Ep 6. Death Of The Ice Cream Blonde, Finding Nessie, World's Worst Opera Singer

Mysteries at the Museum season 12 episode 6 features three intriguing stories of some of the world's most intriguing mysteries.

The first story in this episode explores the death of the Ice Cream Blonde. In 1947, a young woman named Thelma Todd was found dead in her car in Los Angeles. She was a Hollywood starlet and the owner of a popular ice cream parlor, so her death caused quite a stir. Despite there being no evidence of foul play, many people suspected that she was murdered. The episode delves into the investigation into her death and the theories surrounding what really happened.

The second story focuses on the search for Scotland's legendary Loch Ness Monster, or "Nessie". Over the years, there have been many sightings of a large, mysterious creature in the waters of Loch Ness. The episode looks at some of the most famous sightings and examines the methods used to try to capture evidence of the creature's existence. From sonar scans to underwater cameras, there have been many attempts to prove whether Nessie is real or a myth.

The final story in this episode is about world's worst opera singer, Florence Foster Jenkins. Despite her lack of musical talent, Jenkins was determined to become a famous singer and performed to sold-out crowds in the early 20th century. Her story is a fascinating one that explores the question of whether it's possible to achieve success in a particular field without any natural ability.

Overall, Mysteries at the Museum season 12 episode 6 takes viewers on an engaging journey through some of the most intriguing mysteries of our time. From Hollywood scandals to legendary sea monsters, there's something for everyone in this episode.