20 World Secrets That Will NEVER Be Revealed

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The client names in Jeffrey Epstein's black book. We will NEVER see the full list.

Where do my socks go after I put them in the dryer? I don’t normally have an uneven number.

How about whatever is in the vaults under the Vatican.

Watchmojo could have also included the Man of the Hole who lived in the Amazon rainforest. He was the last surviving person of an uncontacted tribe in the Amazon. He died in 2022 due to natural causes. His culture, his language, his identity are forever a mystery.

Maybe coca cola vault is just holding a recipe for high grade cocaine used for the drink

The Man in the Iron Mask. My late hubby was French. According to him, there is one person who knows the identity of Dumas pere's role model - the Man in the Velvet Mask. That person is the legitimate heir to the French monarchy - the Comte de Paris. The information is passed from fatber to son when the son inherits the title of Comte de Paris.n

The best bet to find Greek fire today is the deep-water black sea shipwrecks; one of them may have cargo of Greek fire.

Why Thurston and Lovey Howell were on the Minnow to start with, when they could afford a fleet of their own luxury boats.

you know they figured out Roanoke right? they intermarried with local indigenous tribes. they've had the evidence in DNA for ages.

The existence of "Posthumous Execution" really showcases the levels of ridiculousness that only humanity is capable of displaying.

The Coca Cola secret is marketing hype. Like clockwork, every few years, there will be some controversy in the media about it, and we're all reminded that CC is so very special. It is the best out there, in my opinion, but I don't believe for a second that this recipe hasn't been changed, optimized, and altered, all carefully tested of course for consistency, to make it easier and cheaper to make, and better to preserve. Coca Cola is a business, after all, and there's no old dude behind the scenes calling the shots on whether the company can change the formula.

Occams Razor applies to the Roanoke Colony - the dude didn't come back for 3 yrs 😂. They wanted to live, so they went with the Native people. Why is that so hard to get?

Tesla had like 70 something boxes of files, but only 60 something were claimed to be found. The FBI, OSS, or whatever branch back then definitely took them from the room after he died 😡😥 I can only imagine the incredible discoveries and inventions from him that will never be shared 😤😖😭

But wait, your title says "will NEVER" be revealed ??

Does the fda not know what’s in the Coca Cola formula?

The Hapsburg napkin fold is another closely guarded secret, I actually expected to see it on this list. You'd think folding a napkin couldn't be that hard, right? But nobody seems to be able to figure out how to replicate it.

"How was your day, anything interesting at work, darling?" "I sew the king's head back on it's body, sweetie"

Attila the Hun's conversation with Pope Leo I. Back in 452 AD, Attila and the Hun armies were set to attack Rome, when Emperor Valentinian III sent a peace delegation to meet with him, including among their number Pope Leo I. Attila and the Pope spoke in private for a while, and then Attila departed, pulling his troops out of Italy. The details of their conversation and what exactly the Pope said to get Attila to spare Rome have been lost to history. Some claim that Pope Leo showed Attila a vision of Saints Peter and Paul protecting the city. Others believe that Attila was afraid he would meet a similar fate to Alaric, the Gothic king who died shortly after sacking the city, if he attacked. Less fantastic theories claim that Pope Leo bribed Attila to go away, or pointed out that the Huns were low on supplies and suffering from plague at the time.

If I'm not mistaken, a sub-plot of the Cliver Cussler book "Treasure of Khan" actually has the protagonists finding Genghis Khan's tomb!