The disappearance of 10-year-old Damian McKenzie
In his popular “Missing 411” series of books on strange disappearances, one of the weirder cases covered by investigator and former police officer David Paulides centres around a 10-year-old boy…
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The Oakville Blobs: What exactly fell from the Oakville sky in 1994 that caused mass illness?
The Oakville Blobs are an unknown, gelatinous, translucent substance that fell from the sky over Oakville, Washington, in 1994, causing mysterious sickness that plagued the town and sparking speculation about their origin.
Russian Atlantis: The mysterious invisible city of Kitezh
The ancient underwater city of Kitezh is shrouded in myths and mystery, but there are many indications this place really did exist before it was destroyed.
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.
The lost sons of the Anunnaki: Melanesian tribe DNA genes of unknown species
Melanesian islanders own genes belonging to an unknown species of hominids. Would this prove our secret connections to Anunnaki?
Michael Bryson just disappeared from the Hobo Campground in Oregon!
On August 3rd 2020, 27-year-old Michael Bryson paid a visit to his parents in Harrisburg, Oregon. No one knew that would be the final time they'd see or speak with their son.
Monstrous creatures in Antarctica?
Antarctica is known for its extreme conditions and unique ecosystem. Studies have shown that animals in cold oceanic regions tend to grow larger than their counterparts in other parts of the world, a phenomenon known as polar gigantism.
Gremlins – the mischievous creatures of mechanical mishaps from WWII
Gremlins were invented by the RAF as mythical creatures who break airplanes, as way to explain random mechanical failures in reports; an "investigation" was even conducted to make sure Gremlins didn't have nazi sympathies.
Charles E. Peck – the man who called his family 35 times after his death!
Charles E. Peck's story is a fascinating and eerie tale that gained widespread attention in 2008.
Ancient Aramaic incantation describes a mysterious ‘devourer’ that brings ‘fire’ to victims!
Analysis of the incantation's writing indicates that it was inscribed sometime between 850 BC and 800 BC, and this makes the inscription the oldest Aramaic incantation ever found.
