Unexplained

Toward the end of the Second World War, it became apparent that billions of US dollars worth of priceless art, gold, and a veritable treasure trove of other artifacts, looted by advocates of the Third Reich had been hidden away throughout Germany.

Some believe a significant amount of it, is still out there... 

This episode was written by Ella McLeod.

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Pt. 2 of Season 06 Episode 31: Every Story is a Ghost Story

As the apparent haunting of Jackie Hernandez and her family intensifies, Barry is left with no doubt that they have become the unwitting victims of a deeply malignant entity... 

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When it comes to the sheer terror of the supernatural, for me, there are few more disturbing notions than the poltergeist; malignant spirits of wrathful agency seemingly dead set on singling you out for often inexplicable—and therefore, deeply frightening—reasons.

So it always fills me with a particular sense of caution and no little excitement when I learn of new alleged poltergeist events, particularly those of a seemingly malicious nature.

Such as that which occurred in San Pedro back in 1989...

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Part Two of Season 6 Episode 30: The Extinguishable Fire (Pt.2 of 2)

Inspired by Joan's apparent visions, and as the voices foretold, the Dauphin's army finally gain the upper hand in their efforts to reclaim the nation of France. 

So what then of Joan's other prophecy, the one foretelling of her imminent demise?

This episode was written by Ella McLeod and Richard MacLean Smith

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Back in the early 15th century, as the English King, Henry VI, tried to assert his supremacy in the Kingdom of France, an unlikely teenage hero came to the aid of her nation.

A king-maker, seemingly blessed with the gift of prophecy whom many in France also believed had been sent by God themself to save them... 

This episode was written by Ella McLeod and Richard MacLean Smith

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In 1978, having been satisfied that remote viewing could enable people to look into the past, Stephan A. Schwartz had an epiphany.

If experienced remote viewers could look back in time, could they also look into the future?

And so, he decided to try and find out...

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In 1979, Stephan Schwartz and a team of remote viewers arrived in the city of Alexandria in Egypt, claiming they had pinpointed the location of numerous ancient buildings that had long since been lost to time. 

Tasked by the local authorities with proving their unorthodox methods worked, they set out to convince them... 

This episode of Unexplained was written by Diane Hope.

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As the internet becomes our public forum for sharing and discussing ideas, more often than not it is through this portal that we develop much of our sense of the world. As such, as demonstrated by the attempted murder of Peyton Lautner in 2012, what achieves validity online can quickly achieve solidity offline.

The so-called Slender Man stabbing was not the first incident of its kind. And it certainly wasn't the last.

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