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In 2004, the police discovered a secret underground cinema in Paris, France. This cinema contained professionally installed electricity, a movie screen and projection equipment, phone lines, a pressure cooker for making couscous, and a large movie selection.Â
When the police returned 3 days later, the phone and power lines had been cut and a note was found on the floor that read “Do not try to find us” (source)
These are the mugshots and fingerprints of William West and William West. These two men were not related but were both sent to Leavenworth Prison at the same time, in 1903. After some confusion, the staff understood that they had two different prisoners with the exact same name and physical features.They are part of the reason why it is now mandatory to take fingerprint samples for identification. (source // source)
In 2008, The Register reported the bizarre tale of a Lancashire man who claimed to be “haunted” by text messages, phone calls, and even a voicemail from his deceased wife. They had, after all, buried her with her cell phone. Either these phone calls were a supernatural phenomenon or she had been buried alive. (source)
In 1895, there were only 2 cars in the entire state of Ohio... and they crashed into each other. (source)
The FBI estimates that at any given time, there are 25 to 50 unidentified ACTIVE serial killers in the United States. (source)
In 2003, Dr. Hitoshi Nikaidoh stepped into a Houston hospital elevator but the doors closed early. The doors pinned his torso, and as the elevator went up, his head was chopped off. (source) There are about 27 annual elevator decapitations per year in the US alone. (source)
Meet Lucky Larry. Larry Silverstein, owner of the World Trade Centre, just so happened to be absent from work due to a doctor’s appointment on 9/11. He later claimed that the appointment was cancelled, and rather than returning to the top of the tower for his usual breakfast, he decided to take a nice walk around the city. Larry’s family was also absent from work that day and escaped harm, including his daughter and son (who was also running late). Lucky Larry was also fortunate enough to have taken out a $3.5 Billion dollar insurance policy only weeks before the attacks. He went on to attempt to claim that amount twice (2 attacks = $7 billion). Luckily for Larry, he and his family managed to escape death and profit billions from the fall of the towers. (source)
There is an island near Italy that was once the site of wars, a dumping ground for plague victims, and an insane asylum. It’s considered so dangerously haunted that the Italian government does not allow public access. (source)
The Babushka Lady is the name given to a mysterious woman who can be seen in many photographs taken on the day of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. In the photographs she is seen using a camera before, during and after Kennedy was shot. Due to her proximity to the car, it is theorized that she could have documented critical evidence on her camera.
Years after Kennedy was shot, a woman came forward and claimed to be the Babushka Lady. She claimed to have filmed the entire assassination on an experimental camera that had not yet been released. The lady also claimed that the camera and film were confiscated by two men who identified themselves as FBI and CIA agents. (source // source // source)
Is time travel real? This photo of a man was taken at the reopening of South Fork Bridge in 1941. He can be seen wearing sunglasses, a cardigan, a modern t-shirt and what seems to be a digital camera. This photo has been showcased at Canada’s virtual museum and has sparked a great debate regarding time travel. (source // source)