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Throughout history, some women have committed horrific crimes, ones that shock society to its very core. From the murders of their own innocent children, to chillingly cold-blooded serial crimes, these women have truly given in to the very worst aspects of themselves – and of human nature. Here is our list of top ten deadliest [...]
Posted by Heather Matthews on Friday, November 20, 2009 at 8:00 am
Filed under All, Crime, People · Tagged Crime, death, female killers, kill, killers, murder, murderers
There are just too many creepy places in America for this list to be the top 10, but these 10 destinations are all near the top of the list in terms of all-in-all creep factor. With Halloween fast approaching this list is appropriate and if you live near any of the places you may want [...]
Posted by TopTenz Master on Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 12:01 am
Filed under All, Bizarre, Travel · Tagged creepy places, death, ghosts, halloween, haunted, haunting, legend, mystery, poison, prison, Stephen King, terror, The Shining, urban legend, urban legends, winchester mystery house
Ever since writing has been known to man, literature as become an extremely important part of everyday life, even for those who aren’t writers. Literature allows people to express their thoughts and feelings, and then have others read them, take it in, and draw their own conclusions and thoughts.
As a writer myself, it’s definitely hard [...]
Posted by Ash Grant on Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 12:01 am
Filed under All, Literature · Tagged albert camus, answered prayers, authors, Books, Canterbury Tales, Charles Dickens, death, Geoffrey Chaucer, history of the Peloponnesian War, Jane Austen, Kubla Khan, Literature, Mark Twain, Samuel Coleridge, sanditon, The Aeneid, The first man, The Mysterious Stranger, The mystery of Edwin Drood, Thucydides, Top 10 Unfinished Works of Literature, truman, truman capote, Virgil
When eating, we generally find food that we think tastes great. Others like to focus on how healthy a certain food is before eating it. In any case, food is essential to all of our being. It is speculated that the body can only last two weeks without eating before it starts to break down [...]
Posted by Ash Grant on Friday, August 14, 2009 at 12:01 am
Filed under All, Food, Health · Tagged almonds, Apple, capsaicin, cashews, cassava, cherry, chilies, cyanide, deadliest, death, food, habaneros, Health, kill, mushrooms, poison, potato, pufferfish, tomato, top 10 toxic foods, toxic, toxic foods, yuca
We’ve all heard of people faking their deaths and later being found to be alive. Some do it for attention, others as a publicity stunt, and others to just get out of the spotlight, but in the end realize they soon return to the spotlight. In any case, people who intentionally go “missing” are usually [...]
Posted by Ash Grant on Monday, August 10, 2009 at 12:30 am
Filed under Bizarre, Entertainment, People · Tagged adolf hitler, Alexander I of Russia, ameilia earhart, celebrites, celebrity, D.B. Cooper, dead people, death, Elvis, Elvis Preseley, Jim Morrison, Michael Jackson, Pricess Di, Princess Diana, The doors, Top 10 Dead Persons Still Said To Be Alive After Death, tupac shakur
Every culture, race, and age group seems to have them: traditions. A tradition is set to be simply a set of practices. Christmas festivities are seen as traditions, just as throwing rice at a wedding is considered a tradition. Traditions are just one of the many things that allow people from all over to interrelate [...]
Posted by Ash Grant on Tuesday, August 4, 2009 at 8:34 am
Filed under All, Bizarre, Holidays · Tagged baby ritual, cheese rolling, chois, chtistmas trees, college hazing, cooper's hill cheese rolling, death, female circumcision, Fireworks, fireworks battle, Games, greece, hazing, Life, new years, new years dive, onbashira, pamplona, polar bear plunge, religion, running of the bulls, Spain, top 10 dangerous traditions
An interesting emotion can be felt when you look at the last monumental photo of a historical figure, object, or landmark. It can fill you will rage, peering into the eyes of a cynical creature, sadness, as you remember the life and legacy of a great man, or intrigue, as you wonder what these individuals [...]
Posted by Bryan Johnson on Monday, July 27, 2009 at 12:45 am
Filed under All, Crime, History, People, Photos, Politics, Sports · Tagged Beatles, bonne and clyde, bonnie & clyde, celebrities, chris benoit, Crime, criminals, death, jeffrey miller, jesse james, John Lennon, Kent State, kill, king of pop, last photo, last photograph, last picture, manfred von ricthofen, Michael Jackson, MV Wilhelm Gustloff, nazi party, People, Salvador Allende, top 10 last picures taken, top 10 photos, tupac shakur
You read and hear about so many “untimely” deaths in our world today, but what about the rare and poetic “timely” deaths that occur? Here is a list that shows the Grim Reaper can be very timely indeed.
10. Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906), Playwright
Ibsen was a Norwegian playwright and poet. He was often referred to as the [...]
Posted by TopTenz Master on Tuesday, July 21, 2009 at 12:05 am
Filed under All, Bizarre, People · Tagged arnold schonberg, charles davies, charles schulz, death, domitian, elizabeth ryan, george story, John Adams, leonard warren, life magazine, Mark Twain, president, Thomas Jefferson, untimely deaths
Usually when thinking about disabilities, most people assume that someone with a disability is limited in one way or another. Who would ever think that a blind person could still play an instrument? Or that someone who doesn’t have perfect hearing is still able to sing as if that disability doesn’t even exist? Not many [...]
Posted by Ash Grant on Friday, July 10, 2009 at 12:12 am
Filed under All, Music, People · Tagged artists, brian wilson, curtis mayfield, death, Disabled, disabled muscians, ian drury, Ludwig van Beethoven, ludwig van beethovenm, michael bolton, Music, musician, piano, Ray Charles, rick allen, songwriters, Stevie Wonder, teddy pendergrass, tony iommi
As you would probably expect, probing through the internet one can find many lists and sites dedicated to people who have suddenly and mysteriously died. This is only normal as in human nature there is a desire to understand the concept of death. We want specific details, so that we can recreate and understand what [...]
Posted by Bryan Johnson on Monday, June 1, 2009 at 1:05 am
Filed under All, Bizarre, Crime, People · Tagged anthrax, bradley nowell, bruce ivins, celebrities, celebrity, Crime, danny gans, death, heroin, jeremy lusk, jessica dubroff, joe delaney, judith barsi, owen hart, People, plane crash, Politics, rajiv gandhi, samantha smith, shocking deaths, suicide, tragic deaths, wrestling, youtube