Reader's Digest, Mysteries of the Unexplained

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But in those chapters mentioned above, they decide to end each of them on the more mystical side, even almost going as far as admiring Rasputin's extraordinary powers, whom was, powers or no powers, a horrible man. My sister got this book for x-mas a long time ago, and I was fascinated by the stories it told, particularly ghost stories, spontaneous human combustion and others. Obviously, I don't believe in these kinds of things but still love to hear about mysteries and open to any suggestions until the author/s leaves it open-ended. Follow hundreds of accounts of mysterious events across the world from earliest historical accounts up to the 1970's. Created and narrated by Rod Serling, the series also had television incarnations in the 1980s and briefly in 2002-03.

This is really enjoyable if you want to take a trip back to the 70s and get neck deep into some weird, in a "clearly none of this was fact-checked" kind of way. First published in 1903 and widely disseminated in the early twentieth century, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion purports to be the minutes from a nineteenth-century meeting of Jewish rabbis elaborating a secret plot to take over the world. Annie and Will have a great rapport and the stories they bring are the kind that can keep you on the edge of your seat/needing more. Take a walk on the weird side with this compilation of some of the weirdest stories ever to grace the pages of a newspaper. For centuries, the whereabouts of the celebrated astronomer's final resting place had remained a mystery.

It traces the history of magic ritual from spells and potions to alchemy and divination, as well as investigating other mysteries of the paranormal. This book is a great read if you are bored or want to have a cool but chilling story to read I would recommend this to people who are fond of thrilling stories and mysteries.

We may have to wait a little bit longer than originally planned to witness the next human stepping foot on the lunar surface. Known as Gigantopithecus blacki, this enormous primate was the largest of its kind ever to walk the Earth. We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved.Each text chunk stands on its own, so you can read as little as a fifty-word item about a horned lizard found in a block of stone, or as much as the full-page two-column ghost story of Major Stewardt of Ballechin House. Some of the stories are really truly unexplainable and will leave one wondering how in the world certain things happen. NASA's decade-old rover recently spotted something rather familiar while trundling across the surface of the Red Planet. It's nothing that half an hour on r/UnresolvedMysteries or r/TrueCreepy won't net you, but it's cute and charming in its dated, factually inaccurate, pre-internet way.