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John Wayne Threw Away a Perfect Take When Mitchum’s Horse Started Running — Here’s Why
Mitchum’s horse bolted straight toward the cliff edge with the cameras still rolling, and nobody on that western set was…
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John Wayne Received This Teacher’s Letter and Did Something No Hollywood Star Would Do Today
March 1961. A schoolteacher in rural Montana asks her 12 students to write one sentence to John Wayne. It’s just…
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Why the Murders of Ohio Dentist and His Wife Are Not Being Investigated as Murder-Suicide — as Killer Remains at Large
Why the Murders of Ohio Dentist and His Wife Are Not Being Investigated as Murder-Suicide — as Killer Remains at…
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911 Calls Change EVERYTHING | New Evidence in the Monique & Spencer Tepe Case Gives Possible Clues
“We’ve got several calls on that. What’s changed since the last person I talked to?” “Uh, there’s a body. There’s…
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CHILLING NEW DETAILS: Ohio Double Murder Is More Disturbing Than It Looks | Dentist & Wife Killed
This mystery is deepening by the minute. Every day there’s a lack of information from police, and yet the…
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BREAKING: Ex-Husband Arrested in Ohio Dentist, Wife Murders
There’s breaking news out of Columbus, Ohio. Charges have been filed in the murders of Spencer and Monnique Tep, on…
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Lina Medina and the Most Disturbing Medical Case of the 20th Century
In the spring of 1939, doctors in Peru made a discovery so impossible it practically broke medical science. A 5‑year‑old…
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Martha Moxley Cold Case Mystery: A Timeline Of The Evidence
In the summer of 1974, Martha Moxley and her family moved to Greenwich, Connecticut. Their new home was in Belle…
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“Take One Each!” – German POW Women Were SHOCKED Americans Did This
– The guards lined the women up in a makeshift North African camp just after sunrise. The air was cold,…
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Why Japanese Destroyers Never Expected American PT Boats To Strike At 40 Knots
– October 6, 1943. Blackett Strait, Solomon Islands. The sea was black as tar, swallowed by an impenetrable blanket of…
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Midway 1942 How Japan Lost 4 Carriers in 5 Minutes WW2 Shocking Defeat
– The rise of Japan and the road to Midway. If only five minutes could decide the fate of an…
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Japanese Women POWs Braced for Execution at Dawn — Americans Brought Them Breakfast Instead
– April 12, 1945. Baguio, Philippines. Twenty-four Japanese women knelt in the mud of a makeshift compound, hands pressed together…
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“Are These Even Real Men?” — Japanese Women POWs Shocked When They First Saw U.S. Soldiers
– August 20, 1945. Apra Harbor, Guam. The transport ship’s engines rumbled to life as nearly 300 Japanese women stepped…
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(1945) Japanese Female POW Fell in Love With the American Soldier Guarding Her Camp
– The clang of the camp gates echoed like a final sentence for Hanako Sato, twenty-four and weary from years…
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“Please Do It” – German Nurses Made A Heartbreaking Request But U.S. Soldiers Had Other Plans
– The war in Europe was collapsing. Roads were choked with wounded soldiers, abandoned equipment, and medical units desperately trying…
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“German Wire Trick” – American Farmer SHOCKED When a German POWs Silly Idea Saved His Land
– In 1944 Texas, a family farm was on the edge of collapse. The irrigation pump had failed, the crops…
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“This is Animal Food” German POWs Laughed at American Grilled Corn — Until They Tasted It
– June 1944, Camp Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Forty German prisoners of war sat stiff-backed at outdoor tables, eyes scanning for the…
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“It’s Not Even Bread!” German Women POWs Laughed at American Corn Bread, Until They Tried It…
– October 1944, a cold Iowa morning. The first train carrying German women prisoners of war rolled into Camp Alona,…
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How the First American Meal Changed Japanese POWs Forever
– June 20, 1944, USS Enterprise, Philippine Sea. Lieutenant Junior Grade Saburo Kitamura of the Imperial Japanese Navy stood in…
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How One Woman’s “50-Cent” Metal Washer Made Spitfires Outfly Every Bf-109 — Saved 2,100 Pilots
– At 7:42 on the morning of March 14, 1941, Beatrice Schilling stood on the tarmac at RAF Kenley watching…
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Emma Rowena Gatewood was sixty‑seven years old, weighed about 150 pounds, and wore a size 8 shoe the day she walked out of the ordinary world and into the wilderness.
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Emma Rowena Gatewood was sixty‑seven years old, weighed about 150 pounds, and wore a size 8 shoe the day she walked out of the ordinary world and into the wilderness.
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21 Years Old, Stuck in a Lonely Weather Station – and She Accidentally Saved Tens of Thousands of Allied Soldiers
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US Navy USS Saufley DD465 1952 Living Conditions
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