Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Some legends are just too mysterious to die off completely.

Books are still written about the Lindbergh baby, the zodiac killer, an infamous thief

and airplane hijacker, DB Cooper.

Details are scarce, or in some cases, disregarded in favor of alternative theories that present

claims of supernatural involvement, secret societies, or other bizarre solutions to unanswered

questions.

In such case has bewildered the world for decades, that has all the components for an enduring

legend, a renowned newsmaker, a grand test of endurance, and a suspicious disappearance.

In September of 1943, British Colonial Service Officer Gerald Gallagher moved to a patch

of land in the Pacific called Gardener Island.

He'd been put in charge of establishing a new settlement on behalf of the British Empire.

In his stay, Gallagher's men uncovered a strange collection of bones, as well as a human

skull, a shoe, an empty bottle, and a box.

Gallagher sent a telegram to a fellow officer explaining the discovery, as he believed he'd

stumbled onto something, or someone, actually, that was important.

He was told to keep his findings to himself though, until no one else but to send the

bones to British officials for analysis.

It was a Dr. Lindsay Isaac who conducted the examination, and determined the remains

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