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On 22 November 1987 unidentified perpetrators hijacked Chicago WGN-TV and WTTW with a Max Headroom-masked figure via studio-to-transmitter microwave overpower. UPI wires and FCC investigation quotes document the dual-station event; no charged defendant appears in the open record. Contested/L2 HOLD—event documented, identity unsolved.
The Isdal Woman was found burned and unidentified near Bergen in November 1970; police closed the case as suicide without learning her name. NRK-led DNA and isotope work (with Kripos/academic partners) and the BBC World Service Death in Ice Valley collaboration narrowed European origin hypotheses but did not produce an identification. The Archive applies living-unknown care and holds contested/L2.
On 24 November 1971 the NORJAK hijacker ("Dan Cooper" / D.B. Cooper) extorted ransom and parachutes from Northwest Orient Flight 305 and exited via aft stairs; he was never found. FBI Famous Cases, Vault files, and the July 2016 Seattle resource redirect document the crime and state that tips never met beyond-a-reasonable-doubt identification. The Archive keeps identity contested/L2.
The 1948 Somerton Park death, Tamám Shud evidence, and Cleland inquest left identity unsettled. SA Police exhumed remains in May 2021; a July 2022 researcher DNA/genealogy claim named Carl Webb while police stressed coroner determination ahead. ABC 2026: SAPOL coronial investigation still complex and ongoing. Contested/L2 HOLD—identity claims labeled; living-relative dox OUT.
In January 1882, the Los Angeles Times published a front-page report detailing a 30-foot-long, winged "flying serpent" that collided with a steam locomotive in the California desert, became enraged, and violently attacked the train while passengers shot at it with revolvers.
Claims that world governments hid evidence of an advanced worldwide civilization with free energy and giants, destroyed by a mud flood.
Claims that Paul McCartney died in a car accident in 1966 and was replaced by a look-alike named William Shears Campbell.