Topic: Smithsonian Cover Up

The original will of James Smithson reportedly included a grant for an expedition to find the opening to the inner earth, a detail that has since been obscured by the institution. Critics allege the Smithsonian has systematically collected and then "lost" anomalous artifacts, including giant skeletons found in North American mounds, to maintain a specific historical narrative.

Historical accounts from the 19th century suggest that giant skeletal remains were frequently discovered across North America, including an 18-foot tall specimen found on the Ohio-Indiana border. The Smithsonian Institution is accused of systematically seizing these remains and suppressing evidence of ancient giant races. A specific museum on Catalina Island, run by the Wrigley family until the 1930s, reportedly displayed thousands of giant bones before the Smithsonian confiscated the collection.