Mysteries at the Museum

In this episode, Don Wildman examines a cross linked to a notorious paranormal event, probing its unsettling history and the legends surrounding it. He also inspects a cigar box reputed to belong to the twentieth century's greatest fictional secret agent, exploring its curious connections and the intrigue it inspires.

is a programme presented in a single episode format. It falls under the broader umbrella of paranormal‑focused television, delivering a concise, self‑contained investigation for each installment. In this episode, presenter Don Wildman turns his attention to two seemingly unrelated artefacts. First, he probes a cross that is said to be linked with a notorious paranormal incident, seeking clues about its eerie reputation. He then shifts focus to a cigar box that bears a connection to the twentieth century’s most celebrated fictional secret agent. While examining the cross, Wildman explores the circumstances that have tied it to the infamous supernatural event. He assesses the object’s history and the stories that surround it, aiming to uncover any factual basis behind the legends that have grown around the piece. The investigation of the cigar box follows a similar pattern, with Wildman scrutinising its provenance and the ties it claims to the legendary spy. By handling the box and analysing its details, he attempts to determine how it fits into the mythos of the era’s greatest fictional operative.