“The Rescuing Hug” – the strange case of twins Brielle and Kyrie Jackson
When Brielle couldn't breathe and was turning cold and blue, a hospital nurse broke the protocol.
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Here you can uncover fascinating tales about remarkable persons who have made a deep impact on the world around them. From unsung heroes to famous trailblazers to the victims of bizarre crimes, we showcase a diverse range of stories that elicite the triumphs, struggles, extraordinary achievements, and tragedies of people from all walks of life.
Who killed President John F. Kennedy?
To say in one sentence, it’s still unsolved that who killed the US President John F. Kennedy. It’s strange to think but no one knows the exact plan and the…
“Miss unsinkable” Violet Jessop – the survivor of the Titanic, Olympic and Britannic Shipwrecks
Violet Constance Jessop was an ocean liner stewardess and nurse in the early 19th century, who is known for surviving the disastrous sinkings of both the RMS Titanic and her…
Mother pleaded guilty in baby’s death: The Baby Jane Doe’s killer is still unidentified
On November 12, 1991, a hunter near Jacob Johnson Lake near Warner saw a man kneeling in front of a woman and hitting something. The man pulled a plastic bag…
Dina Sanichar – a wild Indian feral child raised by wolves
Dina Sanichar is said to have been Kipling's inspiration for the famous child character 'Mowgli' from his incredible creation "The Jungle Book."
The demon face of Edward Mordrake: It could whisper horrific things in his mind!
Mordrake begged doctors to remove this demonic head which, according to him, whispered things that "one would only speak about in hell" at night, but no doctor would attempt it.
Ursula and Sabina Eriksson: On their own, these twins are perfectly normal, but together they are lethal!
When it comes to being unique in this world, twins indeed stand out. They share a bond with one another that their other siblings do not. Some go so far…
Emilie Sagee and the real bone chilling stories of doppelgangers from history
Emilie Sagee, a 19th-century woman who struggled every day through her life to escape from her own Doppelganger, whom she couldn’t see at all, but others could! Cultures all around…
Who killed Grégory Villemin?
Grégory Villemin, a four-year-old French boy who was abducted from the front yard of his home in a small village called Vosges, in France, on 16th October of 1984. The…
Don’t touch the royals: An absurd taboo that killed Thailand’s queen Sunandha Kumariratana
The word “taboo” has its origin in the languages spoken in Hawaii and Tahiti that are of the same family and from them it passed to English and French. The…
