Episodios

  • Captain Kidd's Treasure
    Sep 19 2023
    is it real or an enduring myth? We think he may very well have buried or placed his treasure somewhere safe as everything we learned about the man says he wasn't too stupid and knew his days may be numbered.
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    43 m
  • British Mp Faked his own Death part 2
    Sep 12 2023
    What was he thinking???? His timing was bad. His plan was so so, but his ability to win the day, even with beurocracy on his side just wasn't there.
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    34 m
  • John Stonehouse MP that Faked his Own Death
    Sep 5 2023
    John Stonehouse a british MP got the bright idea that he could just disappear at will taking hundreds of thousands of pounds, abandoning his wife and a life.
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    33 m
  • Lord Lucan Nanny Killer part 2
    Aug 29 2023
    In 1974, Richard John Bingham, the 7th Earl of Lucan, disappeared after accidentally murdering his children's nanny instead of his wife. Despite Scotland Yard's worldwide manhunt, Lucan has never been found, dead or alive. If any of Lucan's circle of intimate friends including financier Sir James Goldsmith and gambling impresario John Aspinall have any knowledge of him, they will doubtless take it to their graves
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    39 m
  • Lord Lucan Nanny Killer
    Aug 22 2023
    In 1974, Richard John Bingham, the 7th Earl of Lucan, disappeared after accidentally murdering his children's nanny instead of his wife. the mystery is, did he kill himself or did he run away.
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    32 m
  • Vanished
    Aug 15 2023
    What do Harold Hold (Australian Prime Minister), Hale Boggs US Democrat on the Warrent Commission investigaging JFK assassination and Jim Robinson a boxer who beat Casseus Clay have in common?
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    35 m
  • Alaskan Mass Murder
    Aug 8 2023
    Who would want to shoot the Coulthurst family of 4 and their 4 crew in a tiny fishing village? What was their purpose and why has no one been found to answer for the crime?
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    35 m
  • What Happened aboard the MV. JOYVITA?
    Aug 1 2023
    At the break of dawn on October 3, 1955, the MV Joyita, carrying 25 passengers (16 of whom were members of the crew) and four tons of cargo, departed Apia, the capital of Samoa. The destination was the Tokelau Islands, a two-day journey of 270 miles across the south Pacific Ocean. Around 2 days of travel. Was it just misadventure or did something sinister happen?
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    41 m