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Shadows on the Rooftops: The Night Terror That Gripped a Mexican Town
In the spring of 2019, the small Mexican town of Coita descended into a state of collective dread that would confound residents, baffle police, and…
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February 2026
The Massive Underground Antenna That Almost Buried Wisconsin: Inside the Navy's Cold War ELF Communication Project
Wisconsin is famous for cheese, the Green Bay Packers, and being the birthplace of the ice cream sundae—but few know that the state nearly became home…
Feb 27
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Ancient Egyptian Head Cones: A Puzzle only Recently Solved
Ancient Egypt was very kind to archaeologists.
Feb 24
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Witch Prickers of the 17th Century Inquisition
In 17th-century Britain, “proof” of witchcraft could hinge on something as ordinary as a freckle - and on the steady hand of a paid stranger with a pin.
Feb 22
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London’s Lost Peak: What on Earth was Whitechapel Mount?
Whitechapel is one of the oldest districts of London.
Feb 20
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Boötes Void: What is This Patch of Space With Few Stars?
Astronomy is more than just a study of the heavens.
Feb 18
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Final Mysterious Details of Edgar Allan Poe’s Death
Edgar Allan Poe is one of the finest authors America has produced.
Feb 15
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Who Was Aleister Crowley Really?…Occultist? Satanist? British Spy?
An otherwise auspicious birth in 1875 brought forth into the world Aleister Crowley who defied all acceptable standards of his time.
Feb 13
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The Dirlewanger Brigade: A Nazi Convict Murder Squad
Among the darkest figures of the Third Reich, Oskar Dirlewanger stands out for a brutality that appalled his own comrades.
Feb 10
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Clairvius Narcisse and His Haitian Zombie Experience
The late George Romero did more than most to bring the Zombie into mainstream pop culture. Night of the Living Dead emerged in the late 1960s and…
Feb 8
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Saint Thomas and the Tale of Another Jesus
Saint Thomas is best remembered as “Doubting Thomas,” the disciple who demanded proof of the Resurrection.
Feb 7
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Bizarre Story of Little Pauline Picard
Pauline Picard disappeared but then they found her … or so they thought.
Feb 3
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