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- What Happened to John and Lorena Bobbitt After 1993
Almost everyone alive in 1993 remembers some version of what happened in that Manassas, Virginia apartment June 1993, Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband John's penis with an eight-inch Ginsu knife at their home
- The Dark History of the Circus Freak Show
They stayed on the books in some cities for close to a century, and the last known arrest under one happened Some performers turned that reality into real leverage. Others never got the chance. history of exploitation that's rightly over, while others, including some former performers, argue it In 1888, Russian performer Fedor Jeftichew, known as "Jo-Jo the Dog-Faced Boy," rose to fame as a star Did Some Cities in the United States Have 'Ugly Laws' to Keep Disabled People Out of Sight?
- The Fall And Execution Of Nicolae and Elena Ceaușescu
leader, and upon Gheorghiu-Dej's death in 1965, Ceaușescu ascended to the apex of power, assuming the role The photo was taken a year after the former shoemaking apprentice rose to power in Romania. While some of the city's churches were fortunately preserved by relocating them on rails to new sites
- Sultana Chand Bibi: The Warrior Queen Who Defied the Mughals
The court was divided, some nobles backed the child-king under Chand Bibi’s regency, while others installed Misnamed Tomb and a Misunderstood Legacy For centuries, travellers to Ahmednagar have pointed to a grand domed
- The Night John Lennon Lost a Bet and Elton John Made Him Sick: Resulting in Lennon's Final Stage Performance
recording his track Whatever Gets You Thru the Night when Elton John dropped by the studio to lend some Like many rock stars of the 1970s, they occasionally indulged in some wild escapades — and one of them Lennon with Elton, in a wig for some reason. Some fans even believe that the show helped spark their reconciliation not long after. Sometimes history doesn’t come wrapped in grand gestures or careful planning.
- Realistic Psychopaths In Film: Psychiatrists Give Their Verdict On Who Was The Most Accurate.
The researchers classified him as a "pseudopsychopath," someone who displays some surface similarities The study didn't exclude him entirely: some versions of the analysis treated him as a primary psychopath distribution of diagnosed psychopathy, but it also reflects Hollywood's limited imagination when it comes
- Jack the Ripper and His Victims: Why the Prostitute Myth Is Wrong
Some turned to casual sex work to survive. Some historians believe the killer was interrupted. Only: Elizabeth Stride had some links to prostitution. The Role of the Press If the police planted the seed, newspapers watered it.
- MugShots From The 1800s And The Criminal Stories That Accompany Them
She listed her home as Chicago and her occupation as prostitute. Martin was unknown to Omaha police, but some detectives speculated to newspaper reporters he could be Upon close examination, authorities discovered a human hand, some hair from a man’s head, part of a coat
- Issei Sagawa: The Cannibal Who Walked Free
Renée, a bright, outgoing Dutch woman, had come to study literature and languages at the Sorbonne.
- A Timeline of Dr. Martin Luther King's Assassination
Many, including some members of King’s own family, suspect that Ray was a scapegoat and argue the assassination I remember Ralph Abernathy coming out and saying, ‘Get back my friend, my friend, don’t leave us now,
- The Kidnapping And Murder of Muriel McKay, The Woman Mistaken For Rupert Murdoch's Wife
She had driven her housekeeper home. Her husband was still at work.
- Tempest Anderson: the Yorkshire Doctor Who Chased Volcanoes
Yet from the early 1880s until his death in 1913, Anderson would spend much of his life travelling to some The caldera of Kilauea, Hawaii 1909 His earliest trips were relatively close to home.













