Mysteries At The Museum
Season 9
TV-PG
Don Wildman unearths relics from the world's greatest institutions to reveal secrets from the past. He examines each artifact to illuminate history's most incredible triumphs, sensational crimes and bizarre encounters.
13 Episodes
- Cellini Heist, Real Romeo and Juliet, Link to the Skies
E1Cellini Heist, Real Romeo and Juliet, Link to the SkiesSeason 9 begins with host Don Wildman visiting a famous Renaissance sculpture that was once stolen in Vienna; and he learns about the inspiration behind a Shakespeare play while examining a rare book at Harvard. Also: the story of a strange flying device in Arizona. - Alligators in the Sewers, Unstoppable Car, Founding Forensics
E3Alligators in the Sewers, Unstoppable Car, Founding ForensicsStories of alligators prowling New York City sewers are explored. Also: The host checks out a car in San Diego that has been customized with everything including the kitchen sink; and finds evidence of Paul Revere being a forensic hero in Boston. - Forgotten Lindbergh, Fordlandia, Forest Owlet Fraud
E4Forgotten Lindbergh, Fordlandia, Forest Owlet FraudAn odd glass medical devise invented by an aviator is inspected in Chicago; and a set of tools used in a failed auto business are examined in Michigan. Also: A bird specimen reveals a case of deception at Harvard University. - Alcoholic Antidote, Reno Haven, Strange Death of President Taylor
E5Alcoholic Antidote, Reno Haven, Strange Death of President TaylorDon Wildman examines a specimen linked to a case of mass hysteria, marvels at a massive locomotive connected to the worst train robbery ever and studies the West's most legendary creature, the jackalope. - To Catch a Fake, Tiny Coffins of Edinburgh, Tjipetir Mystery
E9To Catch a Fake, Tiny Coffins of Edinburgh, Tjipetir MysteryA multi-million dollar baby boom, the bizarre tale of a missing teen, and a daring plot to steal tea from china. From an incredible journey, to a cunning tea thief, a missing heir and a crazy contest. - Wild West Rumble, Sweet Smell of Success, Antiseptic Doctor
E12Wild West Rumble, Sweet Smell of Success, Antiseptic DoctorDon Wildman examines a hat that inspired a shocking act of deception, a medal belonging to a woman who was behind the building of the Brooklyn Bridge and an ingenious contraption which saved pigeons and helped win World War II. - Revolutionary Suffragette, Tokyo Rose, Billion Dollar Will
E13Revolutionary Suffragette, Tokyo Rose, Billion Dollar WillThe 1858 Bradford sweets poisoning was the arsenic poisoning of more than 200 people in Bradford, England, when sweets accidentally made with arsenic were sold from a market stall. Twenty-one victims died as a result.
