Unsolved Mysteries: Solved?

We all know the story of the lost city of Atlantis.  A utopian island or continent where everything was perfect, and then it sank into the ocean.  Or did it?  There's no evidence anywhere on the planet that this city actually existed.  So was it fact or fiction?  If it did exist what happened to it?  We'll tell you in this episode.

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In the 1930's a crazy person was murdering drifters in Cleveland's Kingsbury Run and dismembering them.  The killer was named the Cleveland Torso Murderer for the fact that he they often left only the torso in tact.  Despite a confirmed twelve (and possibly as many as twenty) victims, the killer was never caught or even identified.  So who was this insane monster?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

On August 20, 1966, an eighteen year old chasing a kite discovered two corpses on a hill.  Both were wearing a lead mask, and among their belongings were three sheets of paper, one of which included strange instructions that, while written in perfect Portuguese, made absolutely no sense.  No cause of death could be determined for the two men.  So, what happened to them?  We'll tell you in this week's episode.

While we were gone, a monolith was discovered in the desserts of Utah.  After the first was discovered hundreds began popping up all over the world.  So where did the first one come from?  Aliens?  Artists?  Pirates?  We'll tell you in this episode.

In the 1930s Amelia Earhart, the first woman to make a transatlantic airplane voyage alone, disappeared over the Pacific ocean.  What happened to her and her co-pilot?  Was it aliens?  Was it the Russians?  Maybe they just settled down on an island somewhere.  Tune in to this episode, and we'll tell you exactly what happened to this iconic woman.