That’s the challenge for Hollywood. A real, major criminal investigation grinds away with more dull moments than the worst high school class you can remember. Agents and clerks of all stripes pour over old phone records, or old bank statements, or some form of ancient paperwork until they think their eyes may drop out of […]
Attorneys for St. Johns County sheriff’s deputy Jeremy Banks filed a motion in a federal court in Jacksonville Thursday claiming Florida Department of Law Enforcement agent Rusty Rodgers “destroyed” his own credibility and asking that his defenses and pleadings be thrown out in an ongoing civil rights and malicious prosecution suit brought against the embattled […]
by Mind Over Mystery | Mar 28, 2017 | M O M Blog | 0 Sometimes a splash of news comes with few details, just enough for a headline for a news cycle,… Read More by Mind Over Mystery | Mar 23, 2017 | M O M Blog | 0 I just finished an amazing […]
Few stories are more troubling, and suggest more questions, than the demise of the notorious Apache they called Geronimo, and the controversy surrounding the location of his remains. Late in the warrior’s life Geronimo had surrendered to U.S. forces, and lived out his days on government property first in Florida and Alabama, and finally Ft. […]
This Month: Didn’t you know? The Moon Landing never took place, except in a television… Read More We need to know – Featured this week… The case of Michelle O’Connell, from our… Read More
George Hill Hodel, Jr. a physician who ran a venereal disease clinic in Los Angeles in the 1940s, was on top of the list of suspects. According to The Guardian, Hodel was on a list of six leading potential killers in the Black Dahlia case, and the LAPD bugged his home during the investigation. Dr. […]
James Derham was born a slave in 1762 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At eleven years old, he was… Read More On the evening before Halloween in 1938, American radio listeners heard alarming news of strange… Read More As one of the wealthiest people of his time, Howard Hughes was born in 1905 to an American family… Read […]
The series is really called “Turn” but the subtitle that makes clear the focus on… Read More Not far from the world headquarters of Mind Over Mystery, a man runs for the Arizona State Senate…. Read More A kind of standard article, really, one we’ve seen a hundred times, a thousand times,… Read More All […]
We have an air-traffic control system because no individual pilot can be expected to see the whole… Read More The unfortunate disappearance, read murder, of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashogghi has been in the… Read More In a way it’s magical enough, being a mountainous island halfway between Ireland and the… Read More It isn’t quite […]
If you’ve ever seen horror movies with a sadistic doctor performing horrific experiments, that’s a… Read More How many of us as kids were told by our parents that carrots are good for our eyes? The… Read More Russian Marxist revolutionary, Leon Trotsky, rose to leadership during the Russian Revolution in… Read More Always on […]
Often at Mind Over Mystery we encounter a tantalizing story that’s just popped in the news…. Read More It’s like the old jokes that started as soon as the commercials aired–… Read More It’s been in the news as we write this, someone supposedly with high White House status… Read More
Agatha Christie “Outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare, author Agatha Christie left readers… Read More Intro Artist, Carl Andre, made a 911 call at 5:26 a.m. in New York City on Sept. 8,1985. His voice… Read More
Often, interviews with and debates between Mystery Masters will enliven our study of mystery. But… Read More We need to know – Featured this week… The case of Michelle O’Connell, from our Crime and… Read More
Aaron Feis acted with extraordinary heroism. He draped himself over students as a school shooter… Read More Propaganda, that’s what we call it, that’s what we remember. But so many questions are… Read More It seems to happen with a depressing regularity: Some mole seems to be at work, comprising U.S…. Read More No, not […]