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Everyone loves a good mystery - andUnresolved mysteries are all the more captivating. (After all,The "Da Vinci Code Did not make bazillion dollars because people are really in the Mona Lisa!) With that in mind, here are some of the best unresolved mysteries in North America which can also stay for always. Unless such a susture findsThat one Missing room in the puzzle that will reveal the truth. Perhapsyou are beautiful that someone. There is a Sherlock Holmes born every day.

Sometimes called "American Stonehenge", the granite monument was built in 1979 in Elbert County, Georgia, in a non-road 77. It contains ten commandments "an age of reason" written in eight languages ​​- English, Spanish, Swahili, Hindi, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese and Russian.

But they are not commands as you will find in the Old Testament. Some of the messages written on these four granite slabs, each of nearly 20 feet tall, are controversial, like this: "Maintaining humanity is less than 500,000,000 in a perpetual balance with nature." WHA?

Foreign Also, no one is sure who paid for all this. The man claiming responsibility went through the pseudonym "R.C. Christian" and even the crew who built the monument to know anything about his true identity. There are many theories of the wild plot, as if the monument has been commissioned by a secret company Luciferian announcing the beginnings of a new world order, but the truth remains elusive - and for the knowledge is one of the non-foolish mysteries the most impressive of the world you canFind on the side of the road.

The largest art of unresolved art in the world has happened almost thirty years ago and we are still not closer to finding what happened to all this invaluable art.

It happened on the night of March 18, 1990, when two disguised art thieves as a policeman, deceive security guards at the Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner's museum to leave them inside the night. They handcuffed the guards and made with thirteen famous paintings of artists like Rembrandt ("Christ in the Galilee Sea Storm"), Vermeer ("The Concert") and Flinck ("Landscape with an Obelisk"), for a Estimated total value of approximately $ 500 million.

There have been a lot of crazy ideas about who has mastered this unresolved mystery, from Mobsters to a screenwriter in California to the Irish Republican Army in Boston South Boston Gangster James "Whitey". But so far, there have been no promising prospects. However, the museum did not abandon the hope of finding lost art. In January, theyextended indefinitely Their 10 million dollar reward for anyone helps to recover disappeared masterpieces. Until then, there remains one of the best unresolved mysteries of the world of art.

New Year's Eve in 2010, in the small town of Beebe, Arkansas, 5,000 blackbirds panicked and slammed in buildings, telephone posts and trees, instantly dying. He was disconcerting when it happened, but at least there was a plausible explanation. The fireworks of the celebrations had frightened the birds, according to the officials of the Arkansas, making them "flying everywhere." It was a unique event that would never happen again.

Exceptarrived the very next year, at the New Year's Eve 2011, despite the ban on fireworks in Beebe to ensure that there was no more mass bird victim. Only 200 bird died this time, but it did not do it less weird. Theorists have developed crazy ideas - as they usually do for the unresolved mysteries - that bird deaths were a disturbing omen on the Mayan calendar,Report the end of the world, which of course has proved not to be true. (Hey, the Apocalypse did not come, did it do it?) But no explanation that really did not make sense.

If the birds were panicked by fireworks, why were the deaths of New Year's birds were not more common? And how to explain the second year of a row of birds falling from the sky? This has not happened since then, but the mystery of what killed all these Beebe remains a shivering riddle and one of the climbed mysteries of the world.

Outside the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, there is a special statue, 12 feet tall and curved copper, which was unveiled in 1990. Named Kryptos-an old Greek word for "secret "or" hidden "-IT contains 1800 characters on four encrypted messages, three of which have already been resolved, but the one that remains one of the best unresolved mysteries.

Jim Sanborn, the sculptor who created it, revealedAnother index in 2014, something to do with Berlin and clock. We do not get it either, but thousands of professional and amateur cryptographers always try to decode the unresolved final mystery, which represents only 97 letters.

This looks like one of these old Western legends that should probably be taken with a grain of salt.

