Incredible History of Franceska Mann Born as Franciszka Manheimer-Rosenberg and lived an incredible life from 4 February 1917 – 23 October 1943, better known as Franceska Mann, was a Polish ballerina who is said to have killed a Nazi guard while a prisoner at the Auschwitz concentration. She arrived... Read More →
History of Baby Postal Service In early 19th century, few parents took advantage of the postal service and utilized it in unexpected ways. The first lonely kid was put on a plane to grandmother’s being taken care of by an airline steward, a couple of creative guardians achieved a... Read More →
History of Fingerprint and Will West Case A strange story took place during 1903 and there should be only few people in forensic field, who do not know the story of Will and William West, two prisoners in Leavenworth, Kansas. A prisoner by the name of Will West arrived... Read More →
Who was the 1st Person to be executed twice in Electric Chair? Willie Francis was the first person to have survived an execution by the electric chair. He was a teenage criminal sentenced to death at age 16 by the state of Louisiana in 1945 for the murder of... Read More →
Emilie Sagee – Strange Case of the Doppelganger in History The term ‘doppelganger’ is these days utilized by individuals in their ordinary language to allude to two individuals who appear to be comparable, however that is an abuse of the word in some sense. In the right definition, a... Read More →
Julia Pastrana – Mexican Ape Women Julia Pastrana – Mexican Ape Women was born on 1834 in a mountainous area in Mexico. She was a women with kindest heart but with what was called “ the most hideous face” and “ugliest woman in the world”. Since her birth, she... Read More →
Giulia Tofana – Queen of Poison Giulia Tofana was an Italian professional poisoner and the inventor of Aqua Tofana from Palermo lived in early 17th century. She made a good business for over fifty years selling Aqua Tofana with the help of her daughter and other lady helpers mostly... Read More →
History of Arthur E Gehrke Arthur E. (Turkey) Gehrke, was prevalently known as the human Hibernator, he had a habit going to bed in early November and remaining in bed Until April. For a period of 25 years Gehrke proceeded with his act of hitting the hay in November... Read More →
History of No Nose Club & Syphilis The above contraption is worn by women in mid 19th century who lost her nose to syphilis, it is also an evidence when sexual immorality was far more plenteous than the Victorians would have liked us to believe. When the numbers grow... Read More →