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Canton officials release unredacted police report with officer's name for the Jan. 1 shooting of 46-year-old James Williams.

Gallerie d’Italia – Piazza Scala, the Intesa Sanpaolo museum in the heart of Milan, presents 'GRAND TOUR. Sogno d’Italia da Venezia a Pompei'. Under the High Patronage of the Presidency of the Republic and in partnership with the National Archaeological Museum of Naples and the State Hermitage Museum of St. Petersburg, it displays around 130 works from the Intesa Sanpaolo collection, private collections and numerous Italian and international cultural institutions.

Top 10 Incredible Facts Surrounding The Great Fire Of London Thought by many at the time to be a disaster waiting to happen, the Great Fire of London is probably one of the most well-known events in the history of Stuart England. It began its spread of terror on the evening of September 1, 1666. The London of 1666 consisted largely of houses constructed from oak timbers, which were covered in flammable tar in order to keep out the rain. The houses were crammed together in narrow streets, where the only real firefighters were neighborhood teams of “bucket brigades” whose only tools of the ...

A collection of battered 17th century trading tokens, including ones minted in the year of the Great Fire of London in 1666, could fetch £20,000 at auction.   Roger Green, who is from Kent, spent 35 years collecting the tokens on the muddy banks of the River Thames. They were issued by traders instead of money due to a lack of available small change at the time. Many of the money tokens bear the names of the traders who once issued them, including 'Walter' and 'William'.   The entire collection is expected to fetch between £15,000 and £20,000 when it is sold at Hansons Auctioneers, in ...

The Craziest False Confessions In History By Jeff Somers/Feb. 13, 2021 8:15 pm EDT/Updated: Feb. 22, 2021 9:47 pm EDT Confession is a powerful act. It's the centerpiece of several religions, it's a key part of crime investigation and police work, and when something weighs on your conscience the relief it offers can be irresistible. It's easy to assume that only guilty people confess to misdeeds or crimes. After all, why would you take on the consequences of something you didn't do? But as Science magazine reports, false confession is actually a lot more common than you might think. People ...