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Case RT-COOPER
D.B. Cooper
On the night before Thanksgiving 1971, a polite man in a dark suit took $200,000 and a parachute, opened the back of a jet, and stepped out into the rain. He was never found.
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Case RT-FLATWOODS
The Flatwoods Monster
In 1952, seven people and a dog walked up a West Virginia hill to see what had fallen from the sky. They came back down running. The Air Force said it was a bird.
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Case RT-GROVE
Bohemian Grove
Every July, some 2,000 of the most powerful men in America put on robes and burn an effigy at the foot of a 40-foot owl. The Satanism is cardboard. The guest list is not.
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Case RT-MARFA-LIGHTS
The Marfa Lights
Texas spent about $700,000 on a viewing platform so tourists could gather at night and watch a famous desert mystery. A team of physics students traced most of it to car headlights.
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Case RT-BLUELADY
The Moss Beach Blue Lady
A clifftop restaurant on the San Mateo coast lists its ghost, more or less, as an amenity. Almost everything about the Blue Lady can be explained — the effects, the legend, the séance. What's left over is a woman in a blue dress that nobody can name.
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Case RT-VOYNICH
The Voynich Manuscript
A genuine early-15th-century book, written in fluent handwriting nobody can read, illustrated with plants that don't exist and figures bathing in plumbing. Every few years someone solves it. It remains unsolved.
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Case RT-BALL-LIGHTNING
Ball Lightning
For two centuries, physicists told eyewitnesses they had imagined the glowing sphere that drifted through the living room. In 2012, an instrument pointed at something else caught one, and it turned out to be made of dirt.
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