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The 666 - The Sign Of Evil-Unexplained
:Description:Many consider '666' the sign of the devil, and tremble at the very mention of the number. We'll meet a man in Scotland who was terrified when he purchased a car with license plate number 666, travel along 'The Devil's Highway' (Highway 666), and hear from a mother who joined the Church of Satan.
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The Moon Madness-Unexplained
:Description:Dogs howl at the full moon, and werewolves emerge to it. Farmers and fishermen plan their work by it. Witches worship it, and neo-Pagans marry during it. You may dismiss the moon's mythical power as an old wives' tale, but science is proving that violence, lust, death, birth, disease, and madness increase when the moon is full.
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The Unexplained - Strange Disappearance
:Description:Strange tales of disappearance, including the case of the U.S. Navy ship and crew that disappeared in the famous 'Philadelphia Experiment'.
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The Unexplained - Human Transformations
:Description:It has been said that the only constant in human life is change. But it is the stories of extreme transformation that sometimes defy our imagination. In this program, we'll explore the ways and the reasons that people transform themselves. First, the story of Cindy Jackson, an Ohio farm girl who became enchanted with the looks and imaginary lifestyle of the Barbie doll. Enchanted enough to spend nearly $250,000 over the last decade to change her appearance through nearly 30 cosmetic surgical procedures. Then the story of a Chicago man whose ...
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The Unexplained - Buried Alive
:Description:The incredible stories of people who have been buried alive, including two mine workers who survived a mine fire that killed 91 others, and two hikers who spent seven hours buried in snow and ice after an avalanche. Bill Kurtis hosts.
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The Unexplained - Voodoo Rituals
:Description:For centuries, this ancient system of rituals has fascinated and terrified the world. It is perhaps one of the most misunderstood religions, brought to the Western Hemisphere from enslaved Africans during the slave trade. Today millions of devoted practitioners still put their faith in these primitive spiritual traditions, and the rituals where they claim life's secrets can be found in a realm where only the dead subside. Yuseff Abdulla was no exception. We follow this man on an odyssey into his ancestral homeland and the forbidden world of Voodoo. From the ...
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The Unexplained - Bonds Of Survival
:Description:Looks at the influence and power of love. Family members in a life or death situation discover the desire to save a loved one stronger than the grip of death when a husband and wife and father and son survive despite tremendous odds.
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The Unexplained - Wilderness Survival
:Description:Each year in the majestic Colorado Plateau, thousands of hikers, climbers and other outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the splendor, peace and beauty of America's largest wilderness area. But not all of their excursions are restful. WILDERNESS SURVIVAL is a white knuckle trip that details three real-life cases where people suddenly found themselves facing death. In Rocky Mountain Park, two climbers were caught in a winter hurricane at 14,000 feet. One was literally blown off the mountain. Here, the survivor shares memories of the toughest climb of his life. In the Colorado wilderness, ...
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The Unexplained - Multiple Personalities
:Description:Stories of four victims of Multiple Personality Syndrome (MPD). Includes Gary, who believes he's a woman named Mary and an infant named Baby; Valerie, who has had over 50 personalities; Chris, who was finally able to become a 'whole person' at age 47; and 'Sybil', whose famous case led to an epidemic of MPD cases.
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The Unexplained - Radical Cures0
:Description:Stories of four victims of Multiple Personality Syndrome (MPD). Includes Gary, who believes he's a woman named Mary and an infant named Baby; Valerie, who has had over 50 personalities; Chris, who was finally able to become a 'whole person' at age 47; and 'Sybil', whose famous case led to an epidemic of MPD cases.
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