Transylvania Was The Home Of Dracula And Also A Unique Reptile
Transylvania is a beautiful part of the world. It was the home of the inspiration for Dracula, and also, as recently discovered, a unique reptile.
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The Horrifying Story Of Suzanne Capper's 1992 Murder
The tragic 1992 death of 16-year-old U.K. resident Suzanne Caper haunted Greater Manchester. Here is the horrifying story of what led to the teenager's death.
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How A Missed Flight Led To A Woman's Death In Arizona
In her quest to seek treatment for depression and alcoholism, Carol Gotbaum missed a flight, which ended up leading to her death in Arizona.
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Why An Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver Got A Key To The City Of Green Bay
Nathan Poole was a mediocre player, but is game-winning touchdown earned him a key to a city.
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Human Hair Is A New Renewable Resource
Want to save the world? Get a haircut. No, seriously: Human hair can help save the environment, fight global warming, and clean up our oceans.
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The Life-Changing Advice John Candy Gave To A Young Conan O'Brien
Many people can look back on their life and point to one singular moment of influence by a respected elder that made all the difference in their career path.
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Lucille Ball's Relationship With Desi Arnaz Explained
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's relationship had its moments, but it wasn't as ideal as the Ricardo family they portrayed on screen in "I Love Lucy."
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What Happened To Columbia House?
Monthly subscription services are common these days, but if you're old enough, you'll remember Columbia House. So what happened to it? Let's find out.
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The Strange Reason Female Ferrets Die If They Don't Mate
"Ferret" isn't usually used as a compliment regarding human beings, but there are those who enjoy keeping them as pets, with an eye to ferrets' special needs.
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Inside Howard Hughes' Serious 1936 Car Accident
Howard Hughes seemed to live several lifetimes over the course of his 70 years -- lifetimes that included taking the life of an innocent man one night in 1938.
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Why So Many Catholic Churches In The Netherlands Were Destroyed In The 16th Century
At various points in history, in different nations, religion has been a focal point not just of personal belief, but national, even international, tension.
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2022's Most Stunning New Historical Discoveries
2022 has seen many notable developments in archeology and history, including more mummies, sunken ships, and new science.
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The Scary Time Grant Wahl Was Robbed At Gunpoint In Honduras
Traveling in foreign countries always has its challenges, from different laws and regulations to currency exchanges, and coping with different situations.
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The Disturbing Way Killer Adam Strong's Victims Were Found
Canadian killer Adam Strong made a critical mistake. He would have gotten away with murder if not for two plumbers and their gruesome discovery.
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The Tragic And Unusual 2017 Death Of Jasmine Beever
Teenager Jasmine Beever compulsively ate her hair, which caused a stomach blockage that eventually led to her death.
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The Texas Bomber Who Wrote To The Unabomber For Advice
Ted Kaczynski, better known as the Unabomber, made crime history for his acts of domestic terrorism. After his imprisonment, the Texas Bomber wrote to him.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of American Soccer Journalist Grant Wahl
By any standard, Grant Wahl was a recognized and highly accomplished sports journalist, and the world was shocked by his sudden death at age 48.
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People Princess Anne Reportedly Can't Stand
Princess Anne is known for her tireless charitable work and her quick wit, but there are at least a few people who have famously gotten on her wrong side.
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What We Know About Bam Margera And Johnny Knoxville's Legal Battle
The history of show business is littered with fractured partnerships both in front of and behind the cameras, sometimes leading to legal battles as well.
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What We Know About The Serial Killer In Mexico That Authorities Are Comparing To Ted Bundy
To meet the definition of serial killer, a criminal exhibits certain patterns of defined behavior, whether they're in Florida or in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Disturbing Details Found In Model Ryan Singleton's Autopsy
Officers picked up Ryan Singleton on the highway after his car had stalled. It would be the last time that he was seen alive. Here's what the autopsy found.
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Why The Russians Want To Trade Brittney Griner For Viktor Bout
In the shadows of international arms dealing and air transportation, Viktor Bout was maybe the most successful -- until his arrest and incarceration by the U.S.
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The Strange Cleveland Browns Video Inspired By Conan The Barbarian
While the Cleveland Browns may have had a disappointing season in 1986, they made a memorable video that is a classic for sports fans.
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The Tragic 2012 Death Of A Floridian Cockroach-Eating Competitor
Food-eating competitions are part of the zeitgeist of American entertainment culture. However, one cockroach-eating contest led to the death of a participant.
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The Eerie 911 Call Made The Night Of Basketball Player Lorenzen Wright's Disappearance
Deceased NBA star Lorenzen Wright's mother reported her son missing in July 2010. Here's the eerie 911 call made days earlier on the night he disappeared.
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Who Was George Dantzig, UC Berkeley's Real Life Will Hunting?
The true story of George Dantzig may vary some from the plot of the 1997 Matt Damon movie "Good Will Hunting," but it's no less fascinating.
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Things We Ignore About Moses
The story of Moses is one most everyone knows, but even in that common canon, there are often things we ignore about the character.
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