Files of the Unexplained - Season 1
Season 1
Eerie encounters, bizarre disappearances, haunting events and more perplexing phenomena are explored in this chilling investigative docuseries.
Episodes
File: Pascagoula Alien Abduction
In 1973, a fishing trip in Pascagoula led to an unbelievable encounter that drew attention from the media and changed two men's lives forever.
File: Ghosts of Myrtles Plantation
Visitors and tour guides share their chilling accounts about the Myrtles Plantation, a hot spot for hauntings and a place with a dark, complicated past.
File: Missing Yuba County Five
In 1978, five men vanished in Yuba County. Disturbing evidence fueled a series of questions: Did they get lost — or was something more sinister at play?
File: Government's UFO Conspiracy
Since the '70s, US military personnel have reported strange sightings and dealt with mysterious health issues but were forced to stay silent — until now.
File: Haunting of Lake Lanier
With multiple deaths reported each year, Lake Lanier has sparked spooky folklore, leading locals and others to question what lies beneath the surface.
File: Mysteries of Mt. Shasta
Steeped in legend, Mount Shasta and its rich Indigenous history have attracted spiritual seekers, cult leaders and secret societies for decades.
File: Bizarre Blobs of Washington
When unknown substances fell from the sky in Oakville in 1994 and caused unexplained illnesses among residents, theories about their origins emerged.
File: Floating Feet of Salish Sea
In recent history, a bizarre mystery has rattled beachcombers and investigators alike: Why are severed feet being found on the shores of the Salish Sea?
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