Ep 5. Dorothy of Dakota, Crop Circles of the Deep and Tunnel of Love

In season 17 episode 5 of Mysteries at the Museum, viewers will delve into three intriguing mysteries. The first mystery revolves around a woman named Dorothy Ladner who lived in rural Dakota during the 1930s. Viewers will learn about the shocking events that led to Dorothy's mysterious disappearance in 1936, and the clues that have puzzled investigators for decades.

The second mystery takes a look at the phenomenon of crop circles, mysterious patterns that appear in crop fields around the world. Viewers will learn about some of the most famous crop circles in history and the theories surrounding their creation. From aliens to natural occurrences, this episode explores the many possible explanations for these strange patterns.

The third mystery in this episode centers around a "tunnel of love" ride in Coney Island. Viewers will hear about the tragic events that led to the closure of the ride, and the mysterious disappearance of its creator, William Mangels. The episode explores the strange clues surrounding Mangels' disappearance and the theories that have emerged over the years.

Throughout the episode, viewers will experience captivating storytelling and high-quality research as the team at Mysteries at the Museum uncovers the fascinating details of each mystery. From eerie disappearances to unexplained phenomena, this episode has something for all fans of the unexplained.