"In 1943, Ball Turret Gunner Alan Magee’s B-17 Bomber Was Hit By Flak And Began To Spin Out Of Control. He Fell Over Four Miles Without A Parachute Before Crashing Through The Glass Roof Of A Railroad Station. He Survived The Fall And Lived To Age 84"
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Onie 3 month s ago
#9 I'm not doubting its authenticity. But it looks like that family was superimposed onto that backdrop.
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Freddie 3 month s ago
#24 fingerprints were being used long before that case.
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Virdie 3 month s ago
Freddie,
Yes, fingerprints were known of centuries before, but in the US this was one of the first cases where they were used to identify and free a man acussed of another man's crimes.
Yes, fingerprints were known of centuries before, but in the US this was one of the first cases where they were used to identify and free a man acussed of another man's crimes.
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Kay 3 month s ago
#19 Too much iron in his diet?
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Dosia 3 month s ago
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This would never happen in Sicily
This would never happen in Sicily
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Frona 3 month s ago
#6 Until some numb-nut comes along and tips it over because he thinks he is keeping other people safe.
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Indie 3 month s ago
#34 There's no such thing as a "stray" bullet. Some a-hole pulled the trigger. Guns s#ck. Face it.
Yes, fingerprints were known of centuries before, but in the US this was one of the first cases where they were used to identify and free a man acussed of another man's crimes.
This would never happen in Sicily