Three Mysteries: Amnesia, Murder, and the Shroud of Turin.

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Three Mysteries: Amnesia, Murder, and the Shroud of Turin.

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In this chilling episode of Unsolved Couple, we unravel three unforgettable mysteries that blur the line between truth, deception, and belief. First, we meet a young man found wandering the Nevada desert with no memory, no identification, and no past. Known only as Tyler Doe, he displays astonishing skills—flying planes, rebuilding engines, and recalling military-grade knowledge—yet cannot remember his own name. When a shocking reunion reveals his true identity as Paul Beal, the mystery deepens. Was his amnesia real… or an elaborate escape from a crime he doesn’t remember committing? Next, we follow the disturbing case of Joseph Maloney, a man accused of poisoning his estranged wife with a lethal, untraceable chemical. After escaping custody and vanishing across continents, Maloney lives under an assumed identity for nearly two decades—only to disappear once again, leaving behind unanswered questions and a trail of betrayal. Finally, we turn to one of the most debated relics in human history: the Shroud of Turin. Is it the genuine burial cloth of Jesus Christ, marked by a miraculous image? Or a masterful medieval forgery supported by science, skepticism, and centuries of controversy?

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