Ep 4. Alligators in the Sewer, Unstoppable Car, Founding Forensics

Mysteries at the Museum is a docuseries that delves into the fascinating stories behind some of the world's most intriguing artifacts. Each episode reveals the secrets and mysteries of historical objects and how they have shaped our world. Season 10 Episode 4 titled "Alligators in the Sewer, Unstoppable Car, Founding Forensics" features three intriguing stories that have captured the imagination of history buffs around the world.

The first story is about the legend of the alligators living in the New York City sewer system. According to popular legend, in the 1930s, wealthy New Yorkers returned from vacation with baby alligators and then disposed of them down their toilets, leading to the formation of an underground alligator colony. However, skeptics believe it is nothing more than a myth. Despite this, the story has become so popular that it has entered popular culture, making appearances in everything from cartoons to blockbuster movies.

The second story revolves around an exhibit at the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. The exhibit features an old car that is said to be "unstoppable." According to legend, President Roosevelt used the car during his campaigns in the 1930s, and it could not be stopped no matter what. The story of the unstoppable car has been passed down through generations, and each retelling adds to the legend. But what is the truth behind this myth?

The last story in this episode is about a little-known piece of forensic history. French scientist Edmond Locard is known as the father of forensic science. He established the first crime lab in the world back in 1910 in Lyon, France. But what led Locard to develop his theories about crime scene investigation, and how did he convince the rest of the world to take forensic science seriously? The answer to this question is a fascinating journey through history and a testament to the power of scientific discovery.

Each of these stories is brought to life through interviews with experts, historians, and eyewitnesses. The show also features stunning recreations, archival footage, and photographs that help bring the past to life. With its blend of history, science, and mysterious artifacts, Mysteries at the Museum has something to fascinate and intrigue everyone. So whether you are a history buff, a science fanatic, or just love a good mystery, this is the perfect show for you.