History"s Greatest Mysteries

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On February 14th, 1929, one of the most shocking murders in mob history goes down in Chicago... and becomes known as the Valentine’s Day Massacre. The 20s and 30s are full of gangland murders, but the Valentine’s Day Massacre is considered the most brutal, and the toughest to solve. So who carried out the Valentine’s Day Massacre? And why?Thank you to our experts who contributed to this episode: Clarence Goodman, Claire White, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Mike King, Cheryl Dorsey, and Larry Dale

One of the holiest and most powerful relics from the Bible has been missing for over 2,000 years. While some believe the Ark of the Covenant was destroyed, many people think it’s still out there. Could new clues finally tell us what happened to the Ark, and lead us to where it can be found?Thank you to our experts who contributed to this episode: Jim Barfield, Robert Cargill, Nicola Denzey Lewis, Hugo Mendez, Ed Feinstein, and Robert Cornuke.If you’re new here, don’t forget to follow History’s

One of the most chilling aviation mysteries in modern day: a Boeing 777, carrying 239 people, vanishes over the Indian Ocean. Nearly a decade later, the whole world still wonders: what really happened to Malaysia Flight 370?Thank you to our experts who contributed to this episode: Shanon Baker, Christine Negroni, Janet Todd, Ross Aimer, and Jeff Wise.If you’re new here, don’t forget to follow History’s Greatest Mysteries to never miss an episode! History’s Greatest Mysteries is a History Channel

At the end of World War II, many Nazi officials were captured and tried for their crimes. But oneof the architects of the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann, slipped through the cracks…repeatedly eluding Nazi hunters from around the globe. How was Adolf Eichmann finally captured after fifteen years on the run?Thank you to our experts who contributed to this episode: Kevin Hymel, Amory Sivertson, Anand Toprani, Sami Jarroush, Paul Springer, Cristina A. Bejan, and Katherine Landdeck.If you’re new here, don’t

It’s one of the most infamous crimes in American history: the gruesome murder of a young beauty, unsolved for decades. There’s a long line of suspects, each more mysterious than the next. Can the questions surrounding one of history’s most notorious unsolved cases finally be answered?Thank you to our experts who contributed to this episode: Cheryl Dorsey, Dr. Robert Schug, Glynn Martin, James Queally, Rachell Howzell Hall, Forrest Burgess, Miles Corwin, and Yvette Gentile.If you’re new here, don’t

In 1587, a group of settlers land off the coast of North Carolina on Roanoke Island to establish the first English Colony in America. But only a few years later, the 115 men, women and children seemingly vanish without a trace, leaving only cryptic clues. The search to find out their fate has endured for over 400 years. Can new technology finally tell us what happened to the Lost Colony of Roanoke?Thank you to our experts who contributed to this episode: Andrew Lawler, Forrest Burgess, Nancy

Get a first listen to History's Greatest Mysteries, a History Channel original podcast brought to you by Rewind Studios. Adapted from the hit show, every episode examines the top theories surrounding the world's most enigmatic unsolved mysteries. Each episode unpacks these puzzles with contributions from top historians, authors, scientists, and researchers. From unsolved crimes to lost and buried treasures, and the deaths and disappearances of famous figures, History's Greatest Mysteries explores