These are some wild stories about crazy wives and how they killed their husbands. Do you think you know all of these stories? 1. Stacey Castor Known as the “Black Widow of Syracuse,” Castor poisoned her husband, David Castor, with antifreeze in 2005. Investigators later found evidence suggesting she had also poisoned a previous husband. …
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Do you know anyone that married more than on person, at the same time? Polygamist or not? Giovanni Vigliotto Often described as one of the most prolific bigamists in U.S. history, Vigliotto used dozens of aliases and reportedly married more than 100 women between the 1940s and 1980s. He would typically disappear after taking money …
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Do you know these stories about people who have babies that aren’t theirs? Do you know the Heidi Broussard Story? The Lydia Fairchild DNA Mystery (United States)Lydia Fairchild nearly lost custody of her children when DNA testing appeared to show she was not their biological mother. Authorities suspected fraud, but doctors eventually discovered she had …
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Scientific experimentation is fundamental to advancing our understanding of the world around us. But those experiments can be strange or even horrifying at times. Researchers across history have organized funny, mind-boggling, and revolting studies alike to test out their ideas. Sometimes the results have been worth it. Other times… Less so. Here’s a collection of …
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What do you think are the most popular foods people eat in the summer? Are there a lot of things on this list that apply to you? Watermelon with salt – Common in many countries; salt enhances the sweetness. Grilled cactus (nopales) – Popular in parts of Mexico during hot weather. Shaved ice with beans …
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What do you think of the crazy love reality shows? Are any of them your favorites? The Bachelor One person dates dozens of contestants hoping to find a spouse. The Bachelorette The gender-reversed version of The Bachelor. Bachelor in Paradise Former contestants date each other on a tropical beach. Does this sound like one of …
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What weird things civilizations used before their time can you think of? Gourds as bowls and cups and fish skin for clothes are only some of the weird things. Animal Horns – Hollowed horns served as cups, containers, funnels, and musical instruments. Bones – Sharpened animal bones became needles, fishhooks, awls, knives, and carving tools. …
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Everybody loves a good story about con artists, as long as they don’t have to actively be a part of it. And admittedly, a tale of a thorough swindle can be entertaining. Some cons, however, are so out there that it’s hard to believe they’re true. They’re either so incredibly convoluted, strange, or just so …
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Governments poison their citizens in many ways. You can see that in the food/pharma/lifestyle of America, right? Unit 731 carried out brutal human experimentation in occupied China. Victims were exposed to plague, anthrax, and other deadly diseases. During the Cold War, the U.S. military conducted secret radiation experiments on unsuspecting civilians and soldiers to study …
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Do you think you know all the facts on this list about the courts throughout history? Maybe you have something to add? Trial by combat was once a legal practice in parts of Europe. Two opponents fought physically, and the winner was believed to have divine support on their side. The phrase “court is now …
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