Category: Unsolved Mysteries

A popular saying in the 1960’s was “Question Authority”. You were considered radical and a “nutcase” if you did. Fast forward to 2012, December 14th 2012 to be exact, the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Jay Johnson, questions the reporting of the shooting at that school. He is considered a “radical”. Some things never change. Q – Jay, I first heard about your website and the fact that people think the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax on CNN, a 10 minute segment by Anderson…

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 On June 8th 2010, the Natalee Holloway Resource Center opened it’s doors in Washington, D.C. What is the Natalee Holloway Resource Center? What will their mission be? We asked those questions and more to the Co-Founder of the Natalee Holloway Resource Center – Janine Vaccarello. Q – Janine, as the co-founder of the Natalee Holloway Resource Center what are your job duties? Are you doing more of the hands on, day to day work or administration work? A – Actually for this, I’m doing a little bit of both,…

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She was called the “Marilyn Monroe of her generation” and like Marilyn Monroe she too met an untimely death that remains shrouded in mystery to this day. We are speaking of course about Anna Nicole Smith. Was Anna Nicole Smith murdered? Or did she commit suicide? If she died from a drug overdose, was it accidental or intentional? And, what about Anna Nicole’s 20 year old son, who did not have a drug problem but strangely enough, died just a few months before from a methadone overdose. Was Daniel murdered?…

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It’s been called the most haunted city in the United States. That’s probably because of the Civil War Battle that raged on the fields of Gettysburg in 1863. One man who knows more about the Gettysburg hauntings than anyone else is Mark Nesbitt. He’s lived in Gettysburg since 1971. He’s served as a Ranger/Historian for the National Park Service in Gettysburg, he’s written many books on the subject of paranormal goings on in Gettysburg and his Ghosts of Gettysburg stories have been seen on channels like the History Channel, The…

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He was T.V.’s Superman from 1950-1956. 104 episodes. Then, in the early morning hours of June 16, 1959, just 2 days before his upcoming marriage to Lenore Lemmon, he was dead. The “official” story was that 45 year old actor George Reeves put a gun to his head and committed suicide. Almost from the beginning, rumors persisted that Reeves did not take his own life — but was murdered. A victim of a real life “Fatal Attraction” said his personal manager Arthur Weissman. Jim Hambrick, a Superman collector (his collection…

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The Roswell Incident. If s the most widely reported, most publicized U.F.O. story of all time. The story goes that between 11:17 p.m. and 11:27 p.m. on July 4, 1947 an extraterrestrial space­craft, a U.F.O., crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. Researchers claim there are witnesses (more than 400) in at least five or six separate locations that saw an object in the air and then saw it fall from the sky. The U.S. Government maintains it was not a U.F.O. but a weather balloon. Walter G. Haut was the Public…

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History tells us that Abraham Lincoln’s assassin, John Wilkes Booth, a 26-year-old nationally known actor was trapped and killed in a barn in Virginia, 11 days after President Lincoln was assassinated. History is about to be challenged, and here’s why: There are some who say it was not Booth who was killed in that barn, it was actually Franklin A. Robey. Witnesses at the scene describe the man shot as having red or sandy hair. Booth’s hair was black. The body’s face was freckled. Booth had no freckles. The body…

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History tells us that outlaw Billy The Kid was killed by Sheriff Pat Garret on July 14, 1881 at Ft. Sumner, New Mexico. History may be wrong. In a new book titled Billy The Kid: Killed In New Mexico, Died In Texas (Outlaw Publications, Box 280627, Dallas, Texas 75228, $11.95, postage paid) author Dr. Jannay P. Valdez says that Billy The Kid was not killed by Pat Garret. As incredible as it may sound, Dr. Valdez claims that the kid escaped to Mexico where he lived until his return to…

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One of the most comprehensive and thorough books written on the subject of Oklahoma City is Jim Keith’s book – “OK Bomb! Conspiracy and Cover-Up” (Illumi-Net Press, P.O. Box 2808, Lilburn, GA 30226). If you thought you knew everything there was to know about the Oklahoma City bombing, then Jim Keith’s book will definitely open up your eyes as well as your mind. What follows is a rather detailed and intense interview with Jim Keith about the Oklahoma City Bombing. Q – Jim, to read your book, is to believe…

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