E1 - People Without Identity

Aired: January 01, 2019

Searching for the truth amidst the hidden identities of historical figures such as Jack the Ripper, D.B. Cooper, and the Man in the Iron Mask.

E2 - Nature's Magic

Aired: January 01, 2019

Exploring significant religious sites across the globe, including South Dakota's Black Hills and a monastery in Catalonia.

E3 - History's Mysterious Works of Art

Aired: January 01, 2019

Analyzing notably enigmatic artwork such as da Vinci's "Last Supper", "Girl with a Pearl Earring", and a crucifixion icon with real teeth

E4 - Secrets and Magic of Alternative Medicine

Aired: January 01, 2019

A look at ancient and unorthodox medical treatments from regression therapy to herbal supplements.

E5 - Unsolved Disappearances

Aired: January 01, 2019

Assessing unusual cases of people who vanished without a trace, including an explorer, a British secret agent, and an entire family.

E6 - Mysteries of World War II

Aired: January 01, 2019

Exploring the unanswered questions of the Second World War, such as Raoul Wallenberg's fate and who betrayed the family of Anne Frank.

E7 - The Mystery and Cults of Mummies

Aired: January 01, 2019

Tracing the origins of mummification in cultures beyond Egypt, as well as delving for answers to unresolved mysteries behind the practice.

E8 - Big City Mysteries

Aired: January 01, 2019

A search for answers to notable urban legends including Prague's history of the occult, Moscow's hidden metro line, and the discovery of a walrus skeleton in a London mass grave.

E9 - Medical Mysteries

Aired: January 01, 2019

Analyzing the causes of obscure medical conditions such as Munchausen Syndrome, Stendahl Syndrome, and mass hysteria.

E10 - Top Secret Military Intelligence Operations

Aired: January 01, 2019

Uncovering previously classified military operations including the recruitment of Nazi scientists in America following the Second World War and the government's use of false flags.

E11 - History's Suppressed Inventions

Aired: January 01, 2019

Exploring unknown technological innovations including Nikola Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower and Stanley Meyer's water-driven fuel cell that had previously been buried by government initiatives.

E12 - Human Sacrifices

Aired: March 18, 2016

Examining global examples of human services fueled by religious and cultural beliefs that include ritualistic burnings and bloodlettings.

E13 - Forbidden Knowledge

Aired: March 25, 2016

Ten notable cases of information that were deemed unacceptable for public consumption include missing Biblical gospels and a baffling manuscript.