Ep 14. Lucky Lucca, Flathead Lake Monster And Bumbling To Berlin

Mysteries at the Museum season 19 episode 14 titled "Lucky Lucca, Flathead Lake Monster and Bumbling to Berlin" takes viewers on an exciting journey to explore three intriguing historical artifacts and events. Host Don Wildman guides us through the fascinating stories behind each object, revealing surprising twists and turns along the way.

The first mystery delves into the life of Lucky Luciano, the notorious gangster who played a pivotal role in shaping America's organized crime network. Lucky Lucca's story is told through a cigar that he supposedly smoked before his arrest in 1936. Don uncovers Lucky Lucca's life of crime, including his roots in bootlegging during Prohibition and his involvement in the formation of the infamous Commission, which governed the mafia in New York City during the 1920s and 1930s. We learn how Lucky Lucca's downfall came when he was arrested and sentenced to prison, only to later strike a deal with the US government that would see him exiled to Italy. This artifact sheds light on the criminal underbelly of America and the intriguing events that shaped a gangster's life.

The second mystery takes us to Montana, where there exists a legend of a mysterious creature lurking in the depths of Flathead Lake. We explore this legend and the myth of the Flathead Lake Monster through a plaster cast of a large footprint found on the shore of the lake. Don investigates the folklore surrounding this creature, which dates back to the early 20th century, and discovers the possible scientific explanations for the sightings reported in the area. We learn how the legend of the Flathead Lake Monster has persisted over the decades, with locals and visitors alike searching for evidence of its existence. This mystery is a fascinating investigation into the myths and legends that have captured the imagination of people for generations.

The third mystery takes us to Germany during the height of World War II and revolves around a bumbling spy who made his way to Berlin. We learn about his story through a suitcase filled with his personal belongings that was discovered by a historian. This artifact leads us on a journey through the spy's life and his unlikely path to espionage. We discover how he was recruited by the British to spy on the Nazis, and his journey to Berlin to gather intelligence. However, his bumbling nature leads to his capture and torture at the hands of the Germans. Nevertheless, this artifact provides insight into the world of espionage and the dangers that lurked during World War II.

Overall, "Lucky Lucca, Flathead Lake Monster and Bumbling to Berlin" is a captivating episode of Mysteries at the Museum that explores fascinating historical artifacts and events. It is filled with intrigue, suspense and surprising twists that are sure to keep viewers captivated throughout.