Shelly Barclay

Mu and Lemuria are so-called “lost continents.” Both were postulated in the 19th century and continue to have some believers to this day.

The Iliad contains heroes, damsels, villains, gods and kingdoms pitted against each other. But was the Trojan War myth or based on reality?

The Coso Artifact was believed by some to be an “Out of Place” artifact indicating a technological civilization existed 500,000 years ago. They were wrong.

The first Loch Ness Monster sightings, or Nessie, coincided with the completion of the roads along the loch in the first half of the 20th century.

Ludwig von Beethoven wrote a love letter to a person he addressed as his Immortal Beloved. It was never sent. But who could this person be?

It wasn’t just the year 2012 that people predicted the end of the world. There have been numerous predictions of the end of times in history.

The crystal skulls are a number of supposed Pre-Columbian artifacts that are kept by collectors and museums around the world.

He was loved for playing Colonel Hogan on Hogan’s Heroes. To this day nobody knows who killed actor Bob Crane on 28 June 1978.

The jury found Lizzie Borden not guilty, but she will be remembered for killing her parents because there is no way to prove she did not.

Taman Shud Case, AKA: Somerton Man, is the 1948 mysterious death of an unidentified man found on Somerton Beach in Adelaide, Australia.

Mysterious circumstances surrounding the deaths of Miguel José Viana and Manoel Pereira da Cruz in 1966 became known as the Lead Masks Case.

The sound heard under the ocean in 1997 was really perplexing. Eventually NOAA determined that the Bloop is not a mysterious creature but something much simpler.

Filtering through the hoaxes, can religious passages, historic legends, or fossil records provide prood ancient giants actually existed?

Geli Raubal killed herself, though some think the cause of death is incorrect. But some believe she was murdered by her adoring Uncle Adolf Hitler.

The Green Children of Woolpit were a boy and girl who wore strange clothes and spoke a language locals did not recognize. The tale dates back to 1189 AD.