In 2016, several diplomats reported hearing a strange noise while at the US embassy in Havana.  Shortly after they began to experience symptoms like nausea, headache, and trouble sleeping.  So what was this?  Was it a government experiment?  Perhaps an attack from a rival nation?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

The night before Jesus was arrested, he had one final supper with his apostles where they drank wine from some sort of vessel.  For centuries, people have been searching for the bowl or cup that was used at that supper?  Has it been found?  Where is it?  We'll tell you in this week's episode!

While we were gone, a monolith was discovered in the desserts of Utah.  After the first was discovered hundreds began popping up all over the world.  So where did the first one come from?  Aliens?  Artists?  Pirates?  We'll tell you in this episode.

In 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first two people to set foot on the moon.  Despite overwhelming evidence that it did in fact happen, many still don't believe.  Why?  More importantly, what the hell is the government hiding from us on the other side of the moon?  We'll tell you in our "We're back, Bitches" episode!

In 1979, a mysterious man calling himself R.C. Christian walked into the office of Joe Fendley and commissioned a massive monument, bigger than anything the county of Elberton in Georgia had ever seen.  It was to be built to very specific standards and inscribed with ten tenets in eight different languages.  To this day, only one person on the planet has ever learned Christian's real name, and he's not telling.  So who was this mysterious gentleman and what is the real purpose of the Georgia Guidestones?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

It's the 1800s in rural Labette County, Kansas near what would become the town of Cherryvale.  A family of four runs an inn out of their home.  However, they also murder people who stay at the inn.  When they were found out, they ran.  But what happened to them after that?  We'll tell you in this episode.

We all know the story of the lost city of Atlantis.  A utopian island or continent where everything was perfect, and then it sank into the ocean.  Or did it?  There's no evidence anywhere on the planet that this city actually existed.  So was it fact or fiction?  If it did exist what happened to it?  We'll tell you in this episode.

Martian Theory Music provided by Royalty Free Zone:
https://www.youtube.com/royaltyfreezone

Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

In the 1930's a crazy person was murdering drifters in Cleveland's Kingsbury Run and dismembering them.  The killer was named the Cleveland Torso Murderer for the fact that he they often left only the torso in tact.  Despite a confirmed twelve (and possibly as many as twenty) victims, the killer was never caught or even identified.  So who was this insane monster?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

Last week we started the tale of Spring Heeled Jack, a devlish figure in the early 1800s in England.  This week, we'll finish that tale and tell you what's really going on with this guy.

In the 1830s, a man saw a devilish, yet gentlemanly creature with metallic claws who could breathe blue fire and leap over ten foot high walls.  Thus began the attacks of the Victorian Legend Spring Heeled Jack.  So who was this Spring Heeled Jack?  Was he alien?  A demon?  A spectre?  We'll tell you in this week's episode...maybe.