The Shroud of Turin has been studied for more than a century, yet its most important clues are often missed. This episode follows the linen's disputed history, the photographic negative effect, fire damage and repairs, STURP findings, pigment and blood debates, the 1988 radiocarbon test, the sample-corner controversy, and the medieval optics theory that keeps the mystery open.


Shroud of Turin mystery, Shroud evidence missed, Turin linen image, photographic negative shroud, STURP investigation, 1988 radiocarbon dating, Raymond Rogers repair theory, Walter McCrone pigment test, Nicholas Allen optics theory, blood stains on shroud, medieval relic controversy