The Science Behind The Creepy World Of Forensic Entomology
Forensic entomology -- the study of insects in criminal investigations -- provides crucial information in death cases.
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What We Know About The 2021 Death Of Survivor Contestant Sunday Burquest
Sunday Burquest was a youth pastor and also a contestant on "Survivor" in 2016. She lived life to the full, but here's what we know about her untimely death.
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Why Was Sophia Loren Arrested In The '80s?
Sophia Loren is one of the most celebrated Italian actresses of all time. But the star avoided her own country for ten years due to this legal dispute.
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The Unsolved Mystery Of The Lava Lake Murders
The Lava Lake murders left three men dead, and even though police thought they knew who killed them, the killings became an unsolved mystery.
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Who Are Dick Van Dyke's Kids?
Dick Van Dyke has repeatedly played roles that called for him to be a family man, both on TV and the big screen. How about his children in real life?
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The Bird With The Bizarre Bone-Eating Diet
It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it. And while vultures famously consume carrion, one species specializes in consuming the bones of the dead.
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The Mystery Of Charles Darwin's Stolen Notebooks
Theft might look like a jolly good time in a caper movie, but the real-world effects of stolen items -- especially of historical value -- is no laughing matter.
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How Evelene Spencer Weaponized Fish During WWI
Some forms of seafood are presently considered expensive delicacies -- lobster, for instance. There was a time when families were encouraged to eat more fish.
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The Real Reason These Bands Reunited After A Big Break Up
Bands split up for a variety of reasons, most if not all of them justifiable, but even the most acrimonious splits are no match for forces that fuel reunions.
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What Does Forged In Fire Do With The Meat After Its Slicing Challenges?
"Forged in Fire" sees contestants creating swords and testing them by slicing meat, but is the meat simply discarded after the show? Here's what happens to it.
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How Styx Got Their Name
Styx was one of the orginators of prog rock and ruled this genre for more than a decade. However, their name as ancient orgins and links to a mythical river.
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The Tragic Story Of The Duffy's Cut Railroad Workers Massacre
Building the railroads was a daunting, time- and resource-consuming business in 19th century America. Fortunes were made as lives were lost.
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The History Of Rick Astley's Rickroll
Rick Astley is best known for his song "Never Gonna Give You Up," popularized by the recent rickroll fad. This is the history of the rickroll.
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The Surprising Origin Of Wedding Objections
Wedding ceremonies, no matter where they take place, tend to be filled with traditional rituals. Some customs date back millennia; others are more recent.
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Possible Names Prince Charles Could Use As King
What's in a name? Quite a bit, actually, especially in a family name. The symbolic stakes are even higher for members of the British royal family.
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The Comedy Classic That Inspired Aerosmith's Walk This Way
Aerosmith's hit song "Walk This Way" was inspired by a movie you might not expect. Mel Brook's classic comedy "Young Frankenstein" inspired the song.
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Why The History Of Urinals Is So Cloudy
Humanity is a diverse bunch, from geography to religion to hair color. There are a few things we all do in common, and expelling waste is one.
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A History Of The Search For Water On Other Planets
Life on Earth is dependent on water, so scientists look for water on other planets for possible life elsewhere. Here is the history of that search.
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Who Was The Shortest U.S. President?
U.S. presidents might holding a commanding political position, but some were rather short in stature. James Madison was the shortest U.S. president.
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This Was The First Wedding At The White House
The White House has hosted quite a few weddings and receptions, but this was the first wedding held at the Executive Mansion.
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How Knitting Was Used By Spies During WWI And WWII
Knitting might sound like a relatively innocuous activity, but it was instrumental for spies during WWI and WWII. Here's how knitting was used by spies.
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The Truth About Thomas Jefferson And Sally Hemings
One aspect of Jefferson's life had historians quibbling for nearly two centuries was the nature of his relationship with Sally Hemings, an enslaved woman.
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The Truth About Deadly Victorian Wallpaper
Some people might suggest that no price is too high to pay for true beauty, whether personal or environmental. But what if the price of beauty is death?
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Inside Taylor Hawkins' Relationship With Queen's Brian May
Taylor Hawkins was not shy about expressing his intense admiration for superstar rock band Queen. It turns out that Queen had high regard for him in return.
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Why You Don't See Joe Gatto On Impractical Jokers Anymore
Joe Gatto, a mainstay of the group of comedians on "Impractical Jokers," has announced that he's leaving the show. Here's why Gatto is stepping away.
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The Surprising Truth Behind How Seattle Got Rid Of Its Rat Infestation
There's a certain science when it comes to human beings coming together in a city -- supplying safe water, hazard-free boulevards, and pest control.
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The Tragic Story Of The Clinton Avenue 5
In 1978, in Newark, New Jersey, five Black teenagers went missing, never to be seen or heard from ever again. This is the tragic story of the Clinton Avenue 5.
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