The Tragic 2019 Murder Of Charles Vallow
Lori Vallow Daybell married her fourth husband, Charles Vallow, in 2006, but he was eventually shot and killed by her brother.
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Inside The Prison Life Of Fyre Fest Scammer Billy McFarland
Shortly after Fyre Festival's downfall, McFarland and Ja Rule were slapped with a hefty lawsuit. Ultimately, McFarland ended up behind bars.
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Why You'll Rarely Hear The Phrase 'Rest In Peace' In Judaism
Rather than saying "rest in peace," though, there are a variety of more traditionally Jewish phrases to say when speaking of the dead.
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Roy Orbison was a singer and songwriter beloved by millions, including his colleagues in the music business. He left a significant estate behind when he died.
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Aretha Franklin's FBI Files Revealed
Aretha Franklin was a woman of profound musical talent, the "Queen of Soul" who raised the bar of excellence. But that's not why the FBI was interested.
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Who Taught Leonardo Da Vinci?
Leonardo da Vinci may seem like he was born to create masterworks and bring forth invention, but da Vinci needed a teacher, too. Here's who that person was.
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The Tragic Murder Of James Byrd Jr Explained
The brutal, sadistic murder of James Byrd Jr. gave new, tragic meaning to the term "lynching" in modern-day America. The repercussions of the crime continue.
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The Royal Beekeeper Just Made A Bizarre Announcement Following The Queen's Death
Besides their human subjects, the United Kingdom's monarch also has a connection to the royal honeybees, to whom are extended certain courtesies.
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Why Gary Gilmore Chose To Be Executed By Firing Squad
On January 17, 1977, 36-year-old Gary Gilmore was executed at Utah State Prison, and he chose a unique execution method for it.
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Who Is The Garter King Of Arms?
Charles III met with the so-called Privy and Accession Councils, after which time the Garter King of Arms was called into duty. What is he Garter King of Arms?
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The Secret That Casino Subject Lefty Rosenthal Brought To His Grave
They always say that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Sometimes, however, the secrets -- even the deepest mob secrets -- come to the surface.
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One Ceremony In The Proclamation Of The King That Hasn't Changed In Centuries
On September 10, a wholly anachronistic tradition was on full display across the realm following the proclamation of Charles III as king.
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King Tut's Tomb Hid A Disturbing Truth About His Children
Of all the tombs in all the legends across all the lands, the tomb of young King Tut is perhaps the most alluring of all. Here's a disturbing story about it.
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Why Everyone Is Talking About King Charles III's Hands
King Charles III is even more the subject of intense, global public scrutiny now that he has taken the throne, and that includes observations about his health.
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Why Is Everyone Talking About Royal Cyphers After The Queen's Death?
Symbolism is important to a nation, and the traditional symbols of office are especially noteworthy, especially for the United Kingdom's royal family.
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The Real Reason Jeri Weil Quit Acting After Leave It To Beaver
Beaver's first known schoolroom enemy, and perhaps the most well-remembered, was little Judy Hensler. What happened to the actress that played her?
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This Baseball Legend Mystified The Likes Of Frank Sinatra And Ernest Hemingway
When someone rises to the top of their profession -- from hard work, dedication, and most of all, unique talent -- the nation and its celebrities take notice.
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King Charles' Proclamation Was A Historic Event For This Unexpected Reason
Charles III became king upon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. The public proclamation of that news was a unique event in world history.
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What We Know About The Real Life Ghost Ships That Are Sailing The World Without Crews
"Pirates of the Caribbean" movies aside, the high seas really do offer a huge array of eerie mysteries, including the presence of ships adrift without a crew.
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Governor Ronald Reagan Wanted To Pardon His Friend Convicted Of First-Degree Murder
Spade Cooley dazzled audiences in music halls, but called on his old friend Ronald Reagan to help spring him from prison.
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How Nostradamus' Prophecies Were Used As Conflicting WWII Propaganda
Down through the ages, various individuals have laid claim to the gift of prophecy, an ability to predict future events. At the top of the list is Nostradamus.
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How One Man Went From Bambi To Marine Corps Commander
Donald Dunagan was a tough-as-leather Marine Corps major, but he also had a secret, one that he feared would make it hard to do his job as a drill instructor.
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You Probably Never Knew Naomi Campbell Was In A Bob Marley Video
English actress and model Naomi Campbell was once in a Bob Marley video. This is the story of the video, and her connection to Bob Marley.
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One Step Of Queen Elizabeth's Former Nighttime Routine Might Surprise You
As the UK's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II lived until age 96, and she reportedly — surprisingly — did so in spite of a certain nightly routine.
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Johnny Rotten's Surprising Tribute To Queen Elizabeth
Tributes have streamed in from all corners of the globe in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's death at the age of 96, including one from Johhny Rotten.
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The Real Reason Chris Rock Got Fired From Saturday Night Live
Chris Rock got to his position in life by being an actor and comedian. He's also known for his career on "Saturday Night Live," which was surprisingly brief.
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Queen Elizabeth's 1970 Visit To New Zealand And Australia Forever Changed Royal Customs
Queen Elizabeth II was a stalwart of British culture but she also broke norms. On her trip to the antipodes, she changed the way the royals did things forever.
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