These Are The Most Mysterious Events of All Time...

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And The Bermuda Triangle is still a mystery to this day. Makes me wonder if it will ever be solved

I love the whole mystery surrounding the Knights Templar. They discovered something incredible alright. They discovered if they took a huge amount of money to a place that was very dangerous to travel to but many people wanted to go to and spend money those same people would happily pay to not take the risk of losing that money. So the people gave them money and the Knights Templar gave them a ticket for a price. They could then redeem that ticket at the place without facing people robbing them along the way. Then they realized people would gladly pay a large amount of money tomorrow for money loaned to them today and were happy to be paid in land if you didn't have the cash. So boom! Basically overnight they because super-rich and powerful landowners who were wealthy enough to start lending to kings and Popes. Back then kings and Popes were not known for their word or loyalty. It was only a matter of time before someone decided to wipe their debt ny wiping the bank away.

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The person who benefited the most from the deaths of the Princes in the Tower was Henry VII. Richard had no need to kill them since they had already been put aside, but Henry couldn't claim the throne so long as they were alive, not to mention that he was married to their sister.

I believe they found the skeleton Amelia Earhart on an island where some vicious crabs lived she and the co-pilot where eaten by the crabs

For those who died from the Dancing Plague, they should have been doing the Safety Dance.

Supposedly "The Night of the Long Knives" was the day the order was given to betray, kill and eradicate the Knights Templar. That daye happened to be on a Friday. Friday the 13th specifically. Thats why it became known as a bad day.

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Some things are better left alone not to mention the waste of money and resources wasted trying to find answers that are irrelevant anyway

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The Tanguska Event is pretty much explained as the type of event in minor scale has occoured in russian, e.g. metoers exploding mid air blowing out windows. And the Pass incident with the people fleeing etc. is explained by flash lavine causing some infra sounds etc. so it is basically solved. The shroud of turin is in consensus considered a fraud/fake, even the catholic church calls it a fake.

Atlantis was already discovered. When you do your research on the Richat Structure you’ll realize it was Atlantis indeed