1. Frank Searle, a British citizen obsessed with proving the existence of the mythical Loch Ness Monster, for which he spent years living in a tent on the shores of the lake, captured this alleged photo of Nessie in March 1973. The image shows what appears to be the back of an animal emerging from the water.
2. Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President John F. Kennedy, photographed in his backyard, with a holstered pistol and holding a rifle in one hand and Marxist newspapers in the other. The image would be particularly damning for Oswald, because the former Marine was holding the same type of weapon that was used on November 22, 1963, to assassinate the popular American president.
3. In 1963, during the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, a woman nicknamed "The Babushka Woman" appears in video footage and numerous photographs. She was apparently taking pictures while others ran for cover. The FBI searched for her, but her identity in the photos was never confirmed.
4. Polish director Roman Polanski poses on August 16, 1969, in the driveway of his home at 10050 Cielo Drive in Los Angeles, California. Just days earlier, members of Charles Manson's cult had broken into the house, killing five people, including actress Sharon Tate, Polanski's wife, and their eight-month-old unborn son. The word "pig" can be seen written in the blood of one of the victims on the front door.
5. The remains of an old shipwreck appear in the waters of the Bermuda Triangle, one of the most mysterious areas on the planet, made up of 1.1 million and a half square kilometers in the open sea within an equilateral triangle formed by the points of the Bermuda islands, Puerto Rico and Miami in Florida, United States, and where a large number of planes and ships have disappeared since 1945.
6. In 1974, American astronauts orbiting Earth, who had already been ordered to avoid taking photographs of the Nevada desert, were taking pictures for NASA when they mistakenly took a satellite image of Area 51 or Groom Lake, a secret area supposedly related to the UFO phenomenon where the United States government had developed a secret research and development program with advanced weapons systems and tests on experimental aircraft that are still not officially acknowledged.
7. Over the years, Hessdalen, a valley in Norway, has become a place of mystery because vibrant colors appear in every photograph taken there. Many studies have attempted to define the phenomenon, but they have yet to identify what causes it.
8. In 1964, a man photographed his daughter, and in the picture, what appears to be an astronaut is visible in the background. The man claims that no one else was present. Kodak even confirmed that the image had not been manipulated in any way.
9. In 1924, two sailors were killed in a bloody accident, and their bodies were thrown into the sea. In the following days, the crew claimed to see two faces following the ship. The captain took the photograph showing the faces among the waves, later known as the ghosts of the SS Watertown.
10. In 1960, a dark object was reported falling into Earth's orbit. At that time, no object had been launched, nor could it be identified as man-made. Since then, other similar objects have been recorded appearing in orbit before disappearing.