In 1935, a tiger shark at Coogee Aquarium vomited a human arm, unveiling one of Sydney's most notorious murder mysteries and exposing the city's dark criminal underworld.
The mysterious epidemic of encephalitis lethargica that struck between 1915-1927, turning victims into living statues and claiming over 500,000 lives while leaving countless others in suspended animation.
The Phoenix Lights incident of 1997 remains one of the most significant mass UFO sightings in history, witnessed by thousands across Arizona and challenging our understanding of aerial phenomena.
The mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in 2014 became aviation's greatest enigma, leading to the most expensive search in history and prompting significant changes in global aviation safety standards.
The Shark Arm Murders is one of Australia's most infamous unsolved cases, involving a shark regurgitating a human arm, blackmail, and a web of crime in 1930s Sydney.