In the 1800s, the story goes, a virgin named Thomas J. Beale discovered a fortune in gold and silver during the hunting in Buffalo north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. He resumed the treasure in Virginia and buried it there, somewhere near Bedford County. As a treasure card form, he wrote three encrypted messages, who held the secrets to find his massive fortune (worth $ 43 million in 2018 dollars).

He left the letters with a friend and after the death of Beale (taking the secrets with him), they were published in 1885 as "The Beale Papers". Research has been in progress since. So far, only one of the numbers has been cracked, which revealed the contents of the Beabele Treasury but not where to find it. There are many floating theories around, includingEverything could have been a hoax throughEdgar Allan Poe.

The Knights of the Circle d'Or, or KGC, were a secret society of the rich Loyalists of the South formed just before the civil war, devoted not only to defend their values ​​(namely possess all the slaves they wanted) but conquer parts of Mexico, Central America and Cuba to create a confederate empire. Their members had an abundance of gold and weapons and allegedly some infamous members, includingJesse James (whose flights may have contributed to the secret hideout of KGC) andJohn Wilkes Booth.

In fact, the assassination ofPresidentAbraham Lincoln may Have been a KGC field from the beginning, at least according to the mouthpiece legends. The KGC has disappeared only a few decades after the end of the war, so it appeared, leaving behind one of the largest unresolved mysteries in the world. There are always speculations that they went deeper to hide and continue their plots to overthrow the US federal government. Oh, and they may have buried the treasures buried somewhere, waiting to be discovered (or used to finance a second civil war, according to the first eventuality). It is possible thatGold coins discovered by a couple of California In 2014, the KGC was originally hidden by the KGC.

It was 1977 and the Astronomer Jerry Ehman used a radio signal detector from the Ohio State University to scan the stars around the Sagittarius constellation. He picked up a radio frequency of 72 seconds that seemed to come from a deep space. He wrote "wow!" In the margin of his computer print, which is probably the most windy reaction of that day to think that you have just made contact with extraterrestrials.

There have been attempts to relocate the history of recent years, as a 2017 theory that it was only a pair of comets passing near our planet. But the explanations "without purpose" of the extraterrestrials "werejust also quickly refuted. Have strangers were trying to make contact since the firstStars wars has been freed? Nobody knows certainly!

Dutch Schultz was a gangster in the 1920s and 30s, which made its fortune in bootleging alcohol and numbers racket. But like all gangsters, it was pretty much sure someone was going to try to shoot it. Also like a lot of gangsters, he had silver boats. He therefore hidden somewhere in the ball of 5 to 9 million in cash, gold and jewelry.

He put it in an iron box or a steel suitcase, led him to the mountains of Catskill, near Phenicia, New York, with his "Lulu" bodyguard and buried it. It may have even marked a neighbor tree with an "X." Of course, he was not murdered long after, shot in a new Chophe Jersey in 1935. His treasure, if he existed at all, is still there. Just wait for someone to notice a tree with a big x marked on it.

What exactlyPeople did they see On the sky on Phoenix on March 13, 1997? Was it a secret military spaceship? Anatural phenomenon? Or maybe extraterrestrial visitors from another galaxy? Whatever necessary, thousands of Arizonans have seen unusual lights in the sky, which looked like a huge upside down, which moved slowly above the head, did not make any sound and Sometimes stopped to fly over in a place. It was the size of several football fields or, according to which you set a kilometer wide.

SameEscape from New York actorKurt RussellGiven the strange show of light while landing his private plane in Phoenix. Whatever the people who have witnessed - the official explanation is that it was only military illumination rockets - he had an effect as deeply as many of those who saw ... no matter what he Have seen ... gather each year in McDowell mountain foothills outside Phoenix talk about their experience and try to understand: "What's Devilwas this?"

On 24 November 1971, a guy only as DB Cooper rose to Northwest Airlines Vol 305 for a brief flight from Portland to Seattle and turned it with a briefcase he claimed contained a bomb.

