Unsolved Mysteries: Solved?

How many paintings can a man produce in a day? How much would it really hurt to cut off your own ear? And just what happened to Vincent van Gogh that fateful day? Find out to these questions and many more you never thought to ask on this episode of Unsolved Mysteries: SOLVED!

In the mid 1970's Mary Gillispie began receiving threatening letters telling her to end an alleged affair with the local school superintendent.  She was harassed for nearly a decade, but the true culprit was never found?  So who was behind these anonymous letters?  We'll tell you in this episode!

In November of 1987, the WGN station in Chicago was hijacked for thirty seconds by a figure wearing a Max Headroom mask.  Two hours later, another station in Chicago, WTTW, was hijacked for ninety seconds by the same figure saying disturbing things and performing disconcerting acts.  To this day, the culprit was never identified.  That ends today!  We'll tell you who was responsible for this outlandish stunt in this episode!

A baffling statue stands at the headquarters of the CIA in Langley.  The statue contains Morse code and four encrypted messages.  Three have been solved.  What does the fourth say?  Find out on this episode!

How does a country’s legacy vanish in one night? Will the police ever stop dropping leads? And just how many diamonds are too many diamonds? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode of Unsolved Mysteries: Solved! 

Three years ago, the Dresden Green Vault in Saxony, Germany was burgled, and many precious items, jewels, and jewelry from Germany's history were stolen in the wee morning hours. The police have their suspects now, but where have these priceless artifacts vanished off to?

Unfortunately the audio that I ripped from the livestream video was not worthy of our RSS feed so you're going to have to go watch it on YouTube!  Really sorry about that, Mystery Solvers!  Hopefully you decide to watch and you love it, because we had a blast making it.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB8da7nflZIvtWBLD8hfNdQ

Overtoun Bridge is a smallish bridge on Overtoun Estates near Dumbarton, Scotland.  The bridge seems to hold a strange power over dogs to make them leap off of it, sometimes to their deaths?  But what could be causing this strange phenomenon?  We'll tell you in this episode.

In 2014 the Broaddus family had just purchased a brand new home in Westfield, NJ when they began receiving extremely threatening and disturbing anonymous letters from someone known only as The Watcher?  To this day, no one has been able to ascertain the true identity of The Watcher.  Until this episode that is, because we're going to tell you who did it.

What is your first thought, on walking through a museum filled with priceless works of art? Would it be appreciation for the skill and craftsmanship needed to create the piece? Or how much it would go for on Ebay? Find out the answers to these questions and more as we explore the biggest art heist in world history in this episode of Unsolved Mysteries: SOLVED.

In 1928 a young boy named Walter Collins went missing in Los Angeles.  Five months later, he was found in De Kalb, Illinois.  When he got off the train, his mother exclaimed that that was not her son.  So what really happened to Walter?  Well, we'll tell you in this episode.