Mysteries at the Museum Season 12, Episode 3: Spy That Saved Washington; Monster in the Egg; Hatfields and McCoys

Miracle on the Hudson, For the Love of Lady Liberty and Dawn of the Synth

The Miracle on the Hudson River; uncovering the origin of a legendary statue; a musical invention that struck a major chord.

60 min

Kidnapped Filmmaker; Pinky's Freedom Ring; Checkered Game of Life

Don Wildman uncovers a British plot to assassinate George Washington, investigates the bizarre trial of a rooster that hatched an egg and examines America's most notorious family feud.

Kensington Runestone; Smile! You're Being Hijacked; and Harriet the Spy

Don Wildman examines a strange stone tablet that may hold the key to America's beginnings; a model plane connected to a hijacking mistaken for a hoax; and a revolver that once belonged to the first American woman to lead an armed expedition into war.

Boston Marathon Cheat, Beast of Bodmin; and Naked President

Examining what is possibly one of the most audacious hoaxes in sports history; and investigating the preserved remains of a terrifying beast. Also: Host Don Wildman inspects a watch with a link to a presidential scandal.

Death of the Ice Cream Blonde; Finding Nessie; and World's Worst Opera Singer

The mysterious death of a beloved Hollywood star is examined by host Don Wildman. Also: an amazing discovery made during the search for Scotland's legendary Loch Ness Monster; and the story of a tone-deaf, would-be diva playing Carnegie Hall.

Man on Wire, Bigger Is Better; and Filipino Follies

Included: a great high-wire stunt; Thomas Jefferson's above-and-beyond efforts to preserve America's reputation; and a bizarre hoax.

60 min

Hedy Lamarr's Escape; The Kray Twins; and Maco Light

A controversial film reel sparks a powerful businessman's jealousy and his wife's cunning escape; and Don Wildman recalls the downfall of England's most notorious twins while examining a set of brass knuckles. Also: a look at a 19th-century lantern's connection to a mysterious tale that has spooked a North Carolina town for decades.

60 min

Prehistoric Mystery Meat, The Invention of TP and Antony and Cleopatra

The truth behind a culinary caper that stunned the world; a toilet that inspired a taboo-busting invention; a sculpture behind the most tragic love story of all time.

60 min

Big Eyes, Magnetic Girl and the Half-Safe

Don Wildman examines a painting at the center of an art world scandal, a 19th century medallion connected to the case of a young girl with seemingly magnetic powers and a blunderbuss that recalls an infamous pirate who terrorized the high seas.

White House Water, Queen of the Mist and Real Holy Grail

Don Wildman examines a string of mysterious deaths in the White House, a woman who took a pioneering plunge and an ancient chalice that could be the elusive Holy Grail.

Tonya vs. Nancy, Shrimpy Sonar and Dumbarton Dogs

Don Wildman examines a scorecard connected to a legendary figure skating rivalry, an underwater microphone which detected an unlikely World War II enemy and the skull of a tiny animal behind a decades-old canine curse.

When Twain Met Sawyer, Guardian Angels and Army of the Dead

Don Wildman investigates the unknown story behind a literary legend, the inspiring tale behind a group of rookie heroes and an army of Roman ghosts.

Episode 18

60 min