Major Crimes and True Crime

24 Pictures of the twin towers on fire from the inside Yes, there are quite a lot of photos that depict the interiors of the Twin Towers on 9/11. For the sake of keeping my answer short, I will show some photos I found on the internet. From Reddit user “u/Professional_Elk_893”: I'm not entirely sure, but these pictures may have been captured between floors 40 and 50 in the South Tower. The photo above shows the Austin J. Tobin plaza, which was unfortunately littered with the bodies of the victims who fell from the North Tower's western face. This was taken before the second plane hit the South Tower. The picture above shows the western side of the North Tower. I'm not sure if this photo is from the same photographer or not, but it appears to be from a similar vantage point as the pictures above. That is the western face of the North Tower and it gives a broader view of the gash left by Flight 11. There are other intriguing photos, such as this one: This shows...

People often believe that the hanging of Nazi criminals took place without any problems. However, when the executions were held on October 16, 1946, something went badly wrong in the prison. The American executioner used the wrong method and the size of the trapdoor was incorrect. For that reason, the prisoners were not killed instantly but hit their heads against the wood and took a long time to die. Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel faced the worst suffering. The calculations for the length of the rope and the drop were made incorrectly; therefore, Keitel lived for about 28 minutes. Some other prisoners were hanging for almost 15 minutes. There was one prisoner who hit his head so badly that it was bleeding before the choking began. Julius Streicher, the writer of Nazi propaganda materials, created a terrible scene. While all the other prisoners stayed silent, guards had to bring Streicher to the place of execution by pulling him up the stairs. Before putting the hood on his head, he...

A dog’s head barely stayed above the water—and one biker realized someone had tied her legs together. A dog’s head barely stayed above the water—and one biker realized someone had tied her legs together. While riding recued team through Arkansas after delivering flood supplies, a group of bikers spotted a dog struggling in a roadside ditch and struggling. At first, they thought she was stuck in the mud. Then they saw the truth. All four of her legs had been tied together on the rope , leaving her unable to swim or escape. As one biker called 911, another jumped into the water without hesitation and think Holding the terrified dog above the surface with one arm, he used a rescue knife to carefully cut the all ropes wrapped around her legs. The frightened dog looked into his eyes as if she knew help had finally arrived. One act of cruelty nearly ended her life—but one act of courage gave her a second chance.

A dolphin tries to save a drowning dog! In Marco Island, Florida, a pod of dolphins came to the rescue of a lost dog that had fallen into a canal and become trapped. The dolphins made such a loud noise that it attracted the attention of nearby residents, who then rescued the dog. The dog is believed to have spent 15 hours in the canal water before being pulled out by firefighters and reunited with its owner. One person, whose attention was drawn to the noisy, demonstrative dolphins, said, "They were making a real racket and almost leaned over the sandbar. If it weren't for the dolphins, I would never have seen the dog." (Source: ABC7news) He also said that if the dolphins hadn't been persistent enough to attract attention, the dog would have died in the canal. The dog must have fallen over the edge of the concrete wall into the water and been carried quite a distance. The dog was exhausted from being in the cold water for hours and was likely suffering from hypothermi...

Killing someone's Soul ... Emotionally Dead has to be the Worst Death! Bone Pointing ... A strange method of execution used by Aborigines. Supposedly the practice never fails to kill despite the fact that the victim is never physically harmed. The practice leaves no trace whatsoever on the condemned. This practice is carried out by a Kurdaitcha, or a ritual executioner. The name Kurdaitcha comes from the slippers that the Kurdaitcha wear. These slippers, made of cockatoo or emu feathers and human hair are completely silent when the user walks in them. The Kurdaitcha will use this silence to quickly hunt down the person to be killed if the person has fled. Once the person is caught the Kurdaitcha will go down onto one knee and point the kundela, or killing bone (which will have been charged with a psychic energy in a previous ritual), at the condemned. A kurdaitcha, or kurdaitcha man, also spelt gadaidja, cadiche, kadaitcha, karadji, or kaditcha (Arrernte orthography: kwertat...

1 - When they were taking photos with their catch, they didn't realize that the victim's relatives were behind them. 2 - This police officer only realized the danger when a crocodile decided to emerge from the nearby bushes and greet him. Luckily, he still had time to climb onto his car. Crocodiles have thick skin, and a bullet of that caliber isn't always enough to keep them away. 3 - This photo was taken by a hiker from New Jersey, USA, while he was hiking. Unfortunately, moments later, the bear attacked and killed the hiker. 4 - This woman had no idea she was on the crocodile's menu lurking in the cave. We don't know if she escaped safely, unfortunately. 5 - While on safari, a couple seemed to wish they had a bigger car, because an elephant passed by using its trunk to see what was going on . 6 - Here's an example of why taking a photo with your prey is a bad idea: This hunter killed a large deer, and its blood attracted a cougar. These animals are more th...

