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Who was 'Jack the Ripper'? I have my theories, but you could start here

If you want to find out what other people have to say about Shakespeare, try out the links on this site

Those interested in mysterious goings on may like to try visiting

or having a look at the activities of the Fortean Times people at

Would you like to visit the home of all mysteries? Just click on the flag and away you go

How about an evening in a haunted house? For a truly spooky night out, have a word with The Black Hart through this door

Here's a puzzler, forwarded to me by a friend in New York. Try and figure out what is wrong with the picture on the website linked to below. It took me about 30-45 seconds. Make sure your volume is right up so that you hear the water dripping. You won't figure it out otherwise..

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I have been convinced by Graham Phillips & Martin Keatman, in their King Arthur: The True Story, that 'King Arthur' was Owain Ddantgwyn. Hardly rolls off the tongue, does it? Apparently 'Arthur' was his battle name and it is from the Welsh for 'Bear'. You can read more about King Arthur at

Or click between the cat's eyes to contact Peter Zenner about his mysteries

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