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The Gardner Museum thieves walked past priceless art but took a small bronze eagle from the top of a Napoleonic flag. It now has its own $100,000 reward. Here’s why it’s the oddest clue in the case.
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For millions of people, Unsolved Mysteries wasn’t just a TV show. It was a voice, a theme tune and a trench coat in the fog. As it returns as a YouTube video podcast, here’s why it still gets under our skin.
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Richard McCoy pulled an almost identical hijacking five months after D.B. Cooper, and his children now have a parachute they say proves it. Here’s the Pylcrow Evidence Scorecard on what holds up and what doesn’t.
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Unsolved Mysteries returned on October 29, 2026, as a free weekly video podcast on YouTube. Here are the cases it covers, and why unsolved stories grip us harder than solved ones.
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In 1990, two men dressed as police stole 13 artworks worth an estimated $500 million from a Boston museum. None has ever been found. Here’s what’s known, and what’s still open.
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On November 24, 1971, a man hijacked a plane, collected $200,000 and parachuted into the dark. The FBI never found him. Here’s what’s known about D.B. Cooper and what’s still open.
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In December 1872, the Mary Celeste was found drifting in the Atlantic, seaworthy, stocked with food, and empty. Ten people were gone. Here are the facts and the most likely explanations.
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In 1948 a well-dressed man was found dead on an Australian beach with a scrap of paper reading “Tamam Shud” in a hidden pocket. A name was proposed in 2022, but the biggest questions are still open.
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