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The Lighthouse That Went Silent: The Flannan Isles Mystery And Three Missing Keepers
Watch now (17 mins) | A lighthouse is supposed to be the one steady thing in a violent sea.
Aug 31
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Russ Chamberlin
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The Mad Gasser of Mattoon: Twelve Nights of Sweet Air
Watch now (19 mins) | A sweet, floral smell drifts into a bedroom on a hot September night in 1944.
Aug 24
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Russ Chamberlin
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18:52
The Czech Castle Built To Cover Hell
Watch now (20 mins) | A medieval castle with no well, no village, and no strategic purpose should not exist, yet Houska Castle stands in the Czech…
Aug 17
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Russ Chamberlin
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19:44
The Testament of Solomon: The Ring That Bound 72 Demons
Watch now (19 mins) | A boy starts dying every evening at sunset, drained by something that doesn’t leave footprints and doesn’t need a doorway.
Aug 10
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Russ Chamberlin
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18:49
The Black Sun: Why Ancient Civilizations Feared the Eclipse
Watch now (13 mins) | The sun is supposed to be the one guarantee.
Aug 5
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Russ Chamberlin
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12:50
The Lost City of Z: The Vanishing of Percy Fawcett
A decorated British officer with Secret Service experience walks into the Amazon carrying a ten page document from 1753 and then disappears.
Aug 3
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Russ Chamberlin
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18:20
July 2026
The Spear of Destiny: The Relic That Changed History
Explore the chilling history of the Holy Lance. From ancient Rome to Adolf Hitler, discover the legend of the relic said to control the destiny of the…
Jul 28
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Russ Chamberlin
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19:19
The Gods of Olympus Were Fallen Angels: The Odyssey's Hidden Truth
As a new theatrical release revives interest in Homeric monsters, ancient texts and early Christian writings suggest these entities were real pre-Flood…
Jul 20
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Russ Chamberlin
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17:04
The Lead Masks Case: What Happened on Vintem Hill?
Two electronics technicians were found dead on a Rio de Janeiro hillside in 1966 wearing crude lead masks and carrying a cryptic notebook checklist.
Jul 14
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Russ Chamberlin
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The War for Knowledge: Who Taught Humanity to Write?
While modern history attributes the invention of writing to ancient bureaucracy, Sumerian, Babylonian, and Egyptian records credit divine beings.
Jul 12
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Russ Chamberlin
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Rocka
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15:40
The Beast of Gévaudan: An Unidentified Predator
Between 1764 and 1767, an unidentified predator killed over one hundred people in rural France before a royal autopsy revealed anomalous anatomy.
Jul 7
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Russ Chamberlin
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14:50
The HMS Jersey: The Ship That Killed More Americans Than the British Army
Anchored in Wallabout Bay during the American Revolution, the British prison ship HMS Jersey killed more men than every battlefield of the war combined.
Jul 1
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Russ Chamberlin
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14:26
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