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Female Thief Caught In Edo, As Boyfriend Abandons Her.
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A girl has been apprehended after she was caught stealing in Auchi area of Edo state. According to reports, the girl identified as Faridat who hails from Ughiole in Aviele clan, Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo, was nabbed by residents after she allegedly stole a mobile phone through…
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Heart disease is the number one cause of death around the globe. While approximately 50,000 people are candidates for transplants, only about 5,000 are performed each year.
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The first heart transplant surgery was in 1967 in Cape Town, South Africa. After a 25-year-old woman died in a car accident, her heart was given to a 55-year-old man. Unfortunately, the man died only 18 days later. Rejection was common in early surgeries with most patients not lasting more…
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44 Days Of Hell
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The murder story of Junko Furuta Junko Furuta was a 16-year-old Japanese girl who underwent 44 days of rape and torture before dying in the hands of her captors on November 22, 1989. Known throughout Japan as a concrete-encased high school girl, the case of Junko Furuta drew nationwide attention…
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Shackled remains at ancient Greek site tell tale of intrigue
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ATHENS (Reuters) – At least 80 skeletons lie in a mass grave in an ancient Greek cemetery, their wrists clamped by iron shackles. They are the victims, say archaeologists, of a mass execution. But who they were, how they got there and why they appear to have been buried with…
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23 DECEMBER 2023TRUTH WILL OUT – DOES TAKE A LONG TIMENEWSDocumentary Dares To Question What Is Known Of George Floyd’s Killing
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ByTruth PressPublished Splashed across placards, chanted by protesters and graffitied on walls: it was the slogan of 2020. ‘I can’t breathe’. A routine police encounter in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 25 that year had resulted in the death of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man. White police officer Derek Chauvin,…
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A little but more greek art by the late Peter Connoly. Here its two pieces from myth of Thesseus. The first shows Thesseus killing the minotaur in labyrinth in crete .
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Thesseus is wearing a classic mycenean kilt and boots , while he was a bronze dagger in his right hand . The other piece of art shows Thesseus departing Athens and going to crete . The ship is a classic mycenean/mioan ship . The famous Black sails from the myth…
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This is a bit wicked so please brace yourself…. 😲
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LIFE With Mike the Headless Chicken: Photos of a Famously Tough Fowl No, it’s not the latest eye-popping item from the always entertaining Weekly World News. Instead, it’s an actual headline from the October 22, 1945, issue of LIFE magazine, above an article about … well, a headless chicken: “Beheaded…
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George Nunn – “The Wortham Murder”.On the evening of Saturday the 8th of July 1899, 33 year old Eliza Dixon had gone to the village pub, the Dolphin Inn, on the other side of Wortham village green in Suffolk, to buy some beer for her and her husband to drink with dinner.
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Eliza, who was the mother of six children, was described as being “of prepossessing appearance” in the press, or in modern language pretty. Once inside the inn, 18 year old George Nunn accosted her and tried to buy her a drink and talk to her. She rebuffed his advances but…
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