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Farmer Found Dead in Oklahoma Woods After Ax Severed an Artery

When John Richards walked into the Oklahoma timber to chop wood, he was only a quarter of a mile from home. He likely expected to…

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Police Officer Found a 10-Day-Old Baby Abandoned in a Washington Alley

A faint cry in a Washington alley drew Officer Burton toward an old tin tub sitting behind a row of homes on P Street. Inside,…

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Chicago Killer Confessed to 25 Murders and Called Himself a “Lover of Death”

Chicago detectives already believed Henry Spencer responsible for several brutal murders when he delivered an even more astonishing confession in October 1913. After being questioned…

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Al Capone Accidentally Shot Himself in Both Legs After a Round of Golf

Al Capone was one of the most heavily guarded men in Chicago. Surrounded by armed bodyguards and marked for death by rival gangsters, the notorious…

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Police Believed a Bootlegger Threw a Virginia Teen Into the River After Hitting Him

Seventeen-year-old Elwood Hudgins was found drowned in Virginia’s Indian River, but police believed his death had begun on the bridge above. Their theory was that…

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Hunters Claimed a Dinosaur Still Lived in the Andes

In 1924, twenty-nine-year-old scientist and explorer Gayle Dexter prepared to travel deep into the Andes in search of something most experts believed had vanished millions…

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Indiana Hotel Exploded While 30 Guests Slept Inside

Thirty guests were asleep inside the Seitz Hotel near Marion, Indiana, when a powerful gas explosion tore through the two-story brick building. The outer walls…

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New York Girl, 14, Killed by Stone Meant for Someone Else

Fourteen-year-old Rosie Grippo was sitting on the stoop of her New York City tenement when a quarrel that had nothing to do with her suddenly…

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Massive Store Sign Nearly Crushed Clarksburg Man in 1909

A strong gust of wind nearly turned an ordinary walk along Pike Street into a fatal accident for A. A. Cather of Clarksburg, West Virginia….

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Lightning Blast Ripped Door From Hinges and Threw Nevada Man Through Glass

Four men had taken shelter inside a house at Sand Springs, Nevada, while a violent storm raged outside. They sat talking and listening to the…

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