Stranger than Fiction is a Holly Hapless Brand by Stephen Walker
Weather Modification is often seen as playing God, but the science of superstorms and cloud seeding may also be our salvation.
Among those honoured for their bravery was a pilot names Major Alexsei Grushin. The award he received was for cloud-seeding operations during the Chernobyl clean-up.
Who would abuse a 5 month old baby girl and then entomb her in a concrete block, to be discovered as the baby in the concrete block over 10 years later.
But with so little evidence all the police can say with certainty, is that they have found the family that the baby in the concrete block was born into.
Erotic Strangulation or Asphyxiophilia is a high-risk form of sex to try and achieve the ultimate orgasm and it may be the ultimate climax.
To play these deadly games with a loving partner is hazardous enough. To enter the arena with someone you’ve only met online increases the peril. Incredibly, there are those who turn to the Internet seeking strangers who’ll provide this special service!
Gregg Valentino was the man with the biggest biceps in the world, but the anabolic steroids would cost his health as his arms exploded.
As a legacy to his dalliance with steroids, Steve Michalik has been left with a testosterone level of a 12 year old girl and testicles the size of peanuts.
Following the assassination of the Romanov family rumours continue to circulate on the mystery of anastasia; did the 17-year-old Princess Anastasia escape?
There was plenty of evidence to suggest that she was indeed the missing princess. She had a regal manner about her and an apparent insider knowledge about the family and the Russian courts.
Following a freak accident, 14 year old Ahad Israfil lost half of his skull and brain. He not only surviving but went on to graduate from University.
This demonstrates the remarkable recuperative powers of the human body and mind.
Stranger than Fiction is as the name implies is a little off-the-wall but, fascinating nonetheless. Enjoy and visit often, you know you want to.
The murder and subsequent mutilation of the body of Mary-Jane Kelly is, perhaps, the most gruesome act, allegedly, carried out by Jack the Ripper.
The inquest into Mary-Jane Kelly’s death opened on 12 November, this time under a new coroner to the case, Dr Roderick MacDonald. Much to everyone’s surprise he concluded the inquest in a day.
The gruesome discovery, in Buck’s Row, of the mutilated, disembowelled body of Mary-Ann Nichols horrified and terrified London’s East End.
The Ripper murders, as they would be known by the world for the next 120 years, had begun.
A vicious attack on Emma Smith caused her death the following day. But the savage murder of Martha Tabram started the huge Ripper man-hunt.
Martha Tabram’s inquest ended with the verdict of wilful murder against person or persons unknown, a phrase that would reoccur with frustrating regularity as 1888 progressed.
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