Scoff and Wonk examine the case of a woman from Burundi who is kidnapped after attending her stepmother's funeral, held hostage by a team that was hired to assassinate her, and then released so that she could confront the person who paid them to do it. Oh...and to top it off, she walks in while everyone is at her home, attending HER funeral (2015).

Scoff and Wonk examine the case of a man who sucks at art...until he gets a heart transplant, and then he seems to have magically inherited the skills that his donor spent years developing (2003). 

Scoff and Wonk examine the case of a teenaged boy and a middle-aged nurse who each saved the other's life on two separate occasions, 7 years apart, and by some crazy strokes of luck! (1999-2006)

Scoff and Wonk examine the story of Betty and Barney Hill, the subjects of America's most famous Alien encounter EVER (1960s).

Scoff and Wonk examine the case of the film The Omen, an American-British film reported to be haunted because of the many accidents, near misses, and even deaths associated with it (1970s). 

Scoff and Wonk examine the case of a boy from Syria who reportedly solved the murder of one of his own past lives, in front of dozens of witnesses (2000s).

Scoff and Wonk examine the story of Audrey Marie Hilley, a serial killer known for her compulsive poisoning of...well...everyone (including her own family members) as well as for her ridiculous stories and alias' she used after running away while out on bail (1970s). 

Scoff and Wonk examine the story of Saint Bernadette, a Millers daughter from France who claims to have experienced visions which led her to the discovery of a real-life miracle spring, now known as the famous Lourdes Water (1850s).

Scoff and Wonk examine the story of Marina chapman, a Colombian-born woman who is now famous for her claim to have spent much of her early childhood in the jungle, as part of a family of Capuchin monkeys (1950s).