Mysteries at the Museum Season 12 Episode 13 When Twain Met Sawyer, the Guardian Angels and Army of the Dead

In season 12 of Mysteries at the Museum, episode 13 "When Twain Met Sawyer, the Guardian Angels and Army of the Dead," viewers are taken on a thrilling journey through history as host Don Wildman explores three intriguing stories.

The first tale takes us back to the time when Mark Twain and Tom Sawyer were introduced to one another. Wildman visits the Mark Twain House in Hartford, Connecticut, where he learns about the fascinating friendship between the two literary greats. However, it wasn't an easy road for the duo as they had a rocky start due to a misunderstanding. But they eventually bonded over their shared love of storytelling and became great friends. As Wildman dives deeper into their relationship, he discovers a mysterious artifact that sheds light on an unexpected connection between the two iconic figures.

Next, we are transported to New York City in the 1970s, where Wildman investigates the emergence of the Guardian Angels. The Guardian Angels were a group of young, unarmed volunteers who patrolled the streets of New York City to keep neighborhoods safe. Wildman visits the Guardian Angels' headquarters, where he meets their founder Curtis Sliwa. Sliwa shares some unforgettable stories about the Guardian Angels' early days, including how he was shot in the back by hitmen sent by a rival group. As Wildman delves deeper, he uncovers a surprising piece of history that the Guardian Angels were influenced by.

Lastly, Wildman uncovers a spine-tingling story about an army of the dead in Scotland. He travels to the Glasgow Necropolis, where he discovers an eerie connection between two infamous figures: Dr. William Cullen and the Burke and Hare murders. As Wildman delves deeper into the story, he learns about a group of medical students who stole bodies from Glasgow's cemeteries and used them to further their studies. However, when their demand for corpses became too great, they resorted to murder. Wildman pieces together clues that suggest the students may have been responsible for raising an army of the dead.

Throughout the episode, viewers are taken on a ride through history as Wildman brings these fascinating and sometimes spooky stories to life. There are plenty of twists and turns, unexpected connections, and haunting artifacts that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy as Mysteries at the Museum takes you on a thrilling journey through the past.