Exploring the Mysteries of Giant Discoveries and Cover-ups

Accounts of giants discovered in North America between 1750 and 1930 have raised questions about the fate of their bones and evidence. The conspiracy theory speculates that organizations like the Smithsonian might be hiding this information. Despite dismissing such theories, a former head of the Minnesota Historical Society privately admitted to excavating a mound with a giant skull in the 1950s, contrary to public knowledge dating back to the 1880s. This highlights the potential cover-up and the existence of credible historical records on giant discoveries, challenging the conventional narrative.