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Frannie 3 month s ago
#2 they were known as "The gang of Nijvel"
       
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Allen 3 month s ago
#24 Earhart's disappearance fascinates me to this day. There are 3 key pieces of information that strongly hint her final resting place to be Nikumaroro island, where she made an emergency landing close to the shore with her plane staying mostly intact until the tide set in and where she and her navigstor eventually passed away due to lack of fresh water. Google 'Taraia Object', 'Bevington Object' and 'Amelia Earhart's Bones' if you are interested in more details.
       
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The Boy In The Box

For over six decades, the case of a young boy found deceased in a Philadelphia woods in 1957 remained one of America's most perplexing mysteries. The child, who was malnourished and showed signs of severe abuse, had been placed inside a cardboard box and was known for generations only as "America's Unknown Child." Despite an intense investigation and thousands of leads, no one ever came forward to identify him. In 2022, after 65 years, authorities successfully used modern genetic genealogy to finally give him a name: Joseph Augustus Zarelli. This breakthrough, however, did not solve the crime or identify the killer.

 

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