In Seattle, he published all 36 passengers and asked that the authorities gave him $ 200,000 and several parachutes. Then he asked the pilots to fly in Mexico and stay slow and low on the ground, with the unlocked rear door. It was the last person who saw from him.

Did he successfully jump the plane and escape with thousands of people? Nobody knows certainly. In 1980, a boy in Portland discovered silver packages in a sand pit, worth about $ 5800 and the correspondence of the missing money series numbers. The FBI claimed that Cooper could not have survived the jump, but they published aNew composite in 2017 From what he can look like today, which does not look like something you do if a suspect is assumed deceased.

The San Francisco police investigated 2,500 suspects since the 1960s, but they are still not closer to finding the so-called "zodiac killer", which terrorized the San Francisco Bay region for several decades, murdered at least seven people (although he claimed to have at least 37 victims.) He sent refreshing letters to the police and the press, with encrypted messages that promised indices of his identity and cool messages on His victims (claiming that they "went to the massacre like a lamb") and his own mental health ("I'm not sick," he wrote in a letter. "I'm crazy.") That is 44 years since the last time the killer has made contact, and there were no prospects. A manclaimed in 2014 That his deceased father was the killer, but the case remains cold and one of the most unresolved mysterious unresolved in the world.

For nearly 30 years, from 1934 to 1963, the Federal Prison of Alcatraz Island in San Francisco's Bay had a reputation for the most unavoidable penitentiary in the United States, all those who tried to escape or are dead, with the exception of three guilty-known bank thieves - Clarence Anglin, John Anglin and Frank Morris-who escaped prison in 1962, digging their way to freedom with spoons and train in a raft. Waterproof.

But have they drowned in frightful waters or swept away at sea? Their bodies have never been found, so anyone guess. A letter from one of the evades (allegedly)was discovered earlier this year, who read: "My name is John Anglin. I escaped from Alcatraz in June 1962 with my brother Clarence and Frank Morris. I'm 83 years old and in bad condition. I have everything we all have Does that night but hardly! "Is it real or falsification? Nobody knows certainly.

The only thing we know with the murder of "bugsy" notorious "Bugsy" Siegel, who helped create the Las Vegas band, it was that it involved bullets. Many of them, screened in his body in Beverly Hills, California, June 20, 1947.

Conventional wisdom is that the Boss Meyer Lansky crowd had offed Siegel because it was bored how much the gangster was spent building his flamingo complex. (The initial budget amounted to $ 1 million, but Siegel's expenses had a balloon to more than six times this amount.) But in recent years, the family of a deceased Slavic truck driver named "Moose" ( It's true) said he removed the trigger on Siegel, to prevent him from murdering the woman's husband he slept. (Wait what? It'sa long story.) But the police are not so sure. According to a spokesman for the Beverly Hills Police Department, the death of Siegel is "still an open affair" - sound of theseunresolved murders We could always answer.

You could say that Zone 51 is the ultimate of unresolved mysteries. How famous is it? Ask someone what they think it's and most people will probably tell you: "Oh, that's where governments retain all the extraterrestrials of space."

This isolated air force base in the Nevada desert - it is about 150 miles from Las Vegas - has been the subject of somestrange rumorsover the years. Of course, there is the extraterrestrial plot dating back to 1947, when an extraterrestrial job is supposed to be crushed in Roswell, New Mexico, and the bodies of the ship and extraterrestrials have been brought back to the base. To study. But it's the least secretive activities on zone 51.

There are rumors that the government secretly control our weather conditions, where time travel machines are under development, and perhaps the most insane history, where they keep theMutant midgets caught flying Soviet aircraft. Peter Merlin, the historian and the author who had been investigating the Region 51 for more than three decades, said: "The forbidden aspect of zone 51 is what makes people know what is there."

On August 20, 2007, a casual human foot, still in an adidas tennis shoe, washed on a beach near Vancouver, British Columbia. A week later, another foot washed on the ground, this one in a white reebok. In the eleven years, since a total of thirteen feet, usually in sneakers, were on the beaches of British Columbia.

