The bitter end of 'Santa Claus' robbed the bank
On December 23, 1927, Woodrow "Woody" Harris was driving his family in an Oldsmobile car in west Texas when he met a "Santa" who held a gun.
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Trophies entered the history of the Russian navy
Facing major challenges, sometimes "holding death", the Russian navy did not back down, as in the battle of the Mercury or Varyag.
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40 years of Japanese hunt for the murder of 5 girls
The man murdered 4-8-year-old girls in Gunma, but his identity remains a mystery for the past 40 years.
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The estranged funeral of Kennedy's assassin
Lee Harvey Oswald's burial was so lacking in mourning that reporters came to report that he was reluctant to carry a coffin.
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American paratroopers fought for the Soviet Union
On June 6, 1944, Joseph Beyrle and 24,000 other soldiers parachuted into Normandy, but he accidentally landed on the roof of a church in a German-controlled village.
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Controversy over 3,000 Chinese soldiers 'disappeared' in 1937
A battalion of 3,000 Chinese soldiers disappeared without a trace in 1937, sparking controversy in history.
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'Female monster' disguised as a nurse amid the Spanish flu pandemic
Julia Lyons portrayed herself as a busy home-care nurse in Chicago during the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, but she was actually a fraud boss.
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Congressman ever escaped murder for 'temporary crazy'
USDr. Dan Sickles pulled out a pistol and shot his wife's mistress right near the White House in 1859.
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Teachers become 'zombie robbers' of banks
Alan Hurwitz used to be a teacher to promote social justice, but since 1992, he has been known as the "zombie robbery" for a series of bank robberies.
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Stumbling foot stems the massacre 'Black Wall Street' race
Nearly 100 years ago, a tragedy occurred after young Dick Dickland walked into the elevator with white teenager Sarah Page.
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