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One of the most iconic bridges in England and a famous symbol of the view of London is the magnificent Waterloo Bridge. Spanning the Thames River in central London, it was first opened in 1817 on the second anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo as the Strand Bridge, and was a granite structure known for... Read more »

History is full of people who have vanished without a trace, and there are also numerous oddities often surrounding these people. At times is is difficult to make sense of some of the odd clues and strange leads, leaving us to ponder what is going on and leaving these cases to linger out in the realms of the unexplained. One such case comes to us from the 1930s, when a fairly well-known actress disappeared into thin air and than had bizarre activity occur, including an unexplained skeleton and other odd clues still left unexplained. Back in the 1930s, the woman known as Ada Constance Kent, AK...

Detroit father seeking answers in shooting death of 22-year-old son Investigators say Rashad Kimball was walking home when he was shot Tags:  DETORIT – A Detroit father continues his search for justice after his son was murdered last year. In November, 22-year-old Rashad Kimball was shot on East Lafayette Street on the city’s east side. Investigators said Kimball was walking home from a store when someone approached him and fired several shots. He was able to get away but later died from his injuries. On Wednesday Feb. 10, Kimball’s father Michael Horner made a plea for anyone to come ...

Henry Borynski had a rather colorful life even before he became a great unsolved mystery. Born in a rural village in Poland in 1910, he went on to become a Roman Catholic priest in 1938 before shortly after escaping from the then German-occupied Poland in 1940. He settled in Bradford, in Yorkshire, England, where he first served with the Polish Second Corps in 1946 and went on to became Roman Catholic chaplain to the Polish community there, replacing a Father Boleslaw Martynellis. At the time there were about 6,000 refugees from Poland living in Bradford, the largest Polish emigre community i...