The Lady of the Dunes case began when a twelve-year-old girl and a friend’s dog found a woman’s mutilated body in Provincetown, Cape Cod.

The Tunguska event of June 8, 1908, occurred as the result of an estimated 220-million-pound asteroid or comet exploding above Siberia.

The Bennington Triangle of Vermont contains the Glastenbury Mountains where several people mysteriously disappeared between 1943-1950.

The Malleus Maleficarum book for witch hunters justified unfair trials, torture, and murder with the idea that women are evil and form pacts with the devil.

Nitiqrit, also known as Nitocris, is allegedly the first queen regnant of ancient Egypt. She possibly reigned at the end of the Old Kingdom.

The Overtoun Bridge dog deaths may rest in their superior sense of smell. Dogs are attracted to the scent of prey and there is plenty below the bridge.

The Clovis people were one of the first indigenous people to inhabit areas of the Americas about 13,000 years ago at the end of the last Ice Age.

The first recorded occurrence of Sweating Sickness, or “English Sweat” took place in 1485. Within months it killed 15,000 people.