Albert Jack's Mysterious World

From the internationally bestselling author of Red Herrings and White Elephants, Pop Goes the Weasel, New World Order and many more. Albert Jack's Mysterious World Part One is a collection of the world's most famous and puzzling mysteries. What really happened to Agatha Christie? Who is responsible for Crop Circles? Where is Bigfoot? Could Aliens really exist? From crop circles to the Scottish lighthouse keepers who vanished one stormy night and from religious visions to the spine tingling tale of a restless family tomb, bestselling author Albert Jack has now turned his detective skills to the mysteries that have baffled so many over the years. And he has discovered all kinds of fascinating and surprising evidence. Using 'Occam's Razor' Jack neatly peels away the myth, the legend, the improbable and unlikely and exams only the plausible. Part One Includes The Famous Aurora Spaceship Mystery The Mysterious Death of God's Own Banker Try to See It from My Angle: The Bermuda Triangle Does Bigfoot Exist? The Spine-chilling Tale of the Chase Vault Committing the Perfect Crime: The Mysterious D. B. Cooper The Real-life Agatha Christie Mystery Who Really Makes Crop Circles? The Missing Navy Diver Buster Crabb The Dover Demon The Loch Ness Monster Note: Part of Albert Jack's Mysterious World Series.

From the internationally best selling author of Red Herrings and White Elephants, Pop Goes the Weasel, New World Order and many more; Albert Jack's Mysterious World is a collection of the world's most famous and puzzling mysteries. What really happened to Agatha Christie? Who is responsible for Crop Circles Where is Bigfoot? Could Aliens really exist? From crop circles to the Scottish lighthouse keepers who vanished one stormy night and from religious visions to the spine tingling tale of a restless family tomb, bestselling author Albert Jack has now turned his detective skills to the mysteries that have baffled so many over the years. And he has discovered all kinds of fascinating and surprising evidence. Using 'Occam's Razor' Jack neatly peels away the myth, the legend, the improbable and unlikely and exams only the plausible. 'Sometimes the smarter stocking-filler may even help you to think better as well as to trounce the rival quiz crew. From the Bermuda Triangle to the Loch Ness Monster Albert Jack offers a crash course in sceptical thinking. Brilliant' - The Independent, Books of the Year. Part One Includes The Famous Aurora Spaceship Mystery The Mysterious Death of God's Own Banker Try to See It from My Angle: The Bermuda Triangle Does Bigfoot Exist? The Spine-chilling Tale of the Chase Vault Committing the Perfect Crime: The Mysterious D. B. Cooper The Real-life Agatha Christie Mystery Who Really Makes Crop Circles? John Dillinger: Whatever Happened to America's Robin Hood? The Missing Navy Diver The Dover Demon

Albert Jack now turns his attention to the mysteries that have haunted us throughout history. Albert Jack's Mysterious World cleverly combines his research with riveting stories and hilarious observations. All life's most perplexing questions answered: UFOs, Crop Circles and Alien invasions Where is the Mona Lisa? (clue: it's not in the Louvre) Is the Loch Ness Monster really a circus elephant? Will the real Paul McCartney please stand up? What happened to the Mary Celeste? Who killed Marilyn Monroe? What was Agatha Christie's own mystery? Who was Jack the Ripper? And many, many more... With enough entertaining information to fuel hundreds of pub conversations, fascinating illustrations and all kinds of discoveries to surprise even the most expert conspiracy theorist, "Albert Jack's Mysterious World" is the perfect present for anybody who's ever wondered why... Albert Jack has become something of a publishing phenomenon, clocking up hundreds of thousands of sales with his series of bestselling adventures tracing the fantastic stories behind every day phrases (Red Herrings and White Elephants), pub history (The Old Dog and Duck), food history (What Caesar did for My Salad) invention (They Laughed at Galileo) and nursery rhymes (Pop Goes the Weasel).