Secretos y misterios

Full of already long-debunked 'mysteries' with little to no information given beyond a 5 minute or less synopsis of each. Citation of known hoaxes as legitimate sources and narration which regularly contains sentences very poorly constructed.

This is basically something you would see on a sketchy Facebook page. Avoid.

For a start, they got the location of the village of Woolpit wrong from S2E1... Anyone with google maps could have done a better job.

Very well produced and entertaining...however they offer as fact events that have been proved to be hoaxes...heck one thing they are talking about...the picture they show as proof, the guy who took it publicly admitted to faking it...no mention of that however...and they like to site Yuri Gellar as having real powers..except he was busted out and proved to be a fraud live on national TV...but the don't mention that either. so i give it 2 stars for offering very wrong information and things that were proved beyond a doubt to be a hoax.

I'm really not comfortable with this 'documentary' - it asserts all these odd beliefs without offering balance, e.g. an expert explaining what scientific consensus is, or a representative from a state government being accused of some cover-up.

It's for this reason that I think it's deliberately targeted at neurotic people; those who are essentially vulnerable and worry about the truth of the world around them.

I genuinely think this programme could exacerbate issues for vulnerable people and therefore there's ethical questions about how its content in various places

Basically just the first paragraph of any wikipedia entry. Everything is like, "he was last seen drowning in the ocean.... But did he really drown..... Or was is something more sinister. Chinese submarine? Aliens? Sentient yogurt?". You get the idea.