From Siberia’s eerie Dyatlov Pass to the audacious Fake Paris of World War I, this episode takes you on a journey through history’s most mysterious and ingenious moments.

In this episode, we dive into the lives of two extraordinary figures: Roy P. Benavidez, a Medal of Honor recipient who epitomized heroism on the battlefield, and Hetty Green, the shrewd financier famously known as "The Witch of Wall Street."

Join us as we unravel the legendary tales of Frank Abagnale, the master con artist who eluded authorities with his ingenious schemes, and the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, the elusive figure who terrorized a small town with mysterious gas attacks.

We delve into the enigmatic world of Pythagoras and his cult, exploring their mysterious rituals and mathematical revelations. Meanwhile, we unravel the legend of Michael Malloy, the seemingly unkillable man whose bizarre and miraculous survival tales have left history in awe.

We delve into the untamed American frontier to uncover the legend of Clay Allison, known for his quick draw and infamous showdowns. Then, we'll shift to the innovative world of Dr. Nakamatsu, whose over 3,000 patents include the floppy disk and PyonPyon spring shoes.

Dive into the intriguing tales of Anna Mae Dickinson's life and the baffling Kentucky Meat Shower of 1876. Discover the achievements of a remarkable historical figure and unravel the mystery of meat falling from the sky in Bath County, Kentucky.

We explore the miraculous survival tales of Frane Selak and the infamous curse of the Hope Diamond. Unravel these fascinating stories of luck, fate, and the mysterious allure of precious gems.

We delve into the incredible survival story of Hugh Glass, the 19th-century frontiersman who overcame staggering odds after a bear attack. Next, we explore the mysterious and controversial concept of the Homunculus, a miniature, fully-formed human said to be created through alchemical processes. Finally, we uncover the shocking and somewhat humorous event known as the Great Latrine Disaster, where a simple sanitation mishap led to unexpectedly chaotic consequences.

This episode dives into the fascinating tales of Victor Lustig, one of history's most infamous con men, known for selling the Eiffel Tower—twice! Alongside his captivating story, we explore the bizarre and intriguing animal trials in medieval Europe, where animals were actually put on trial for various offenses, from property damage to murder.

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