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The Beast of Gevaudan is a mysterious beast that terrorized the countryside of Southern France in the 1700s. Over the course of three years, it killed and devoured upwards of 300 people. One of the first ever international news stories, its final end gave rise to the modern tales of werewolves. To this very day, the ferocious Beast of Gevaudan (La Bete du Gevaudan) remains unidentified.

Happy Halloween! Today we're going to take a look back on the earliest recorded history of ghosts from ancient Mesopotamia. Kingdoms like Sumeria, Asyria, and Babylon contain some of the earliest writings about paranormal entities like ghosts, phantoms, demons, exorcists, witches, and sorcerers. I drew heavily on Dr Irving Finkel who is one of the world's leading authorities on ancient Mesopotamia, and one of the few who can read the ancient cuneiform tablets.

Since the late 20th century, a mysterious hum has been recognized by people all over the earth. In the first episode, we explored the Windsor Hum, a mysterious acoustic phenomenon that was heard from Windsor, Ontario in Canada. But underneath all sorts of localized sound phenomenons like this, is a hum that we think goes back, though unrecognized, for perhaps all of human history. Today we’ll speak with Dr Glen MacPherson about the mysterious World Hum. See the World Hum map at https://thehum.info

Ever since he was strategically placed in the seat of power by Stalin and the USSR in 1945, the founder of North Korea, Kim Il Sung has been the subject of countless conspiracy theories. But one theory that many believe today is rooted in so much historical fact that it's worth diving into the historical record to find the truth. Did Kim Il Sung steal the identity of another man to get into power? Was Kim Il Sung an imposter? Sources: https://pastebin.com/Tj6w3Xyg