Bodies at the Bottom of the Barrel
The leftover “rotgut” whiskey from inside these transportation barrels was actually sold to the public as “stiff drinks.”
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The leftover “rotgut” whiskey from inside these transportation barrels was actually sold to the public as “stiff drinks.”
One idea proposed filling nuclear landmines with chickens.
Her scandalous wardrobe and sassy attitude made her, “the star of every bar.”
A small relic from one of the most fateful nights in history, purchased for more than $81,000.
Pearl often looked as though she was being two people at once—both consciousnesses existed at the same time and in her one body.
Before the sparkling heels and paparazzi, the rural small town of Hollywood, California, was home to nothing but farmland.
It’s even the mascot of the region’s hockey team!
The supernatural events in the film were nothing compared to the spooky real-life horrors that plagued the movie's cast and set.
The first publicized incident was known as the "Pie Girl Dinner."
We certainly hope your imagination is not exactly “running amok.”
The 19th book in the bestselling series from Ripley's Believe It or Not! has jaw-dropping oddities from around the world!
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