Top Ten Gift Ideas for Your Favorite Conspiracy Theorist

Do you have an amateur conspiracy theorist on your gift list? Here are some gift ideas covering the most controversial and talked about mysteries, unsolved crimes and supernatural phenomenon in history.

The 80 Greatest Conspiracies of All Time by Jonathan Vankin and Jonathan Whalin, $19.95. This hefty volume has everything a conspiracy theorist needs to get their blood boiling and their minds whirling. The authors approach each topic with a balance of skepticism, evidence and humor.

The Greatest Stories Never Told by Rick Beyer, $18.95. This collection of fascinating tidbits throughout American and World history will have the receiver’s eyebrows rising. History’s dirty little secrets, interesting mishaps and little heard of mistakes are explained with photographs, drawings and maps to make the past come alive in new and exciting ways.

The Encyclopedia of Conspiracies and Conspiracy Theories by Michael Newton, $21.95. This book has over 500 entries of conspiracies, from the absurd to the slightly scary. Newton’s work documents all types of conspiracies, from organizations, national cover-ups, and governments involved in conspiracies and specific events. There’s good coverage on popular conspiracy theories and also some eye opening entries that aren’t common knowledge.

Beyond the Da Vinci Code (DVD), $17.99. This 2 hour History Channel documentary details the all of the questions raised by Dan Brown’s novel “The Da Vinci Code.” The show goes beyond the hype and visits the historical places mentioned in the book. Were Jesus and Mary Magdalene married? Did they have a child and has that bloodline been protected by a secret society for the last two thousand years? The DVD examines pieces of evidence and has commentary from esteemed scholars on both sides of the debate.

Alien abduction theories are a popular topic for conspiracy theorists.

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