Mysteries at the Museum
A wartime surgery that was truly life or death; a magician that challenged Harry Houdini.
A wartime surgery that was truly life or death; a magician that challenged Harry Houdini.
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The death cast of Cheng and Eng; an umbrella from a Cold War assassination.
A curse dooms Rudolph Valentino; a bank heist; a pocket watch is responsible for a string of deaths.
Don Wildman investigates the story behind the creation of the first atomic bomb.
The Bell Witch; Thomas Edison's bizarre invention; how a TV star helped the Allies win World War II.
A medal presented to the greatest boxer of all time; the statue of a monstrous beast.
The slippery strategy of a medieval general; the fate of a lost balloon expedition; a sea monster.
A premonition about a presidential assassination; a storm churns up a pirate's plunder; worms.
Don explores a high seas drama, a mythical beast and a beloved outlaw.
An enigmatic oar used in an unreal World War II deception, a gold nugget.
The cause of one of the worst engineering mistakes in U.S. history.
Don travels across America in search of answers about the dinosaurs.
Investigating what happened on the day of one of the biggest defeats in U.S. military history.
A French electrician invents a toy; a craftsman lands in hot water; a man saves Americans.
A very expensive cocktail; an unusual box discovered in the woods; a colonel who used corn.
An eerie atmospheric event; the fortuitous error that turned the tides of war; Princess Diana.
Hollywood's unsolved murder; a figure that is more monster than man; a domestic terrorist attack.
An aircraft connected to an aerial attack on a California town; a Bible used in a bizarre exorcism.
Don Wildman investigates the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
Ventriloquist dummies who may be witnesses to a crime; rudimentary electronic device.
Don Wildman investigates America's most top-secret military base.
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