Episode 58: The Mystery of the First Broken Arrow Fat-Boy Bomb The U.S. military defines a “Broken Arrow” as an “unexpectedent involving nuclear weapons that result in the accidental launching, firing

Episode 57: With all the Chaos Surrounding it, How Was theAlaska Railroad Ever Built? One of the greatest mysteries in Alaska even though it is quite visible to the naked eye is the Alaska Railro

Episode 57: Justice for Jon Benet - On December 26, 1996, the police responded to a kidnapping call, which later turned into a murder investigation. There were two possibilities: an intruder murdered

Episode 56: The Mystery of Artificial Intelligence In 1950, a robotic mouse named Theseus found its way through a maze and remembered the route. AI had taken its first baby step, the first step in a j

Episode 55: The Mysterious Pig How did a 200-pound pig become the "darling" on an Arabian horse ranch? Owning a ranch isnt very mysterious. Its a lot of plain hard work. But some mysterious things h

Episode 54: The Mysterious Alaska Triangle First named in 1972, the Alaska Triangle stretches from Anchorage in southcentral Alaska to Juneau in thesoutheast panhandle to Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow)

Episode 53: Will a Massive Deportation of Aliens Work? - Donald Trump has said that on Day One of his Presidency, he would begin the largest deportation of aliens in American history. Best of luck, Pr

Episode 52: A Texas Christmas Murder Mystery - Who murdered Latricia White, and what happened to her boyfriend, Lee Wackerhagen (nicknamed Dub), and his nine-year-old son, Chance? This tragic tale occ

Episode 51: Secret Cargo - A thick, impenetrable overcast concealed the heavily forested hills below, leaving only the jagged peaks of the snow-capped Rocky Mountains visible as they pierced the night

Episode 50: Why Did Japan Twice Attempt to Take Alaska? - It almost happened, you know. - Japan almost took Alaska. - Not during the Second World War;just after the First World War. - It was a very c