Mysteries at the Museum - Season 12 / Year 2011
Season 12 / Year 2011
Episodes
Volume Ten - Dillinger's Death Mask, Frisbee, Shipwreck
Why did a metal staircase haunt President Gerald Ford until the day he died? How did a pie maker, a UFO fanatic and Yale students invent one of the world's most popular sports? And why does John Dillinger's death mask appear dubious to people who knew him?
Volume Eleven - USS Intrepid, Seattle Glue Pot, Wing Walkers
Does a recently discovered letter expose a heinous crime committed over a century ago? How did a 120-year-old pot utterly transform Seattle? And how do 4 ordinary-looking objects represent one of the most dreaded weapons of World War II?
Volume Twelve - Concorde, Robert the Doll, Unabombers Shed
Why did an astronaut golf on the moon? How did the most advanced commercial jet ever developed become an artifact from the past? And why is an antique doll in Key West thought by some to be alive?
Siamese Twins, Assassin Umbrella, Capone Haunted Cell
Don examines the death case of Siamese Twins Cheng & Eng and unlocks their medical mystery. He studies an umbrella that played a role in a Cold War assassination. And, he visits a jail cell that holds a secret about Al Capone.
Annabelle Doll, Bridge Collapse, Whale Attack
Don investigates the sinister secrets to a child's rag doll, studies a blueprint that holds the key to a deadly engineering disaster, and he examines a journal that inspired a fascinating work of American literature.
Prison Experiment, Butch Cassidy Manuscript, Dueling Mammoths
Don investigates the sinister secrets to a child's rag doll, studies a blueprint that holds the key to a deadly engineering disaster, and he examines a journal that inspired a fascinating work of American literature.
French Connection, Shipwrecked Gold, Area 51 Plane Crash
Don Wildman unlocks the secrets of an infamous drug syndicate and how it was brought down, when he reviews a dossier containing a series of photographs. He examines a gold ingot recovered from a long-lost sunken treasure.
S.S. Eastland Disaster, Lost Gold Mine, Smuttynose Murders
Don Wildman uncovers the cause of the Eastland Disaster, one of the worst maritime disasters in American history, as he inspects a life jacket from the ill-fated steamship. And he examines an axe wielded by a killer in a bizarre double murder.
American Spy, Belle Gunness, Oarfish
Don investigates the role an ordinary US Postal Service mailbox played in one of the most damaging spy cases of the Cold War. And he examines a monstrous preserved head that may prove the existence of a legendary sea beast.
Shrunken Heads, Greeley Expedition, Broken Arrow
Don examines what appears to be a miniature human head, brought back from the jungles of South America. And he surveys the dented casing of the hydrogen bomb that sat at the center of a horrifying nuclear accident.
La Raid, Bioterror, Automation
Don unveils the real-life story behind an impressive work of art. He examines a simple tire cover connected to a bizarre religious cult. And he visits the robot that may have saved thousands of human lives in the worst nuclear disaster in American history.
Outlaw Shoes, Astrochimp, Message in a Bottle
Don inspects a strange pair of shoes that starred in one of the most bizarre and gruesome tales of the Wild West. And examines a miniature spacesuit - worn by a most unconventional space pioneer.
Anthrax, Marilyn Monroe, Hunley Submarine
Don examines a simple cardboard box that's contents were once tied to a deadly outbreak that paralyzed the country with fear. He inspects a small pill bottle that may shed light on an icon's mysterious death. And he investigates a Civil War submarine.
Lotto Scam, Somali Pirates, Haunted Plane
Don inspects a lottery ticket at the center of America's only known state lottery fixing scam. He surveys a giant orange lifeboat that survived a terrifying hijacking. And he investigates whether a damaged airplane part linked to bizarre ghost sightings.
Flying Car, Prison Riot, Dreamland Fire
Don Wildman examines an automobile designed to fly, inspects a circular saw and investigates a fire that decimated Coney Island's most extravagant amusement park.
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