With unexplained on a short break for the holiday season we’ll be dipping back into the archive for the next two weeks.

On Friday January 23rd 1959, a story begins from out of the foothills of the Ural Mountains.

A story that is perhaps the most extraordinary of all the stories ever featured on the show.

Some call it the Dyatlov Pass Incident.

You might know it as Unexplained Season 2 Episode 4, When The Snow Melts...

Written by Richard MacLean Smith

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In September 1934, amidst wide political unrest, something was stirring in the home of the Palazon family in Zaragoza, Spain.

What started as a strange burst of maniacal laughter, soon transformed into the terrifying haunting known the world over as ‘El Duende de Zaragoza’… ‘The Goblin of Zaragoza’.

Written by Diane Hope and Richard MacLean Smith

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Some say the MV Joyita was always cursed, others laughed it off. What is beyond dispute, is that on one hot day in October 1955 the ship and its 25 passengers and crew set sail on a routine journey from Samoa to the Tokelau islands.

And none of them were ever seen again.

Written by Diane Hope and Richard MacLean Smith

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