Mysteries

I would argue this is one of if not the most interesting buildings in all of Missouri. It's a castle that sits in the middle of the Missouri Ozarks that is all but impenetrable. It also happens to have strange symbols everywhere which leads many to believe it's a hideout for the global elite.

There is a hill in Missouri that has baffled thousands for years. Many a YouTuber has gone to what is known as "Gravity Hill" and shared videos of their vehicles appearing to roll backward uphill. Now, there may be a scientific explanation as to what's really happening there.

When it comes to technology, sometimes it's best to not trust your eyes. This is a perfect example. There's a guy who believed he was seeing a portal near the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Nope, but what he found is an interesting example of new technology trying to deal with the real world.

What would you do if you were driving on a lonely Missouri backroad and suddenly heard a bloodcurdling scream when you knew no one else was supposed to be around. That's what allegedly happened although I have some suspicions if this is really legit, too.

Many have tried to build a time machine and no one (that we know of) has been successful. The one exception might be a Missouri guy who was called a "madman" when he claimed he built a contraption to travel through time. The strange aspect of his story is that he eventually really did disappear.

This is one mystery I've actually witnessed myself. Hikers including many in Missouri are increasingly encountering stairways in the woods that seem to lead to nowhere.

It's been described as a strange hum and it's been heard especially in the area of Missouri just north of St. Louis. What is it? Experts have theories, but the truth is they're still guessing after almost a year of searching for the source.

Almost all legends have at least some basis in truth. That's true of the Missouri legend of the witch buried alongside a lonely road. Yes, there is a woman buried there, but the truth of her life is quite different from the legend.

We see our share of tornadoes in Missouri and Illinois. However, there is one twister that did something so strange I have yet to hear an explanation that can tell me how a monster twister managed to destroy everything, but miraculously left 1 lone house standing.

It's one of the most mysterious abodes in all of Missouri. It's a chateau that sits up in the hills of the Missouri Ozarks that is built to withstand earthquakes, bombs and even an EF5 tornado plus it has strange symbols on the roof.