The last foot wasdiscovered just in December lastWhen a man and his dog arrived on a tibia and a Fibula attached to a left foot in a black running shoe. Where does all these feet come from?

There are many theories, feet being parts of the decomposed body of an aircraft accident to a serial killer who likes to cut the feet of his victims and throw them into the salt sea. A feet handle has been identified through DNA tests, and they are generally dead people from suicide. (Two feet belonged to the same woman, who jumped a bridge in New Westminster, British Columbia, 2004.) But what about the rest? And more feet will wash on the ground this year? Time will tell us.

The official cause of death in 1926 for the artist of the famous escapeHarry Houdini was complications of a broken appendix. But in the days following his death, the newspaper titles shouted, "was murdered Houdini?"

In a 2006 biography,The secret life of HoudiniAuthors William Kalush and Larry Sloman do a case against the spiritualist community - who thought he could communicate with ghosts and vice versa (although Houdini regularly mocked for these claims) - possible assassins.

"If we had to suspect Houdini a victim of a coarse game," they write ", the organized crime section composed of fraudulent mediums should be considered likely suspects." Particularly damnant was a letter ofSherlock Holmes dedicated author and spiritualistArthur Conan Doyle, who promised that Houdini "would get his fair desserts very exactly realized ... I think there is a general payday coming soon."

When it comes to nicknames, the one you really really, reallyreally I do not want, it's "the missing Missing New York". But that's what happened at 41 years oldJoseph F. Crater, Justice of the Supreme Court that was lasted for the last time leaving a restaurant on August 6, 1930.

What happened to him is that someone guess. He could have been killed - he had a lot of enemies and there were rumors for a while that he was buried under a section of the walk of the walk of Coney - but there were also rumbling. He had fled the country with a mistress. Its disappearance has become such a huge subject of public speculation that, during a brief period, the phrase "pulling a crater" was a popular slang term for the disappearance. As in, "why did not you tell me you were going to leave the party early? I went back and you were gone. You were a crater on me!"

There are so many things that we still do not knowThe Watergate scandal that rocked the presidency ofRichard Nixon, who forced his resignation on August 8, 1974. The greatest mystery could be those who were missing eighteen minutes and a few minutes from the Nixon bands, the secret recordings he has made of each conversation that took place in his oval office. Nobody certainly knows what was on the bands - they may have conversations between Nixon and his head of staff Bob Haldeman - or what they revealed.

Nixon Secretary,Pink mary wood, Claimed the responsibility of at least a portion of the erasure, claiming that it accidentally supported the recording button while transcribing the bands, but admitted only five minutes of missing ribbon. The various possible culprits include Nixon's lawyer and even a former Chief of StaffAlexander Haig, who blamed everything on a "sinister force".

When a couple rich in autumn, the Massachusetts were massacred at home with an ax with an ax, in 1892, there was only one suspect plausible: his 32-year-old girl, Lizzie, who lived with the couple . The entire city supposed that it was guilty and, in fact, it was not its best ally, giving inconsistent responses to the investigators and choose an odd time (after the death of his parents) to start suddenly to burn his old clothes. (Of course, it seemed like someone hides evidence.)

Before the murders, she was also upset with her parents, her mother-in-law especially to be particularly frugal with their finances. When Lizzie was acquitted, the city turned against her, treating her as a murderer who had escaped justice somehow escaped. She was a mistake in public and became the subject of the nursery rhymes ("Lizzie Borden took a ax / and gave him his mother forty balls / when she saw what she had done / she gave her father forty- a"). To this day, it is one of the most lasting unresolved mysteries in the world: did she do it? Is Lizzie exit with murder?

It's not really a surprise that Jimmy Hoffa, the famous head of work and Teamster President - who went to prison to practice the satellite jury, mail fraud and corruption, among other crimes - would be murdered. You can not be so corrupted without making some enemies. But the real mystery is, where is his body? Is it buried somewhere? Hidden in the cement, or at the bottom of a lake? Nobody knows (or at least nobody talks about anyone) and it is part of the unresolved mysteries of the unresolved world of the world.

