Enigma

On this episode of Enigma we will look at a few of the different lighthouse stories Maine has to offer before focusing in on one tale of mystery in particular. Will they be tales of hope or horror? Like a ship sailing the waters on a foggy night, we’ll search for the light to guide us, to show us the way. But beware, the waters are rough and the shores rocky. And by the time you see the warning of the lighthouse ...

On the morning of July 5th, 1987 Kenny Kunz ran to his neighbors house to use the phone. His family had been murdered and his mother was missing. What transpired the night before was utterly tragic, but the events that unfolded after, and the details that emerged, painted a picture much darker and depressing than anyone expected. On this episode we’ll take you through the twists and turns of the Kunz family murders in th...

Hummel Park in Omaha Nebraska is known as one of the most haunted places in America. Just ask the internet. The 202 acre park in the northern part of the city has seen multiple crimes including at least seven murders. There are also countless urban legends tied to it. The stories associated with the park range for the strange and unbelievable to the horrific and tru...

In Virginia there is a 23 mile stretch of road known as the Colonial Parkway. Over a ten-year span, a series of unusually similar murders occurred here. To this day, no one knows who is responsible. There could be one murderer, or many, living day to day with the rest of us. It's also possible that this killer moved on, and committed other similar murders. Many theorize the killer is either a police officer or park ranger. How...

In 2010 an eccentric millionaire art collector went into the wilderness north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. With him he had a chest containing over 2 million dollars of his personal fortune. He hid it somewhere out in nature, and only left one clue for the rest of us: a poem. Since the poem's publishing, thousands of adventurers have flocked to the Rocky Mountain area in search of fame and riches. However, not all have returned. The tre...

In 1842 one of the leading causes of death in America was tuberculosis. Dr. Croghan believed he found the cure for the disease deep in Mammoth Cave, the longest cave system in the world. He took his eleven patients underground into a village he constructed. This became the nation's first tuberculosis hospital. Miraculously, they began to recover. However the effects were short lived, and soon their village became one inhabited by g...