In January 1998, Tom and Eileen Lonergan, a young couple from Louisiana, were left behind while scuba diving in the Coral Sea off Australia's coast. The crew didn't notice their absence until two days later. They were never found.
The Morbid Side of RedditIn January 1998, Tom and Eileen Lonergan, a young couple from Louisiana, were left behind while scuba diving in the Coral Sea off Australia's coast. The crew didn't notice their absence until two days later. They were never found.

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The final photo of SeaWorld trainer Dawn Brancheau before she was snatched into the jaws of the orca pictured here and brutally killed. Her body was then thrashed about over the course of 45 minutes while the horrified crowd helplessly looked on.

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In 2019, Amanda Eller vanished for 17 days in Maui’s forests after straying off a hiking trail. With no phone, food, or water, she survived severe sunburn, leg injuries, and the loss of her shoes by living off berries, stream water, and sleeping in leaves.
The most fascinating content on the internet 📱In 2019, Amanda Eller went missing for 17 days in Maui’s forests after straying off a hiking trail. With no phone, food, or water, she survived severe sunburn, leg injuries, and the loss of her shoes by living off berries, stream water, and sleeping in leaves.

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Sweating Sickness was a mysterious illness that was documented in England between 1485 and 1551. It almost exclusively afflicted wealthy men in their 30s and 40s, leading to death within hours after the symptoms appeared. It’s one of history’s most bizarre diseases.
This sub is a collection of random information, news and stories that are terrifying, awful and interesting.In 1983, Diane Downs shot her three children and drove them to the hospital. One of her daughters was pronounced dead upon arrival, her other daughter suffered a stroke, and her son was paralyzed from the waist down.

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Following a head injury in 2014, an Indian man called Shyam Lal Yadav, developed a cutaneous horn, commonly referred to as a "devil's horn”.

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In 1978, Richard Branson was trying to impress his girlfriend by pretending to buy a private island. The island was listed for $6 million, he offered $100K as a joke. The owner settled for $180K, and Branson bought Necker Island.

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In 2004, Paul Walker secretly bought an $9,000 engagement ring for an Iraq veteran. Overhearing the couple in a jewelry store discussing their inability to afford it, Walker quietly paid for the ring and left.

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Lady Diana falling asleep during an official royal engagement, 1981. She was actually pregnant with Prince William at the time, but her pregnancy had yet to be announced.

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The 9 Kings of Europe gather for the first and only time for a photograph at the funeral of King Edward VII in London. May 20th, 1910

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When “Fight Club” premiered at the 1999 Venice Film Festival, it got booed hard by the audience. Ed Norton said that as it was happening, Brad Pitt turned to him and said: “That’s the best movie I’m ever going to be in.”

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From 1988 to 2016, the maker of Sriracha sauce, Huy Fong Foods, sourced all their peppers from a single supplier based solely on a verbal agreement, sealed with a nod and a handshake, not contracts or lawyers.

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Vegetable oil makes Pyrex glass disappear because both materials bend light in the same way, with a refractive index of 1.47.
The most fascinating content on the internet 📱In Rocky (1976), the crowd's genuine reactions during the marketplace run were real, as they didn't know why a man was running back and forth with a van following him. The guy who tosses the orange was completely genuine.
The most fascinating content on the internet 📱Mike Tyson in the 1990s got a pet tiger because he wanted to connect with an animal that shared his own strength and intensity.
The most fascinating content on the internet 📱This is the last known photo of Janet Johnson, who, along with John Cooper, died under mysterious circumstances while climbing Aconcagua in 1973. The photo was only discovered in 2020 when climbers found her camera on the mountain.

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In 2011, Australian man called Dan Saunders found an ATM glitch enabling him to withdraw cash far beyond his account balance. Over a span of 5 months, he splurged $1.6 million of the bank's funds on lavish parties, private jets, international vacations, and even covered his friends' university fees.

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In 2011, Australian man called Dan Saunders found an ATM glitch enabling him to withdraw cash far beyond his account balance. Over a span of 5 months, he splurged $1.6 million of the bank's funds on lavish parties, private jets, international vacations, and even covered his friends' university fees.

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In 1989, Yumi Tanaka discovered a shoe floating in the toilet bowl. Investigating further, she found a man’s body in the sewer tank outside. The man appeared to have squeezed through a 14-inch septic opening.

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Dianne Odell, who was diagnosed with polio at the age of three in 1950, relied on a 750-pound iron lung for nearly six decades. Tragically, she passed away due to a power failure that disabled the life-sustaining equipment.

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