The only evidence ever found was a single brown hair of three inches, which corresponded to the DNA of Hoffa, in the back seat of a car that might have been its last living trip. Even Hoffa's daughter, a retired judge in Saint-Louis, is no longer full of hope. "I guess it will not be solved," she says. "It would be a comfort to find his body, but I do not think we're going."

Long before the word "piracy" was part of our national vocabulary, two Chicago television stations in 1987 were briefly taken over by aMysterious hacker, which interrupted broadcast signals and appeared on the screen wearing a molded height mask and sunglasses. The first attack occurred during a press segment and lasted only 25 seconds, in which theThe character of the marble says and did not do anything.

But in the second intrusion during an 11-hour issue of aDoctor Who Broadcast on PBS, the guy dressed as Max made the public bravo and was spanked by a rotation of the fly. What does all this mean? Who was responsible and what in the world was the point?See the video For yourself and tell us if it makes sense.

In the small town of Taos in North New Mexico, there is a buzzing sound, or maybe aLow frequency drone, it has been boring and / or fascinating people since at least in the early 90s. What is the devil?

The city dwellers complained to Congress in 1993 and various studies were conducted trying to determine what really happens. Attempts to find a source came empty hands. Is it a line of high pressure gas? Industrial equipment? Low frequency electromagnetic radiation? Or perhaps first-order military experiences that the government does not want us to know? So far, no one has been able to find the culprit, andThe mystery finishes.

This case of 1947 remains one of the most intriguing murders of Hollywood and its most macabre. A 22-year-old actress namedElizabeth Short Has been found murdered in a vacant plot in Los Angeles, his body sliced ​​in two and three inches of caught off in every corner of his mouth, giving him a scary and steep smile.

The mystery was deepening while many people took a credit for the crime (none of them were charged) and more tragic details deployed on the victim, who got the nickname "Black Dahlia" because She enjoyed elegant black dresses. A recent book, "Black dahlia, red rose", said that one of the main suspects, a Bellhop Assistant and a one-time mortar, interviewed and published later, may have been the real murderer. But so far, this case is far from closed .

For one of the most infantry gunmers of OLD West,Billy The Kid Of course, has a lot of graves. The first is in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, where he was shot at 21 by Sheriff Pat Garrett on July 14, 1881. The grave is surrounded by all sides by a cage, and for good reason - the stone Tomlle was stolen twice with fans. But Billy is the child actually buried there?

Another man, Texas Native Ollie, Roberts "Brushy Bill," said he was the real Billy and even asked the Governor of New Mexico for forgiveness. He died in his 1990s in 1950 and there is now a Billy the Children's Museum in his hometown of Hico, Texas and a grave that promises that the pistol is buried. Wait, it does not end there.AnotherGuy, John Miller, who also insisted on it was Billy The Kid, is buried in Prescott, Arizona and yes, his grave is open to visitors.

Three graves, but only one of them can be the real Billy. Unless the legendary criminal has deceived everyone and is still buried somewhere else.

Strange floating lights have been observed throughout the country, but there is something different on the mysterious floating light near the railway tracks of Gurdon, Arkansas. On the one hand, it is not elusive. This is not part of the local legend because some children have seen it once and everyone had to take their floor for her.

The Gurdon light appeared for hundreds of people and who dwellers have seen so many times that it became an ordinary part of their lives. There is no rational explanation for light, but there are legends. One of them was touched by a railway train and beheaded, and the light comes from a lantern while his ghost continues to walk on the slopes, looking for his disinclined head. Or it will perhaps be the ghost of a railway foreman, murdered by one of its employees with a rail peak or hammer. (The light began to appear shortly after the crime, which is why this story continues to be popular.) In any case, the Gordon Light turns out to be one of the unresolved lasting mysteries of the world.

