33 years of operation. 36 prisoners tried. Only 3 became legends.

This week, we’re heading to San Francisco Bay to revisit the most famous prison breakout in history: the June 1962 escape of Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin from Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary. Armed with makeshift drills made from vacuum cleaner motors, dummy heads crafted from soap and hair, and a raft glued together from raincoats, the trio slipped into the freezing currents of the bay—and into history. Did they drown in the treacherous waters, or did they successfully reach shore and live out their lives in hiding? We’re breaking down the ingenuity, the FBI cold case files, and the mysterious clues that surfaced decades later.

In the dark of a single night in 1230, a doomed monk facing a gruesome execution made a desperate pact with the devil to finish a monumental book. The result? The Codex Gigas—a massive, 165-pound manuscript containing the sum of human knowledge and a terrifying, full-page portrait of Satan himself. This week, we turn the cursed pages of the "Devil’s Bible." We dive into the chilling legend of Herman the Recluse, explore the bizarre medical cures and exorcisms hidden inside, and investigate the modern scientific analysis that proves this giant book holds secrets far more unsettling than a myth.

He conquered nearly a quarter of the world, but his final and most impressive feat was vanishing completely. This week, we go in search of the lost resting place of Genghis Khan. When the Great Khan died in 1227, his loyal soldiers went to terrifying lengths to ensure his grave would never be found—executing anyone who witnessed the funeral procession, diverting an entire river over the site, and having thousands of horses trample the earth into oblivion. We’re exploring the mysteries of the Ikh Khorig (the Forbidden Zone), the legendary curses protecting the site, and the modern satellite technology trying to crack the ultimate historical cold case.