History's Greatest Mysteries
EPISODE 7
The Battle of Los Angeles
On February 24, 1942, less than three months after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, military radar picks up what appears to be enemy aircraft over Los Angeles.
EPISODE 8
The Mystery of Machu Picchu
With 500-year-old secrets hidden in skeletons and stone, Machu Picchu remains one of the most puzzling archaeological sites on earth; it ranks among the ancient world's most enduring riddles, pertaining to its creators and reason for its creation.
EPISODE 9
Who Killed King Tut?
The death of one of history's most enigmatic rulers, Egypt's King Tutankhamun remains shrouded in mystery 3300 years later. Scientific advancements may be getting us closer to the identity of King Tut's killer.
EPISODE 10
The Hindenburg Disaster
For decades experts believe they know what caused the Hindenburg disaster: that leaking hydrogen--causing the airship to burst into flames; but there may be more to this story.
EPISODE 11
The Search for Alexander the Great
The story of the most celebrated warrior king in history still stirs fascination more than 2,000 years after his death. But the location of his body is the subject of much debate. When his remains suddenly disappear without a trace, a search across the ancient world ensues. What happened to the mummy of Alexander the Great?
Martin K.A. Morgan
Robert R. Cargill
Caroline Cory
Michael Dennin
Laurence Fishburne
Helen Sugland
Scooter Yancey