Mysteries at the Museum - Season 13 / Year 2012
Season 13 / Year 2012
Episodes
Brinks Heist, Saddam's Spider Hole, Ringdocus
Uncover the mysteries behind the largest armed robbery in US history, discover where Saddam Hussein was captured, and discover whether or not James Dean's car was really evil.
The Donner Party, The Shoe Bomber, FDR's Cane
Host Don Wildman travels the country inspecting a 100-year-old tissue sample that sent a doctor to the gallows, a collection of birds killed by a mysterious epidemic and the kettle used by a group of settlers to cook up a ghastly stew.
Boston Molasses Disaster, D.B. Cooper, Buddy Holly Curse
Don learns about one of the nation's weirdest industrial disasters, inspects the wax likeness of an airplane hijacker and examines a pair of sunglasses once worn by a rock-and-roll pioneer.
Einstein's Brain, Morgan Affair, Brass Knuckles
Don Wildman examines sketches that depict otherworldly creatures said to have descended upon a Kentucky farm, a set of brass knuckles that protected a great president from a nefarious plot, and a building tied to a man's strange disappearance.
Keely's Motor, Reagan Limousine, Audubon's Mystery Book
Don Wildman examines an armored limousine that played a central role in an assassination attempt, a giant book filled with vivid illustrations of mysterious birds, and the only known evidence of a revolutionary machine.
Lost Colony of Roanoke, Dr. Linda Hazzard, Deep Blue, Greenbrier Hotel Bunker, Death of Edgar Allan Poe, Liberty Bell 7
Don Wildman investigates a lock of hair linked to Edgar Allan Poe's mysterious death, a sunken space capsule that provides clues to a NASA disaster, and a controversial medical manual that lies at the center of a rash of deaths in the Pacific Northwest.
Black Dahlia, French Angel, Sterling Hall Bombing
Don Wildman examines a mysterious box that holds clues to Hollywood's most infamous unsolved murder, inspects the strange bust of a grotesque figure and investigates a notorious and deadly domestic terrorist attack.
Hitchcock's Birds, Hope Diamond, Phineas Gage
Host Don Wildman inspects a jar of strange, preserved creatures that helped inspire one of the scariest horror films of all time, admires a legendary blue diamond and examines the shattered skull of a 19th century laborer.
Chowchilla Kidnapping, Texas City Disaster, Bezoar Stones
Don Wildman investigates how a school bus became involved in the largest kidnapping for ransom in US history, examines a deadly industrial accident, and seeks to unlock the mystery behind a handful of stones.
Exorcism, Honey Island Swamp Monster, The Real James Bond, La Belle Shipwreck, Sgt. Stubby
Don Wildman investigates a vial tied to a daring medical experiment, a barrel that provides clues to a centuries-old shipwreck and a plaster molding that some say is proof of a mysterious bayou creature.
Roulette Computer, LA Shootout, The Brooklyn Enigma, Equitable Building Disaster, Pigeon Missile, 1918 Flu
Don Wildman investigates a wearable computer used in a gaming scheme, a bizarre weapon of war that's controlled by pigeons and a custom-made suit of armor that helped perpetuate the longest street battles in America.
Goat Gland Doctor, Legend of the Red Ghost, Easter Island
Host Don Wildman inspects the uniform worn by a highly unorthodox doctor, an antique bell linked to a monstrous creature and a monolith that may hold the key to the downfall of an ancient civilization.
Out of This World
Secrets of New England
Deadliest
Freakiest
Conspiracies
Most Notorious
Niagara Falls Daredevil, Accidental Nuclear Bomb, Railroad Heroine
Don Wildman examines a lantern that guided a teenage girl on a quest to save lives, a homemade barrel used in a stunt, and a small metal fragment salvaged from a near-catastrophic disaster.
MGM Fire, UFO Car, Prophecy Sword
Don Wildman examines a poker chip that bore witness to one of Las Vegas's greatest atrocities, a 1970s police cruiser with a bizarre past and a battered Civil War sword rumored to have special powers.
Prophet of Oak Ridge, Human Scalp, Mothman
Host Don Wildman examines a trunk that may be evidence of a historic journey through Death Valley, a group of bricks from a Civil War prison break, and a human scalp that tells an astounding tale of frontier bravery.
Trunk of Horrors, Russian Roswell, Baby Incubators
Don Wildman examines a trunk that holds the secrets of an unlikely killer, a collection of mysterious debris that may be proof of alien intelligence and a curious orb that tells the story of the rise and fall of a bizarre cult.
Leopold and Loeb, U2 Spy, Chewing Gum
Don Wildman examines a revolutionary plow that sowed the seeds of a terrifying disaster, a primitive plane that challenges the history of flight and a deceptive coin that's designed to kill.
Buried Alive, Mauve, Crash at Crush
Host Don Wildman examines an antique doll tied to a woman's confounding and tragic demise, an experiment gone awry that ignites the world of fashion and an audacious publicity stunt that ends in disaster.
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