Edison's Electric Pen; Vanishing Carroll Deering; Lizard Man An electric pen invented by Thomas Edison. Also: Don investigates the mysterious disappearance of the captain and crew of the Carroll A. Deering; and explores the legend of a lizard-like creature believed to roam the swamps of South Carolina.
Operation Pastorius; Nellie Bly; Boston Strangler A weapon that belonged to a secret network of spies operating on American soil is examined by Don, who also looks at a bag owned by a pioneering journalist and a switchblade traced back to a notorious killer in Boston.
Squeaky Fromme; Hodag; Typhoid Mary A weapon involved in a plot to assassinate a president of the United States is examined, along with the story of Typhoid Mary. Also: the legend of a mysterious woodland creature known as Hodag.
Margery The Medium; Everest Ascent; The Pastor And The Choir Singer A wooden box used by a medium to allegedly summon the dead is examined by Don, who later looks at a weather-beaten oxygen tank from a Mount Everest disaster. Also: the story of a scandalous crime involving a pastor and choir singer.
East River Blowout; The Day It Rained Meat; Michigan Triangle Don examines a piece of industrial machinery that played a part in a disaster on New York City's Easter River. Also: a glass medical jar containing a strange substance that fell from the sky; and a tattered shirt recovered from the so-called Lake Michigan Triangle.
Bride Of Frankenstein; Walking Dead; Ghosts In The Mirror Don Wildman investigates a cracked plaque that tells of one man's grotesque attempt to bring his love back from the dead, a crudely made whip which was used in a blood-chilling voodoo practice and an antique mirror which some say is a portal to the world of the dead.
The Death William Wood; Hacker Spy; Skunk Ape Don examines the dummies of vaudeville ventriloquist William Wood; and a rudimentary electronic device that helped crack an early case of Internet espionage. Also: a plaster cast of a footprint allegedly belonging to the mythic Skunk Ape.
Prison Experiment; The Real Noah's Ark; The Informant A tattered briefcase belonging to a doctor who went to great lengths to find a fountain of youth is examined, along with what some consider to be the fossilized remains of Noah's Ark. Also: a reel-to-reel tape recorder used by a notorious FBI informant.
Asylum Poisoning; Naked Joe; The Mad Bomber Don examines a pair of everyday dining implements that were at the center of a shocking incident at a psychiatric ward; and looks at a charcoal portrait of a scantily clad man who was embroiled in a scandal. Also: the story of New York City's Mad Bomber.
