Season 1
8 episodes
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A relentless seeker confronts the unknown, unraveling mysteries that challenge reality and test the limits of belief.
Episodes
"Hell" talks to a man who claims to have died and gone to hell. "Vampires" looks at how some people have taken up vampirism as an alternative lifestyle. "The Tesla Death Ray" examines whether the famous scientist created a death ray. "Scandinavian Lake Monsters" looks at a lake monster in northern Europe.
"Witchcraft" looks at modern witchcraft and the dangers of magic. "The Maneaters of Tsavo" looks at how two rogue lions in Kenya killed dozens of people during the building of a railroad. "The Alien Menace" talks to victims and researchers of alien abduction. "Ghost Hitchers" talks to people who have experienced phantom hitch-hikers like Resurrection Mary and the Ghost of Blue Bell Hill.
"Werewolves" examines the Beast of Bray Road. "The Mummy's Curse" looks at the curse of King Tut. "D.B. Cooper's Deathbed Confession" examines the skyjacker. "Reincarnation" talks to a man who claims to have died on the Titanic.
"The Ghosts in Bobby Mackey's Bar" looks at a Kentucky bar that is plagued with ghosts. "Stigmata" examines the phenomena where people possess mysterious religious wounds. "The Haunted Hornet" looks at whether the a World War II warship is haunted. "Zombies" goes to Haiti to explore zombification.
"The Catacomb Mummies" visits an underground tunnel system that is filled with preserved corpses. "The Johnson Bigfoot Encounter" talks to a clinical psychologist who claims to have seen Bigfoot. "The Secret of Rennes-le-Château" examines the tale of a French priest who may have discovered a secret about the life of Jesus Christ. "Earthquake Predictions" talks to people who can predict earthquakes.
"In Search Of" is a 2002 series that examined unexplained phenomena from all over the world; hosted by Mitch Pileggi.