Various Algonquian tribes share depictions of the Wendigo as a horrific primordial beast that is cannibalistic and brooding with evil
Lochlan McClelland
Lochlan McClelland
Working from Australia's capital city of Sydney, Lochlan is a student of Anthropology and History. He believes that sometimes it's the little things that aren't taught in history class that are the most fascinating. Read More
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Cult hero D.B. Cooper successfully hijacked a Being 727 in 1971 and parachuted out the back with $200K over Washington and was never found.
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Celle Neues Rathaus is a gothic building in Germany that functions as a town hall. But its Nazi past holds secrets in this legendary tale.
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The Patomskiy Crater is a geologic mystery baffling scientists who don’t know what caused this weird formation in the wilderness of Siberia.
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Do we really know who Aleister Crowley was? Was he just an occultist, satanist, addict, spy, and wicked man, or has he been misunderstood?
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In 1942, Hitler sent eight German spies to bomb key targets in the U.S., but Operation Pastorius was filled with moronic errors and betrayal from the start.
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Found in the woods of Hamelin, Peter the Wild Boy couldn’t speak. King George I brought him to Kensington Palace and arranged for Peter’s lifelong care.
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Thousands of unexplained disappearances in the wilderness are shrouded in mysterious circumstances. These are the Missing 411 cases.
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The discovery of the Celtic Prince of Lavau in 2015 was the most important find for French archaeologists since 1958.