In this week's episode, we unravel the mysteries of the banshee, an Irish folktale as old as Irish stereotypes. She wails in the dead of night to signify the impending death of royalty and can kill helpless peasants who come across her. But she could also give you three wishes... She's a little all over the place. But anyway, let's get mysterious!

The Annunaki were the first recorded gods in human history. But were they just gods? Some people believe they were ancient aliens who created the first humans. Yeah... this one gets weird quick. So strap in cause we're going to space! 

Today we delve into the Antikythera Mechanism, a device found among an ancient shipwreck off the coast of Greece. Evidence suggests the ship sank in 60 BCE, but a device of its complexity shouldn’t have existed at that time. So who made it? Ancient aliens? Time travelers? Or the Greeks? Find out on this episode of Mysteries of Histories. 

Who is Baba Vanga? She is a seer who passed away two decades ago, but not before she revealed some startling predictions. From coronavirus to 911, this woman has been right on multiple accounts. So what does she reveal about the future? Find out on this episode of Tri House Tells: Mysteries of Histories.

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Welcome back, commander! Who were the men in black? You're about to find out in this two-parter! Jeremy, Kevin, and Matt dive deep into eye witness accounts, hilarious stories of jello and even the video footage that catches these bad boys in actions. 

How was this bible created in a year when scholars insist it should have taken 20? Who was the monk who created it? And how did it get its name, The Devil's Bible? All great questions that we answer, but the real question is why does the bible's depiction of the devil look so silly?

Yeah, I mean, what else can I say. The title speaks volumes. 

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