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Princess Susanna Caroline Matilda was a Convicted Thief Who Fled to the United States in 1770. She Lived Like a Queen After Convincing People She was Royalty. She was Known as the Colonial Con-Woman.

Ancient Civilization, Crime & Justice, Family, Family & Relationships, History, Humanities, Jobs, Law Enforcement, Myth & Folklore, People & Society, Politics, Roleplaying Games, Royalty, Scandals & Investigations / August 26, 2022

Princess Susana did not have the royal life she implied when she fled to the United States. Surprisingly, her name was not even Susana, to begin with. But did you know why she was known as the Colonial Con-woman? Princess Susanna Caroline Matilda was a convicted thief who fled to America in 1770 and lived […]

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An FBI Informant Secretly Wore a Wire to Breakfast with a City Official Suspected of Bribery. Coincidentally, He Met the Suspect at the World Trade Center Marriot. He was Able to Acquire a Confession and Recorded an Uninterrupted Audio Recording of the September 11 Attack.

Crime & Justice, Emergency Services, History, History, Humanities, Law & Government, Law Enforcement, Military, Public Safety / August 25, 2022

The September 11 attacks were a series of airline hijackings and suicide attacks carried out in 2001 against targets in the United States by 19 militants affiliated with the Islamic extremist group al-Qaeda and were the deadliest terrorist attacks on American soil. But did you know how did an FBI informant get a confession about

An FBI Informant Secretly Wore a Wire to Breakfast with a City Official Suspected of Bribery. Coincidentally, He Met the Suspect at the World Trade Center Marriot. He was Able to Acquire a Confession and Recorded an Uninterrupted Audio Recording of the September 11 Attack. Read More »

The FBI Formed a Fake Company in 1980 in an Attempt to Bribe Members of Congress. About 25% of Those Tested Accepted the Bribe and were Convicted.

Crime & Justice, Law & Government, Law Enforcement / August 20, 2022

The Abscam was an FBI sting operation started in the late 1970s. The codename for the operation was a contraction of Arab scam, which was later revised to Abdul scam, following complaints from the American-Arab Relations Committee. But did you know what started this operation? In 1980, the FBI set up a phony corporation and

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A Teenager from the UK Utilized Several Fake Personas to Convince His Bestfriend to Kill Him

Law & Government, Law Enforcement, People & Society, Public Safety / August 10, 2022

Around 7% of teenagers have attempted suicide before the age of 17. Almost one out of four teenagers claimed to have self-harmed in the past year. The pandemic has largely caused this. While most lean towards self-harm, others get more creative. In 2003, a teenager tried to convince his best friend to kill him. A

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About 93% of All Assets Seized by the IRS in 2021 from Cryptocurrencies

Business News, Finance, Inventors, Investing, Law & Government, Law Enforcement, News / August 3, 2022

According to the agency, almost all the money recovered by the Internal Revenue Service’s Criminal Investigation branch during the previous fiscal year was in cryptocurrency, demonstrating how widespread it has become among criminals. During the previous fiscal year, the IRS seized $3.5 billion in bitcoin in nontax investigations, accounting for 93 percent of its total

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Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, Put His Eight Life Sentences as Award of Recognition in His Harvard University 50-Year Reunion

Law & Government, People & Society, Public Safety / July 29, 2022

Theodore John Kaczynski, also known as the Unabomber, is an American domestic terrorist and former mathematics professor. He was a mathematical prodigy who left academia in 1969 to live a primitive life. He killed three people and injured 23 others in a nationwide bombing campaign between 1978 and 1995 against people he believed were advancing

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Steve McQueen was on Charles Manson’s Hit List and was Supposed to be Assasinated in 1969 Along with Sharon Tate

Arts & Entertainment, Celebrities & Entertainment News, Crime & Justice, Entertainment Industry, Law & Government, Public Safety / July 19, 2022

Charles Manson was an American criminal who led the Manson Family cult in a violent campaign that would make him one of the most infamous people in criminal history. He was convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder for the death of seven people, including Sharon Tate. But did you know Steve McQueen

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Hawaii has the Union Jack on its State Flag Because the King Liked the Design, but They Were Never Really Colonized by the UK

Government, History, Law & Government, Military, Public Safety / July 12, 2022

The Hawaiian flag was previously used by the Hawaiian kingdom, protectorate, republic, and territory. It is the only state flag in the United States that includes a foreign country’s national flag. The inclusion of the Union Jack of the United Kingdom represents the Royal Navy’s historical relations with the Hawaiian Kingdom, particularly with King Kamehameha

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Etta Lopez Slapped a Police Officer to Go to Jail In Order to Quit Smoking

Law & Government, Law Enforcement, Public Safety / July 11, 2022

Addiction is a condition where a person is unable to stop using a certain substance or engaging in a behavior. In the case of cigarette addiction, your brain needs to adjust to the absence of nicotine. Nicotine is the addicting component of cigarettes that makes quitting so difficult. Cigarettes are made to deliver nicotine to

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What Happened During the Taliesin Massacre?

Crime & Justice, Entertainment Industry, Government, History, Law & Government, Law Enforcement, Museums, Public Safety / June 30, 2022

Frank Lloyd Wright is arguably America’s most beloved architect, introducing the Prairie style and forever changing residential architecture. Throughout most of his life, the sought-after designer accepted commissions from all over the country, and even the world, designing the famous Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. Taliesin, Wright’s own home in Spring Green, Wisconsin, is one of

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