The American Revolution officially started on April 19, 1775, with the battle of Lexington and Concord. The poorly enumerate settlers were confronted with British troops, trying to prevent them from destroying firearms and ammunition that they had confiscated from Concord neighbor.

The weapon of someone was drawn: the "shot" around the world ", as uninterested by the poetRalph Waldo Emerson In his poem of 1837 "Concord Hymn", the war was in progress. To date, no one is completely safe that deserves credit. Some claim that it was an American who pulled first, while others insist, it was one of the British soldiers. He who shot this infamous shot, one thing is clear. (Warning: Spoiler alert.)The British wentto lose.

Do not say to a fan of Yankee that it did not happen, but there is really no evidence thatRuth babe Called his shot at Match 3 of the World Series of 1932 against the Cubs of Chicago. As the legend has done, the big bambino is mounted on the bat during the fifth round and pointed to the stands, indicating exactly where he had planned to hit the ball. And then he did that.

The sequence shows that he had actually pointed, but he runs in the center of the center (where he ended up hitting his historic home), or on the pitcher or even the Cubs bench? There is no definitive proof. But whatever reality, it was a great race for Babe Ruth and one of the most historical counters of all time. "As I hit the ball, every muscle of my system, every sense I had, told me that I had never struck a better," Ruth will remember himself. "That as long as I lived, nothing never felt as good as this."

Legends ofBigfoot-A a trundle creature, hairy, resembling monkey who leaves gigantic footprints wherever it goes - has been told in North America long before our descendants are shown, and they continue to be very popular, with observations supposed of Bigfoot.Each American state except Hawaii. (Bigfoot does not like volcanoes apparently.)

The creature, assuming it exists (or that it) really like northwestern Pacific, although it is notoriously shy from the camera. For such a big animal, no one has yet been able to get a non-blurred photo of him. Although it is not yet caught (or proven that it existed), there were many hoaxes, including most recently in 2014, when Bigfoot Hunter Rick Dyer said he had shot and killed the beast Hairy and planned to take the body on tour. It turns out, it was an accessory made from latex, foam and camel hair.

If Bigfoot exists, why can noone be found? And above all, why are many people obsessed with the search for an animal that, if it were housed in a zoo, 98% of visitors would jump because it's like a monkey but with a better posture, let's see Penguins instead?

The last time everyone saw the pioneer AMELIA EARHART was during the summer of 1937, when she climbed aboard her Lockheed Electra 10th plane and tried to fly around the world, just her and her Fred Nonan browser. She disappeared without trace and the American authorities speculated that she probably crushed somewhere in the Pacific. But the rumors persisted that she survived everything that happened on her plane. There have been pictures of her allegedly alive and well, years after she so-called periods, on a dock in the Marshall Islands. (The story wassoon amazed.) Recently, the bones found on a remote Pacific island in 1940, which were originally thought of belonging to a man, have been reused and aremost probably the remains of Earhart. In a few years, this favorite of the unresolved mysteries of the world could very well be broken.

Ok, then this one is certainly not a way out in the theory of crazy plot theory. But hey, why not? Just for pleasure, we will bring it.

We all take it for granted only whenNeil Armstrong took his "giant jump for humanity" on July 20, 1969, he actually walked on the lunar surface. But there are many people who claim that it was all an act, which we never landed on the moon, much less walked on it. The theory is that all this has been staged, filmed in a Hollywood studio by directorStanley Kubrick, who had followed audiences a year earlier with his pretty realistic external epic2001: a spatial odyssey. So, what are the supposed proofs?

There are many questions, the source of mysterious shadows to the reason there is a rock labeled with a "C" (in the same way as accessories are labeled on movie sets) on how The American flag, placed on the moon by armstrong and my colleague Apollo 11 pilotBuzz aldrin, seems to bewaver in the breeze. NASA, of course, continues to deny a hoax to landing the moon and aldrin oncestruck a guy in the face To bring out the theory of plot.

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