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When Jack Parsons Invited L. Ron Hubbard Into His Occult World

Jack Parsons didn't treat magic like a casual hobby. By day he helped found the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and played…

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Ela Fitzpayne Noblewoman, A Priest, A Medieval Revenge Murder

England, 1332, a woman named Ela Fitzpayne lived in a manor near the Welsh border. She had a husband. Some…

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David Walliams: Allegations, Denials, & A Career On Ice

David Walliams, popular as a UK children's author and a beloved TV personality, fell from grace. And that's not unusual…

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AI: Why a 2015 Article Can Be Flagged As Bot Content

Content writers have a problem. And no, it's not about using AI to write articles. It's about how the detectors…

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The Phantom Barber: Creepy Midnight Hair Thief Of Mississippi

Any bizarre crime from history series can't overlook the story of the Phantom Barber. It all went down in 1942…

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Wineville Chicken Coop Murders: The Twisted 1920s True Crime Story

No discussion of disturbing crimes in American history is complete without the Wineville Chicken Coop murders. Canadian immigrant Gordon Stewart…

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UAP Disclosure: Could a WikiLeaks-Style Dump Force Transparency?

The Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) disclosure movement seems to be turning into a weird standoff. Hollywood pushes hard, while government…

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L. Ron Hubbard Urban Legend: Wife Polly’s Ultimate Revenge

According to accounts repeated by some L. Ron Hubbard biographers and on social media, before he became a famous public…

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The Emu War: Tanks With Feathers Outsmart Machine Guns In The Outback

In 1932, the Commonwealth of Australia sent themselves directly into the pages of history when they declared their emu war.…

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Leonard Cohen: The Unapologetic Life Of A Literary Icon

Leonard Cohen. A gravel voice singing about "a drunk midnight choir" says a lot about the man rather than the…

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