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

Episode 49: The Mysterious Michigan Stonehenge - Stone circles found in many places in the world are remnants of the Neolithic Age and are predominantly found in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Most p

Episode 48: E. T. Barnette, the man who embezzled the entire town of Fairbanks AND GOT AWAY WITH IT! The citizens of Fairbanks should have been so lucky. Fairbanks, like Juneau and Nome, was founded

Episode 47: How Many People Did Mary McKnight Murder, and Why? Accurately recognizing and treating many diseases, including mental illness, was not prevalent in the 19th or early 20th centuries. Rural

Episode 46: The Mystery of Edgar Allan Poe's Death - Edgar Allan Poe, born January 19, 1809, was an American writer, poet, author, editor, andliterary critic, who is best known for his poetry and sho

Episode 45: The Mystery of Space - Space has always been filled with mystery. Strangely, the more astronomers and astrophysicists learn about the makeup of the Universe, the more mysterious space beco

Episode 44: What Killed Chris McCandless? - On September 6, 1992, two young hikers from Anchorage arrived at the old Fairbanks city bus #142, a makeshift shelter located on the Stampede Trail, twenty-

Episode 43:What REALLY Happened to the SS Jessie? - One of the oddest and most mysterious stories of the Alaska Gold Rush is the fate of the steamship Jessie. Depending on who you choose to believe,

Episode 42: Who Killed Frances Lacey? - Mackinac Island is perched aesthetically in the Straits of Mackinac. The island is unique, historic, and timeless. There is a sense when stepping from the dock

Episode 41: The Yogurt Shop Murders - On Friday night, December 6, 1991, a heinous crime was committed in the I Cant Believe Its Yogurt shop in Austin, Texas, located in a small strip mall near the N