In the early twentieth century, an Arabian stallion named Muhamed captivated the scientific world with an extraordinary reputed skill set.

Long before pop culture transformed the Illuminati into a global conspiracy, a German law professor brought the actual organization to life in 1776.

Minutes later, a violent explosion ripped through the sky over Quebec, destroying Canadian Pacific Air Lines Flight 108.

In 1960, the skies over the dense jungles of Borneo witnessed one of the most unusual airdrops in military history.

Just a short distance from the famous canals of Venice, Italy, lies an isolated landmass that hides a history of mass death.

In 1964, a young French embassy accountant in Beijing met a fascinating Chinese opera singer at a holiday gathering.

However, deep within the dark confines of an underground prison cell, one man survived the destruction.

In July 2012, an 11-year-old boy named Liam Corcoran managed to travel from the United Kingdom to Italy without a passport, a boarding pass, or any money.