On Sunday, July 31st, 1960, a school teacher from Las Vegas named Russell Allen was out in the Arizona desert with his family looking for rocks for his garden. They...
En août 2017, un groupe de chasseurs, sur la piste d’ânes sauvages dans le désert du Nouveau-Mexique, tomba sur un vieil abri à moitié enseveli sous le sable, oublié entre...
In 1994, a team of archaeologists opened a storage room at a Mexican University and started cataloging bone fragments that had been sitting in boxes since the 1960s. Nobody had...
PART 1: The Fish Rots From the Head The rule was simple: you clean, you don’t look, you don’t listen, and you never, ever speak. Leni Markos had followed it...
In a climate controlled vault at Yale University’s BCA rare book and manuscript library, cataloged as MS 408, there’s a book that nobody has been able to read for 600...
At about 4:00 in the morning on Thursday, December 20th, 1979, police in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were searching the parking lot of the Westale Mall. The mall had been open...
The hill has been there for as long as anyone can remember. It rises gently above the city of San Andreas Cholula in the Mexican state of Pueba. Blanketed in...
In January 2025, Mel Gibson sat down with Joe Rogan and talked about the most famous burial cloth in the world. “I question carbon dating,” he told him, and a...
In the headquarters of the Tacoma Police Department in Washington State, there is a case file that three generations of detectives have opened, read, and closed again without an answer....