In 1948, there was an alleged flying saucer crash in Aztec, New Mexico. This was just eight months after the Roswell, New Mexico UFO crash. To this day, the controversy remains whether the Aztec crash was a hoax. THE ROSWELL CRASH In June of 1947, a rancher, W.W. Brazel, found metallic debris in his sheep…
In 1726, Mary Toft, a twenty-five-year-old woman from Godalming, Surrey, England, pulled off one of the weirdest medical hoaxes in history. She claimed to have given birth to dozens of rabbits. A local surgeon, John Howard, assisted in the delivers. Several prominent doctors supported her story, convinced it was true. HOW SHE CLAIMED IT HAPPENED…
On October 16, 1869, a 3,000-pound ten-foot petrified man was discovered while digging a well in the small upstate New York town of Cardiff, New York. GIANTS WALKED THE EARTH IN THOSE DAYS Cigar maker George Hull was an unwavering skeptic and atheist. In 1867, during a business trip to Iowa, he became engaged in…