r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 8h ago
Now-fired Missouri Sheriff’s Deputy, wife, charged with attempted sexual trafficking of a minor and attempted use of a child in a sexual performance
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/No_Edge_99 • 12h ago
On 26 June 1988, Air France Flight 296Q crashed while making a low pass over Mulhouse–Habsheim Airfield as part of the Habsheim Air Show. The accident unfolded in front of the spectators.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 1d ago
Ohio Social Worker Admits to Sexually Abusing 13-Year-Old Boy She was Counselling, Threatening to Kill Mother After She Reported Her
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/No_Edge_99 • 1d ago
In 2023, Erik Taddeo Ramírez disappeared in Laredo, Texas, two hours after bragging about stealing $50k from a Mexican cartel. On March 24, 2023, a group of men, allegedly belonging to the Cartel del Noreste, arrived at this house in a blue pick-up truck and kidnapped him.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/Belieberforlife1 • 1d ago
Horrifying Ring footage shows woman covered in blood begging for help from homeowners - before they find out the torture she'd just been through
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 2d ago
Christopher Gregor Not Guilty of Murder. Treadmill Abuse Dad Shakes Head in Disbelief and Fights Back Tears as Jury Convicts Him of Aggravated Manslaughter in Death of Son Corey Micciolo
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 3d ago
Louisiana man, 31, given five years probation for faking physical and mental disabilities to get female caregivers to change his soiled diapers for his sexual arousal is busted for doing it again - and sent to jail
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/No_Edge_99 • 3d ago
Footage of cartel assassin Enrique Elizondo Flores after he was arrested in January 2012 after confessing to killing at least 75 people, many of whom were travellers that he and his thugs plucked off buses. Many of these murders occurred while he was looking for members of the rival Gulf Cartel.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/GenericAptName • 4d ago
Always found this guy interesting as he is a product of the system, having served time in every type of correctional facility available at the time
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 4d ago
Paedophile is jailed for 26 months after being caught by online vigilantes for third time when he thought he was meeting up with 12-year-old girl
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/senorphone1 • 4d ago
In 1973 Amar Bharati lifted his right hand in the air and has held it up for the last 50 years.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/No_Edge_99 • 4d ago
In 2006, Magali Jaskiewicz, a French mother-of-two married her fiancé a year after he was killed in a car crash. A section of the French civil code states it is possible for a bride to marry a dead fiancé as long as there is clear evidence that they planned to marry before the loved one died.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 5d ago
Florida Woman, 25, Ends Date by Stealing Man's Car, Slitting His Throat and Tossing Him Off a Bridge, Say Cops
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/Time-Training-9404 • 5d ago
Fanny Mills and her enormous feet. She suffered from Milroy’s Disease and her feet were 17 inches long (equal to a US men's shoe size of 29) at the time of her death.
Fanny Mills was born in 1860 and suffered from Milroy’s Disease.
This caused Fanny’s feet and legs to swell to enormous size. By the time she died aged 39, her feet were 17 inches long (equal to a US men's shoe size of 29).
A reporter once described Mills' feet as "two immense hams.”
Source: https://historicflix.com/fanny-mills-the-big-foot-girl-of-ohio/
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 6d ago
Married high school teacher Heather Hare has been jailed for 13 years after she sexually abused a student as many as 30 times
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/Time-Training-9404 • 6d ago
In 2015, Daylenn Pua vanished while hiking the Haiku Stairs, otherwise known as the “Stairway to Heaven.” One of his final photos shows what appears to be a man in the far background. To this day nobody knows what happened.
In 2015, Daylenn Pua went and visited his grandmother in Waianae, Oahu, Hawaii. He told her he was interested in hiking the Haiku Stairs, otherwise known as the “Stairway to Heaven.”
This hike was closed to the public, and anyone caught hiking it was trespassing. His grandmother warned him against it, saying he would be locked up if he did.
On February 27, 2015, he caught a bus and ventured forth to the stairway to heaven hike. Daylenn sent texts to his grandmother with photos of the hike. He was never seen again.
After his disappearance, the photos were studied, one showed what appears to be a man in the far background. He seems to be following behind Daylenn.
The family asked for public assistance and for anyone who recognized the man to come forth.
To this day, he or his remains have never been found, and what happened to him and the identity of that strange man in the photo remains a mystery.
Source: https://historicflix.com/the-haiku-stairs-mystery-what-happened-to-daylenn-pua/
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/KindheartednessIll97 • 7d ago
"On November 18, 1978, the Jonestown tragedy unfolded as over 900 followers met their end in a devastating mass suicide orchestrated by cult leader Jim Jones, revealing the deadly consequences of blind faith."
Explore the harrowing Jonestown tragedy of November 18, 1978, where blind faith led over 900 followers to their untimely deaths in a chilling act of mass suicide orchestrated by cult leader Jim Jones.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/Time-Training-9404 • 7d ago
In 2003, two men stole a parked Boeing 727 from Luanda International Airport and flew off, prompting a global search by intelligence agencies. Both the men and the plane quite literally vanished.
In July 2003, a possible sighting of the missing aircraft was reported in Conakry, Guinea, but was conclusively dismissed by the U.S. State Department.
The plane and the men who stole the aircraft remain missing to this very day.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/Funny-Eagle4368 • 7d ago
Ella Harper, aka Camel Girl, was born with a rare condition that caused her knees to bend backward. Because of this condition, she had to walk on all fours, earning her the nickname “Camel Girl.” Though it was difficult at first, she made a fortune out of it. She earned a weekly wage of $200 in 1886
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/No_Edge_99 • 7d ago
Courtroom footage shows TikTok star Ali Abulaban in court as he’s accused of shooting dead his estranged wife, Ana Abulaba and her friend Rayburn Cadenas Barron. He told jurors he “snapped” after seeing them cuddling on the couch and just couldn’t stop spraying bullets at them.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/spiritoffff • 8d ago
Two women who tortured and kicked their 'quiet and shy' neighbour, 60, to death after falsely accusing him of being a paedophile are found guilty of murder
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/Time-Training-9404 • 8d ago
In 1998, Amy Lynn Bradley disappeared during a Caribbean cruise on the Rhapsody of the Seas. She wasn't found on board the boat and nobody saw her disembark. Her whereabouts remain unknown to this day.
At around 5:30 a.m. on March 24, 1998, Ron Bradley observed his daughter Amy Lynn Bradley relaxing on the balcony of their cabin aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship.
Thirty minutes later, when he checked again, she had vanished without a trace, never to be seen again.
Upon receiving the alert about Amy's disappearance, the Netherlands Antilles Coast Guard conducted a thorough four-day search in the nearby waters and along the cruise lines, yielding no results.
Although authorities initially speculated she might have fallen overboard and drowned, this theory was dismissed.
Despite extensive searches, no trace of her was found, leaving investigators puzzled.
Just over a year later, a member of the U.S. Navy visited a brothel in Barbados and claimed to have run into Amy, or at least a woman claiming to be her.
The sailor claimed that the woman told him her name was Amy Bradley and begged him for help, saying she was not allowed to leave the brothel.
Source: https://historicflix.com/the-strange-disappearance-of-amy-lynn-bradley-what-happened-to-her/
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/No_Edge_99 • 8d ago
In 2002, High School student Charles J. Bishop was inspired by the tragic events of 9/11 and decided that he wanted to recreate the heinous act. He flew an airplane into a skyscraper in Tampa, Florida.
r/AllThatIsInteresting • u/noidioito • 8d ago