In February 2021, actress and humanitarian Ashley Judd suffered a catastrophic leg injury after tripping over a fallen tree in the Congo rainforest while tracking endangered bonobos. Her harrowing 55-hour rescue involved local Congolese villagers carrying her through the jungle and a six-hour motorbike evacuation before she reached trauma care in South Africa.   The Accident Occurred during an early morning research walk in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Judd tripped over an unseen fallen log in the dim light, shattering her right leg in four places and causing nerve damage. She spent five hours lying on the forest floor in shock and intense pain before help arrived. The 55-Hour Rescue Papa Jean located her after a five-hour search and manually reset her broken bone on the spot. Dieumerci used his own leg to support and immobilize her injured limb. Six local men carried her out of the remote forest via an improvised hammock. Didier and Maradona transported her on a gru...

In November 1942, the ocean swallowed the SS Benlomond in less than 120 seconds Amid the waves, a Chinese man named Poon Lim, second steward on board, managed to free himself from the wreckage and floated for hours until he found a wooden raft. It wasn't salvation, but limbo: biscuits, chocolate, sugar, a jug of water, a few flares, two funnels, and a flashlight. No company, no route, just the void of the Atlantic. The attack was the work of the German submarine U-172. Of the 54 crew members, only six managed to leave the ship. Lim was the only survivor. For 133 days, the sea was his only home. He caught birds, drank their blood, fished with improvised lines, faced a shark, hauled it aboard, killed it with a jug, and ate it. Every day was a pact with hunger, every night a duel with loneliness. When the Brazilian coast finally appeared on the horizon, Poon was a man, nine kilos lighter, but still able to walk. Local fishermen found him and helped him, but they didn't save him:...

The haunting photos show 16-year-old German soldier Hans-Georg Henke moments after his capture by the U.S. 9th Army on April 3rd, 1945, in the final, chaotic weeks of World War II. A member of the Luftwaffe anti-aircraft auxiliary, Henke was among the many teenagers conscripted in the desperate last efforts of the collapsing Nazi regime. In the images some of the most emotionally charged to emerge from the war he is visibly overwhelmed, weeping uncontrollably, his face contorted in shock, fear, and exhaustion. The photos, taken by American war photographer John Florea, have since become emblematic of the human cost of war especially for the young and unwilling caught in its machinery. Henke’s raw emotion cuts through politics and propaganda, showing a boy still in uniform, but utterly broken by the trauma of battle, the collapse of everything he was told to believe in, and the grim reality of defeat. His image stands as a sobering reminder of how war consumes not just nations, but indi...

William Leonard Hunt, widely known by his stage name "The Great Farini," holding his adopted daughter Krao Farini | 1883 Krao Farini was a prominent 19th-century sideshow performer who was born with hypertrichosis, a rare genetic condition characterized by an excessive amount of hair growth all over the body. In the Victorian era, she was commonly exhibited by promoters under the sensationalized moniker of "The Missing Link" between humans and apes. Despite how she was marketed, Krao was highly intelligent, highly educated, and became fluent in several languages. To escape public harassment, she routinely wore a thick veil whenever she traveled through city streets outside of the circus tent. Krao Farini spent over 40 years as a sideshow performer before dying of influenza in her Brooklyn home on April 16, 1926, at approximately 50 years old. Krao was born in Southeast Asia—in what was then the northern Rattanakosin Kingdom (modern-day Laos / Thailand). She spent he...

 Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy, the younger sister of John F. Kennedy, lived a remarkably short life that was repeatedly overshadowed by loss Her first marriage in 1944 was already controversial within her family because she had chosen William Cavendish, a British aristocrat who was Protestant, something that strongly displeased her Catholic parents. The tragedy surrounding her marriage became even worse only weeks later. Her older brother Joe Kennedy Jr. was killed while serving during World War II. Not long afterward, Kathleen suffered another devastating loss when Cavendish was also killed in the war. After the conflict ended, Kathleen eventually found love again, this time with Peter Fitzwilliam, the 8th Earl Fitzwilliam. Their relationship was complicated from the beginning. Fitzwilliam was also Protestant, and he was still married to another woman when their romance began. He eventually divorced his wife, and the couple decided to travel to France in an attempt to obtain Kath...

On December 24, 2007, three generations were wiped out in the Carnation Massacre, which took place close to Carnation, Washington, a tiny rural community located 40 kilometers east of Seattle. The killings took place in Wayne Scott and Judy Anderson's house. Victims Of The Carnation Massacre Six family members lost their lives on the fateful day. Wayne Scott Anderson, 60, a Boeing engineer and husband of Judy Anderson Judy Anderson, 61, a postal worker, and wife of Wayne Scott Anderson Scott Anderson, 32, son of Wayne and Judy Erica Mantle Anderson, 32, wife of Scott Olivia Anderson, 5, daughter of Scott and Erica Nathan Anderson, 3, son of Scott and Erica Michele Kristen Anderson who was 29 was the younger sister of Scott Anderson. She claimed her brother owed her money and that her parents and brother had treated her unfairly. The Day Of The Crime According to report, on the afternoon of December 24, 2007, Joseph Thomas McEnroe and Michele Kristen Anders...