Category: History’s Mysteries
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Kansas has been hiding a lost Native American city for 400 Years

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Ronald Reagan’s failed ‘Star Wars’ program is even more disturbing than you could imagine

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Did a cross-dressing woman once manage to become Pope?

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The true story of life and loss during WWII that inspired ‘Saving Private Ryan’

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Atlantis: Truth or Awesome Myth?

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Ancient secret of the deadly ‘Gate to Hell’ finally revealed

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Edgar Allan Poe’s accidental spot-on prophecy

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Missing ships and lost planes: What’s going on in the Bermuda Triangle?

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The influenza that killed nearly five percent of the world’s population

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The curse of Two Guns, Arizona

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That time the CIA hijacked a Soviet Union satellite

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Pirates wore eye-patches like their lives depended on it — but not for the reason you think

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Nazis and the occult: Deep connection or overused movie plot device?

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Lincoln’s assassination recounted by last surviving witness on 1950s game show

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New evidence shows the Tower of Babel was not a myth after all

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Leatherman: A life (and death) full of mysteries

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Göbekli Tepe: The megalithic holy site that predates Stonehenge by 6,000 years

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New discovery in the Pacific: Divers find shipwreck rumored to be full of gold

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This WWII Ghost Bomber That Mysteriously Landed Itself

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Fact or fiction: Was the “Great Chicago Fire” started by a cow?

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What the declassified FBI files on Ernest Hemingway say

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Handprint From 1,000 Years Ago Shines Light On Scotland’s “Lost People”

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Was Nostradamus a prophet or did he just have a gift for vague poetry?

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Did aliens really crash at Roswell, New Mexico?

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The untold tale of Tituba and how she sparked the Salem Witch Hunt

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