If you could solve just one mystery....

[jamespowers]

One can only hope that some of these survived, so sad when species are hunted into extinction.

Extinction might be a strong word for what you just watched walk around.

 

[Story]

In 1940, 28 years after the Titanic went down, a woman named Helen Kramer appeared on a radio show claiming that she was Loraine Allison. She had an intricate story of being saved by the ship's designer and builder Thomas Andrews, who was also thought to have died on board. Kramer said she was raised in England before going to boarding school in the US.

For more than 50 years, Kramer adamantly lobbied the wealthy Allison family trying to prove that she was kin. But, for the most part, the family was skeptical of Kramer's claims and held her at arm's length.

http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-57617466-76/dna-solves-one-of-the-titanics-oldest-mysteries/

 

[jamespowers]

http://news.cnet.com/8301-11386_3-57617466-76/dna-solves-one-of-the-titanics-oldest-mysteries/

Well we solved that one.

 

[Zombie_61]

Well we solved that one.

Yes, but was Helen Kramer intentionally trying to dupe the Allison family all those years, or did she sincerely believe she was Loraine Allison? [huh]



:boink:

 

[Black Dahlia]

I've listed so many...let's see...I'd like to solve the meaning of Stonehenge!

X
BD

 

[jamespowers]

Yes, but was Helen Kramer intentionally trying to dupe the Allison family all those years, or did she sincerely believe she was Loraine Allison? [huh]



:boink:

You mean was she nuts instead?

 

[jamespowers]

I've listed so many...let's see...I'd like to solve the meaning of Stonehenge!

X
BD

It's a star gate for aliens.

 

[Stanley Doble]

Archaeological evidence unearthed on the Mediterranean islands of Santorini and Cyprus show that there was a rich, sophisticated trade network, a Bronze Age sea empire if you will, that was not known to exist until the 1970s.

There are interesting connections between this empire and Great Britain, including evidence of copper and tin mining and possibly connections to Stonehenge.

 

[jamespowers]

Archaeological evidence unearthed on the Mediterranean islands of Santorini and Cyprus show that there was a rich, sophisticated trade network, a Bronze Age sea empire if you will, that was not known to exist until the 1970s.

There are interesting connections between this empire and Great Britain, including evidence of copper and tin mining and possibly connections to Stonehenge.

The aliens left Santorini on their space ships after the cataclysm and flew to Britain. That would explain a lot…..

 

[Story]

The aliens left Santorini on their space ships after the cataclysm and flew to Britain. That would explain a lot…..

It's all about the Ley Lines.

 

[sheeplady]

Yes, but was Helen Kramer intentionally trying to dupe the Allison family all those years, or did she sincerely believe she was Loraine Allison? [huh]



:boink:

And who were her real parents? Was she actually a Titanic survivor at all? Or did her "father" really make up that story? Was he really her father? Or did she make it up?

 

[Zombie_61]

It's all about the Ley Lines.

Clearly, our dog hasn't read that study--more often than not, he prefers to do his "business" on an east-west axis.

And who were her real parents? Was she actually a Titanic survivor at all? Or did her "father" really make up that story? Was he really her father? Or did she make it up?

And why do so many people want to know where Waldo is?

 

[jamespowers]

It's all about the Ley Lines.

Riiigghht. My dog only cares if there is a tree handy.

 

[jamespowers]

And why do so many people want to know where Waldo is?

Waldo goes back to the whole Bigfoot thing.

 

[Story]

Clearly, our dog hasn't read that study--more often than not, he prefers to do his "business" on an east-west axis.

Your dog is 90 degrees out of phase.

And why do so many people want to know where Waldo is?

Werner Herzog knows.

[video=youtube_share;EvWh6PMi9Ek]http://youtu.be/EvWh6PMi9Ek[/video]

 

[Nobert]

My instinct is to say Jack Cole's *******, but thinking about it, some things are probably better as mysteries. Sometimes the reasons are deprssingly mundane. Supposedly Hugh Hefner has a letter that would clear the whole thing up, but maybe I like the tantalizing aura that comes from not knowing.

 

[Stearmen]

Waldo goes back to the whole Bigfoot thing.

 

[jamespowers]

Well, that solves that mystery.

 

[Seraph1227]

Since I'm a local boy; the torso murderer, aka The mad butcher of Kingsbury Run

 

[Stanley Doble]

The truth will probably never be told about exactly how the tomb of King Tut was discovered, by whom, and what artifacts were removed before the official discovery. I would like to know the contents of certain books that Carter said he found, then later denied finding, saying they were only papyrus sandals.