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In Pune, a saleman while searching clothes in the stock of boutique transforms into a sand-sculpture. Then, a live girl who seeks lift from a man gets turned into a mannequin. Further, in a restaurant's washroom, Swati is found turned into a sand-sculpture. Swati's friend Rohit meets the same fate. CBI officer sniffs some connection among the victims. Will the mystery of this morphing get solved? Everybody likes a good ghost story. We have all been brought up on a diet of thrilling ghost stories since our childhood. The irony of a good ghost story is that we love to get scared. A good horror story is one which makes us watch it with closed eyes, steals our sleep for many nights, gives us a lump that cannot be swallowed and above all it sends a killing chill through the spine. Aahat is a hardcore horror show with sophisticated special effects, stunts, imaginative getups, outdoors locations and cameo castings. Each story will focus on a larger than life evil. The show will cover the entire realm of the supernatural - Ghosts, ghouls, goblins, zombies, haunted houses, ghost towns, possessed objects, witches and wizards, evil magicians, revenge stories, re incarnation stories and much more than the mind can imagine! Every house has a story. And some stories live on. Only to be re-lived by those who venture in. Creaking noises, footsteps, memories and nightmares are all coming alive on Aahat.

Author Raymond Wiley delves into the mystery of the Georgia Guidestones, a massive granite monument located in northeastern Georgia. Marked by engravings written in twelve languages, the Guidestones are the creation of one RC Christian, an individual whose real identity remains unknown. Join Raymond for a tour of the Guidestones and a look at the controversy and strangeness surrounding the monument and its (some say) apocalyptic messages to humanity. Raymond and KT Prime are authors of the forthcoming book 'The Georgia Guidestones: America's Most Mysterious Monument'. For more information visit: www.guidestones.us

USC's Professor Kevin Knight is part of an international team that finally cracked the "Copiale Cipher," a strange, 105-page message handwritten in abstract symbols and Latin letters revealing the rituals and political leanings of a 18th-century secret society in Germany. Knight, a computer scientist at the USC Information Sciences Institute, is now targeting other famous unsolved codes, such as the last section of "Kryptos," an encrypted message carved into a granite sculpture on the grounds of the CIA headquarters. But the trickiest language puzzle of all remains everyday speech. "Translation remains a tough challenge for artificial intelligence," he says. Learn more about the University of Southern California: www.usc.edu Learn more about the USC Information Sciences Institute www3.isi.edu