10 Bizarre False Confessions To Horrible Murders
Confessing to a murder that you didn't commit and condemning yourself to either death or a lifetime in prison seems like a completely bizarre thing to do.
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The Great Fire of London alarm was raised by Wiltshire baker
A Wiltshire bakery worker has been identified by historians for the first time as being the first person to raise the alarm of The Great Fire of…
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The Great Fire of London alarm was raised by Wiltshire baker | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
A Wiltshire bakery worker has been identified by historians for the first time as being the first person to raise the alarm of The Great Fire of…
Source: gazetteandherald.co.uk
Revealed: The apprentice baker who was first man to raise the alarm over the Great Fire of London (before blaming an innocent man for it)
The Museum of London has identified Thomas Dagger, a journeyman baker on Pudding Lane, as the man who reportedly discovered the Great Fire of London in 1666.
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Museum of London identifies man who raised alarm over Great Fire
Exhibition at museum’s new site will focus on Thomas Dagger and other ordinary Londoners caught up in 1666 inferno
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The baker who raised alarm about the Great Fire of London – then blamed innocent Frenchman
For centuries the first person to warn of the conflagration was known only as a ‘man’
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Robert Hubert and mystery of the 1666 Great Fire of London
The son of a Rouen watchmaker confessed to starting the blaze and was executed for it, though there was little evidence to support his claim.
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Dallas crime: Men sentenced for trafficking deal via social media
The USDOJ said one man admitted to advertising the victim that he claimed to have one in a card game. The other man admitted to offering $5,000.
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