Exploratory
Investigations into open leads where the core contradiction remains entirely unresolved. We review the earliest available documents alongside initial witness statements. This allows us to establish exactly what the evidence already shows, while highlighting the gaps that still require hard proof.
Voynichese Statistics – What Published Studies Actually Show
Published analyses find both language-like and unusual statistical patterns in Voynichese. Later experiments show that some headline features can also emerge from mechanically generated or deliberately meaningless text.
Voynich Manuscript – The Cardan Grille Timeline Problem
The Voynich parchment is fifteenth-century. Gordon Rugg's proposed grille method belongs to a later documented tradition, leaving an unresolved gap between the manuscript's material date and his proposed technique.
Voynich Manuscript Production – What the Physical Evidence Shows
Parchment dating, text analysis, handwriting and codicology expose distinct production layers inside the Voynich Manuscript, but its original order and method of construction remain unresolved.
The Book of Enoch and the Legacy of Forbidden Knowledge
Once revered, then suppressed, the Book of Enoch tells of angels who taught forbidden arts and sowed the seeds of corruption. Its warnings linger: what dangers arise when knowledge is gifted from the wrong source?
The Grinning Man Explained – Analysing the 1966 Sightings Archive
Two 1966 sightings described entirely different figures. Four years later, John Keel grouped them under a single chapter title. The composite figure now known as Indrid Cold was the result.
The Lead Masks Case – A Forensic Breakdown of the Vintém Hill Mystery
Most accounts of the Vintém Hill lead masks case focus on the strange scene. A review of the archival record shows how a 48-hour police delay, an overworked coroner, and unregulated embalming destroyed the forensic evidence before it could be tested properly.
The Chronovisor Evidence Trail – Investigating Father Ernetti’s Claims
We trace the evidence behind Father Pellegrino Ernetti's claimed time-viewing device. From a reversed 1931 commercial postcard to a fabricated 120-line Latin tragedy, we examine the surviving documentary record.
The Green Children of Woolpit – Examining the Medieval Records
Two medieval historians tell the same strange story of green-skinned children arriving in Suffolk, but their accounts do not match. A close look at the surviving records reveals how an unresolved historical contradiction was gradually rewritten into a fairy tale.