Most Wanted" "Infamous Murders: Stalking the Innocent" "Organized Crime: A World History: Sicily" "Alcatraz" "Sex in the Real West" 06-19-01 "The War Illusionist": A British magician fools Hitler's generals and pilots. "Infamous Murders: Killing for Thrills" "The Enduring Mystery of Stonehenge": It stands on a wide plain in southern England, a circular formation of over 160 massive stones, creating an endless mystery for historians. "The Mysteries of Devil's Triangles": discusses unexplained disappearances of ships and planes in the Bermuda Triangle and the Great Lakes. Focuses particularly on Flight 19 and the Edmund Fitzgerald. 01-17-03 "England's Lost Castles": Timber castles dot England during the Middle Ages. "The Knights of Camelot" "England's Great Wall" "Scotland Yard's Greatest Investigations" "Asteroids" "The Greensboro Massacre" "Bigfoot and Other Monsters": examines popular subjects of cryptozoology, including Bigfoot, Mokele mbembe, the chupacabra, and others. "Crop Circle Controversy" "Infamous Murders: The Poisoners" "The Loch Ness Monster" "The Odessa File" "Bounty Hunters: Relentless Pursuers" "The Most Ancient Taboo: Cannibalism" "The Great Train Robbery" "Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb" "Roswell: Final Declassification" "Alien Hunters" "The Search for Life on Mars" "The Manson Family Murders" 10-25-00 "The Roman Emperors": The heads of Ancient Rome lead lives of increasing depravity. "Infamous Murders: Women Who Kill" "A Secret Story" "American-Italian Internment: A Secret Story" "Lost Worlds" "Mysteries on the High Seas" "Monsters" "Miracles, Mystics, and Prophecies" "Mysteries of the Bible" "Buried Secrets: Digging For DNA" "The Catacombs of Rome" "Getting High: A History of LSD" "Hidden Tomb of Antiochus" "History of Prostitution: Sex in the City" "Human Bondage" "Mind Control: America's Secret War": discusses MK ULTRA and other Cold War projects to create mind-controlling substances. "Ancient Drugs": Humans indulge in many frightening and often toxic substances; altered states of consciousness, shamanism, trance dancing, mind-altering substances, visions, soma, wine, beer, opium, Demeter cult (Mysteries of Elysis), alcohol, chocolate, tobacco, coca, San Pedro cactus rites (mescalin), cocaine, heroin, ayahuasca; features interviews with Douglas Sharon (Director of San Diego Museum of Man), Huston Smith, Andrew Weil, professor Carole Fontaine (Andover Newton Theological School), Wade Davis, artist Pablo Amaringo 08-09-03 "UFOs: Then and Now?: Nightmare": Alien abductions. References External links History's Mysteries at tv.msn.com TV Guide - History's Mysteries 1998 American television series debuts 2006 American television series endings 1990s American mystery television series 2000s American mystery television series 1990s American documentary television series 2000s American documentary television series Conspiracy History (American TV channel) original programming Mythography