did her ‘ghost’ solve her own murder?
Teresita Basa, an immigrant from the Philippines who was tragically murdered in her Chicago apartment in 1977. However, the case took an eerie turn when detectives received information about the killer from what appeared to be Teresita's spirit, leading to a potential resolution of her own murder.
The stone money of Yap
There is a small island named Yap in the Pacific Ocean. The island and its inhabitants are popularly known for a unique type of artifacts – stone money.
“It took me 9 days to eat her..” – A twisted letter from the infamous cannibal Albert Fish to his victim’s mom
Hamilton Howard “Albert” Fish was an American serial killer, child rapist and cannibal. He was also known as the Gray Man, the Werewolf of Wysteria, the Brooklyn Vampire, the Moon…
Will & William Wests – The baffling case of two unrelated identical inmates
There should be very few people in the identification field who do not know the story of Will (William) and William West, two inmates at Leavenworth Penitentiary, shortly after the…
The twin tragedy of Hamilton – An eerie coincidence
On July 22nd of 1975, there appeared the following news in the papers: a young man of 17 years, Erskine Lawrence Ebbin, killed by a taxi when driving a moped…
What happens to our memories when we die?
In the past, it was assumed that brain activity ceases when the heart stops. However, researchers have found that within thirty seconds after death, the brain releases protective chemicals that…
Celtic woman found buried inside a tree ‘wearing fancy clothes and jewellery’ after 2,200 years
Archaeologists believe she did minimal physical labor throughout her lifetime and ate a rich diet.
Dancing Plague of 1518: Why so many people danced themselves to death?
Dancing plague of 1518 is an event in which hundreds of citizens of Strasbourg inexplicably danced for weeks, some even to their deaths.
