Monday, October 19th TV listings for History Channel US HD - Pacific
Amazing Facts With Doug Batchelor
Pastor Doug Batchelor reveals facts about biblical events and brings new insight to frequently asked questions in Christianity.
Dr. David Jeremiah shares the practical messages behind Christianity and helps people to discover their own turning points in their relationship with God.
History's Greatest Mysteries Captain Kidd's Treasure
In 1698, Capt. William Kidd raids a ship on the high seas and seizes its vast treasure, but Kidd is hanged before revealing where he stashed the loot; a look at what happened to the lost booty and where it is now.
History's Greatest Mysteries Who Killed King Tut?
The death of one of history's most enigmatic rulers, Egypt's King Tutankhamun remains shrouded in mystery 3300 years later. Scientific advancements may be getting us closer to the identity of King Tut's killer.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Final Hunt for D.B. Cooper
With over 7,500 hours investigating the mystery; top D.B. Cooper expert Eric Ulis believes that he's found the true location where Cooper landed during his daring dive.
History's Greatest Mysteries Houdini's Lost Diaries
Magician and Houdini expert Bill Kalush secures access to Harry Houdini's diary previously kept from the public; experts begin to unveil the diary, using information gleaned from these personal accounts to form new insights into Houdini's life.
History's Greatest Mysteries Secrets of the Sphinx
Rising from the sands of the Egyptian desert is one of the ancient world's greatest wonders, the mighty Sphinx.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Missing Riches of Genghis Khan
The ancient ruler who amassed a fortune estimated to be worth 120 trillion in today's dollars; Genghis Khan hide his riches so well that to this day no one has unearthed them; 800 years later the fate of his treasure remains a mystery.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Body on Somerton Beach
As the Cold War ramps up, a well-dressed man is found dead within miles of a nuclear testing site on a tranquil Australian beach; there are no clues to his identity or what could have happened.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Escape of John Wilkes Booth
Booth family members share family lore, and what they believe is evidence of the assassin's escape, passed down through generations.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Voynich Manuscript
A medieval manuscript, which is filled with unidentifiable drawings and written in a secret language so complex that even the world's best code breakers can't crack, it has obsessed everyone from scholars to conspiracy theorists.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Hunt for Stolen Nazi Treasure: WWII Edition
During World War Two, the Nazis stole vast amounts of art, gold, silver and currency, and stashed it across Europe; while some of the plunder has been recovered, much more is still missing nearly 80 years later.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Lost Gold of WWII: WWII Edition
During World War II, Japan plunders a fortune worth hundreds of billions of dollars from occupied countries, but to this day its whereabouts are unknown.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Lufthansa Heist
On December 11, 1978, a gang of thieves lifted around $5 million in cash and $800,000 in jewelry from a luxury airline hangar at New York's JFK Airport, marking the largest heist in U.S. history at that time.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Hunt for Cleopatra's Missing Tomb
She was the last pharaoh of Egypt and one of the most famous queens of all time, but her death in 31 B.C. has been shrouded in mystery; Cleopatra's body and final resting place have been lost without a trace for over 2,000 years.
History's Greatest Mysteries What Killed Bruce Lee?
Bruce Lee was a seemingly invincible icon and the closest thing that we had to a real-life superhero.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Lost Gold of WWII: WWII Edition
During World War II, Japan plunders a fortune worth hundreds of billions of dollars from occupied countries, but to this day its whereabouts are unknown.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Lufthansa Heist
On December 11, 1978, a gang of thieves lifted around $5 million in cash and $800,000 in jewelry from a luxury airline hangar at New York's JFK Airport, marking the largest heist in U.S. history at that time.
History's Greatest Mysteries The Hunt for Cleopatra's Missing Tomb
She was the last pharaoh of Egypt and one of the most famous queens of all time, but her death in 31 B.C. has been shrouded in mystery; Cleopatra's body and final resting place have been lost without a trace for over 2,000 years.
History's Greatest Mysteries What Killed Bruce Lee?
Bruce Lee was a seemingly invincible icon and the closest thing that we had to a real-life superhero.
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