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

Episode40: The Mysterious Disappearance of British Spy Ian Mackintosh - On the evening of July 7th, 1979, a plane disappeared near Kodiak Island in fair weather and moderate seas. News agencies in Ala

Episode 39: Summer Solstice Mysteries - The Summer Solstice, the day marking the longest period of daylight in the year, has been celebrated across the globe since time immemorial. The significance of

Episode 38: Mysterious Loss of Billions of Crab in Alaska - Since 1975, the surveilling authorities of Alaskan fisheries tallied snow crab in the billions. It was observed and confirmed over the yea

Episode 37: Wall of Silver -- The Lost Mine - Who can resist a story about a lost mine? King Solomons Mine in Africa, the Lost Dutchmans Mine in Arizona, and The Wall of Silver in Michigan. They all