History mysteries

Black Dahlia, murder of Elizabeth Short is still a mystery over 70 years after the body as discovered in half and posed like a manikin.

Fact Republic is where curiosity meets clarity. Discover random, history, and uncommon facts about everyday life. Uncover the unbelievable and unknown

Fact Republic is where curiosity meets clarity. Discover random, history, and uncommon facts about everyday life. Uncover the unbelievable and unknown

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Get ready to have the hair on the back of your neck stand on end because these unsolved mysteries are among the most chilling we've ever heard.

1. “Gropecunt Lane”, was an official street name given to those streets in medieval England where prostitution took place because it was normal practice for a medieval street name to reflect the street's function or economic activity taking place within it.

Has the infamous DB Cooper skyjacking and ransom money case of the 1970s been cracked? Some have argued yes, but the mystery deepens with a new scientific

We often encounter stories far stranger than anything film or TV can make up. While all true crime stories have a way of capturing the public's imagination, some have twists and turns that even the most skilled writers could not imagine. From huge plot twists to cases that prompt endless theorizing, these cases made us want to dive in deeper and find out more.The cases on... #truecrime #murdermystery #unsolvedcases #bizarrestories #crimeinvestigation #strangetwists #tragicevents…

Any civilization will be incredibly influential and important but sometimes won't receive a lot of discussions, this is because there's nothing left to discuss at all. However, Historians and Archaeologists do their best to dig deeper into the stories of Ancient Civilizations

01. In remote and secluded locations, witnesses have claimed encounters with gnome-like or elf-like creatures, often measuring no more than nine inches tall and bearing humanoid features. Some even describe these beings as remarkably hairy. In regions like Mexico and the Caribbean, duendes, small gnome-like entities, are said to intrude into the realms of ordinary humans, whether for pilfering food or for more enigmatic purposes.