Unsolved Mysteries: Solved?

On August 20, 1966, an eighteen year old chasing a kite discovered two corpses on a hill.  Both were wearing a lead mask, and among their belongings were three sheets of paper, one of which included strange instructions that, while written in perfect Portuguese, made absolutely no sense.  No cause of death could be determined for the two men.  So, what happened to them?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

This week's episode is delayed a week due to technical difficulties on our end.  Instead, we offer up some announcements and a sneak preview of next week's episode.

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Just outside of Gold Hill, Oregon is a place called simply "The Vortex".  In this location there is a circle where plants don't grow and animals will not tread.  Flora grow toward the vortex but not in it.  Gravity and perception seem to be skewed the closer you get to the center.  So, what is causing all of this?  We'll tell you in this episode.

In the early eighties license plate sized tiles began popping up on roads in American cities.  Each bore essentially the same basic text, but contained other text in the margins that varied from tile to tile.  Named the Toynbee Tiles, it is still unknown who was responsible for this street art as it were.  Until today that is.  Join myself and guest host Gaius Terran as we get to the bottom of who was behind the Toynbee Tiles.

In the early 1900's a young boy name Bobby Dunbar went missing from Louisiana.  Eight months later he was found in the company of a man in Mississippi who claimed he was Bruce Anderson, the son of a woman who worked for him.  A court awarded custody to the Dunbars, but decades later a DNA test would reveal something shocking.  In this episode guest host J.C. and I discuss the mysterious case of Bobby Dunbar.

In 1954, a well dressed traveller went through customs at a Tokyo airport claiming to be from, and carrying documentation from, a country called Taured.  Then, he vanished as quickly as he had arrived.  So where did this man from Taured come from and where did he go?  Guest host Abby Rose and I tell you in this week's episode.

In the beginning God said, "Let there be light!" and then he created some stuff and people and things.  Adam and Eve were kicked out of the Garden of Eden after eating from the forbidden tree of knowledge.  Yada yada yada.  Everyone knows this stuff.  What no one knows is where the Garden of Eden is located...until today.  In this episode we break down where explorers can find this magical place from the Bible.

On August 7, 1994 a strange gelatinous substance fell from the sky at around 3:00am and covered a twenty square mile patch of Oakville, WA.  Over the next three weeks it would fall five more times.  Those who came in contact with the substance became very ill for three or four months.  The government denies any knowledge of the substance.  So what was it?  We'll tell you in this episode.

In the 12th century, a pair of children with green skin appeared from the forests surrounding the town of Woolpit.  They would only eat specific foods, but when they did the color of their skin cleared up.  Where did they come from?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

In 1900, a steam liner passing by the Eilean Mor lighthouse noticed that the light wasn't shining as brightly as it should.  When a provisional ferry arrived a few days later to resupply the keepers positioned there, they found no sign of the three men.  Where did they go and what happened to them?  We tell you in this episode.