25 STRANGEST HISTORICAL MYSTERIES EVER

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Written by: Bethonie

[TrialMusickFreeTrialAccountFe]

I usually wait til bedtime to watch this especially the long ones, but I love the historical ones.

[jordanparks]

Just in time for a hot bath after a long weekend ready to complete my sunday reset 😊😊

[ropace]

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The older woman in this photo appears to have either a small dagger or cross tattooed on her ankle. This is extremely interesting given the time period of the photo and society’s attitude towards this type of thing back then. Giving credence to the idea that the tattoo was of significant importance…

[jasonmoore]

I listen because past is the key to the future .

[jesusfan]

Thank you for today's mysteries. There is Light and Love and more around us too than we can see in this world...Jesus Loves Us All!

[gamiezion]

troy was never the spiritual ancestor? there's one tale about it and every record about it is clear about the romans knowing it was made up. the only reason it was told was to give rome legitimacy over carthage, even going so far as to say that aeneas visited queen dido shortly after she founded carthage.

[larapalma]

CONSPIRACY: disguising actual education as conspiracy theories 😂🎉

[jmgajda]

The fires of Canneto di Caronia sound like a localized Carrington event. How bizarre!

[danwilson]

That Danny Wilson sounds really dodgy to me

[TreeRat]

Love your work, however I’ve noticed that the content of your most recent videos are more reused old material than new entries. I understand that compilations are meant to contain a variety of older and new information, but I’ve been disappointed to come to your page looking for obscure historical information, only to find video after video of missing persons videos. Calling one a “411” missing person video and another an “unsolved mystery” missing person video doesn’t make them part of a real variety of content. If I wanted to watch nonstop missing people videos, I’d subs to “Top 5 Missing Persons”. I love your content about obscure and previously UNKNOWN factoids. I know it’s hard to dig up stuff in that vein, but dude- you’re so good at it. Please don’t stop.

[mobileasaurus]

I can't listen to some of these super old stories . Too much "might have" "could have" "its possible" etc. And they definitely aren't scary, freaky, or whatever other attention grabbing title word used

[HugoArgentina]

So insufferable, to apply modern tropes like “conspiracy theory” o “misinformation” to stories of the past. “Rumors”, “speculations”, “beliefs” could easily be used instead of such tiresome/tedious modern jargon

[ericreinert]

The story of Nero isn't a conspiracy. It's a old wife's tale. It's a myth. do you know what a conspiracy theory actually is?

[gern]

This was incredibly boring and nothing but click bait

[beercheersrccrawlers]

3200 years?! Really?. Can you read? Annoying narration.