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Unexplained Cases: Investigating Urban Legends: Fact, Fiction or More?

Written by: Darren Dedo
Case Filed: 2/28/21 - LIVE VIDEO
Executive Producer: Rick Garner

 

They are scary, spooky, controversial, weird, and some say totally fake! We're talking about urban legends and do we have some crazy ones that we're going to investigate! You've probably heard of some of them such as Resurrection Mary or a phantom hitchhiker that haunts a stretch of road in Chicago. There's the famous Hollywood sign on the hill above Tinseltown that some say it's haunted by a starlet that took her life there. In Ohio, there's a bridge allegedly haunted by ghost trains, black hood figures, and crying babies. We'll also look at the disappearance of a military plane from 70 years ago - did it vanish through a portal, experience time travel, or was it taken by aliens? Speaking of aliens, did the Apollo astronauts really see an alien craft on the moon and it was covered up by NASA? Maryam the Medium looks at all these and more to uncover the truth: are they fact or fiction or maybe something more? ABOUT UNEXPLAINED CASES: The Unexplained Cases team is focused on preserving history while documenting the strange, paranormal and unexplained. Our cases are from across the country and featured on our YouTube channel as a docu-series. What separates Unexplained Cases from other paranormal groups is that Darren Dedo and Rick Garner are Emmy & Associated Press award winning broadcasters with over 35 years in broadcast radio and television news. The most recent addition to our team, Maryam the Medium, is a renowned medium to people, pets & the paranormal with the unique ability to remote view locations around the world.

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