In 1962 four inmates of the ever famous Alcatraz prison set into motion an escape plan that had been a year in the making.  Three of the inmates escaped from the island prison, but did they survive?  That's what you'll find out in this episode as Chad Kimmons and guest host R.J. Ensz explore the 1962 Alcatraz prison escape.

In 1959 a group of Russian college students went on a hiking trip.  One month later they were found dead in the mountains.  Strangely, a few of them had internal injuries with not matching external injuries.  What killed these poor people?  We tell you on this episode with guest hosts Logan Loffer and Jake Erne.

All of the audio for this week's episode was corrupted.  I didn't want to put up a sub-par, quickly recorded, and poorly edited episode.  So instead, here's a prototype episode from way back when the premise of the podcast was slightly different.  Please accept it as a humble apology for not having a new episode ready.

In the late 1960's a mysterious, middle-aged, white male began killing people seemingly at random in northern California.  Soon after he would send a letter to a newspaper naming himself Zodiac.  Who was this unknown serial killer?  No one has been able to discern his identity.  That ends today.  Take a listen to this episode to find out who the Zodiac Killer really was.  And I cannot stress this enough...it's not Ted Cruz.  We aren't having this conversation again.

In the 19th century, a man began digging a pit on Oak Island in Nova Scotia hoping to find the buried treasure of the famed Captain Kidd.  Since then many have followed in his footsteps, and six have died to the curse of the island, but no treasure has been found.  So is there really treasure buried there?  We'll tell you all about it in this episode.

In the early 1900's Wilfrid Voynich, an antique book dealer, acquired a very strange manuscript with strange depictions of plants and animals never seen before.  It was written in a language never seen on Earth.  Carbon dating puts the origin of the book in the early 15th century.  The question is, where did it come from?  Who wrote it?  What is the language in it?  Tune in to this episode and we'll tell you everything you need to know about the Voynich Manuscript.

What happened to the famous Ark of the Covenant?  Did Nazis really try to steal its power for their own nefarious purposes?  Well, we'll tell you what happened in this episode...as well as forgetting the name of the founder of the Mormon Church and the name of a beloved cult classic film.

In the 1930s Amelia Earhart, the first woman to make a transatlantic airplane voyage alone, disappeared over the Pacific ocean.  What happened to her and her co-pilot?  Was it aliens?  Was it the Russians?  Maybe they just settled down on an island somewhere.  Tune in to this episode, and we'll tell you exactly what happened to this iconic woman.

Everyone knows that in November of 1963 John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, TX's Dealey Plaza.  The official story says that Lee Harvey Oswald, as a lone shooter, was the one who killed him.  Is that really true though?  In this episode we get to the bottom of the most infamous assassination in the history of the United States.

The Ninth Roman Legion existed in some form from the first century BCE until at least 120 CE.  At this point, they all but disappeared from history without a trace?  What happened to them?  We'll tell you in this episode.