It's been called America's Stonehenge. Six granite stones are stacked on the roadside in rural Georgia. Etched on them, in 12 different languages, are words that have stirred up controversy for four decades. What do they mean? Nobody really knows because the man who had them built used a fake name and simply disappeared after their unveiling. In Buckle Up: The Mystery Podcast's first \"Mini Mystery Monday,\" hosts Erin and Derek investigate the history and potential meaning of the Georgia Guidestones, and share a few of the interesting possibilities of who might have put them there.
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