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Fehmeeda Farid Khan

A freelancer, blogger, content writer, translator, tour consultant, proofreader, environmentalist, social mobilizer, poetess and novelist. As a physically challenged person, she extends advocacy on disability related issues. She's masters in Economics and Linguistics along with B.Ed.

The Future Site

A Background of the Time Capsule On 23 February 1970, as work commenced on what would be the future site of Singapore’s National Stadium, a time capsule containing newspaper articles, books, specimen coins, bank notes and sports memorabilia was carried by a team of runners relay-style from Empress Place to the National Stadium construction site. The last runner, former high-jump …

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Lyme Regis – Mysterious Disappearance

During early September of 1974, a series of storms wreaked havoc on parts of Southwest England. According to news coverage at the time from the county of Dorset, trees were fell by strong winds, raging floods swept through villages, and boats were sunk at their moorings. A brief footnote in one of these articles noted that in the seaside town …

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The Famous case of Disappearance

Police have stormed a home in Germany searching for a man who could have information about Madeleine McCann’s disappearance, 17 years after the incident. Armed police in Germany have been spotted at an allotment hunting for a man said to have connections to paedophile and top Maddie suspect Christian Brueckner. They descended on the small house on the Kennelblick allotment …

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Evelyn Oswald:The Case Of Siblings

On August 7, 1952, 13-year-old Evelyn Oswald and her 11-year-old sister, Virginia, departed from their Cheboygan, Michigan home to take their dog for a walk at an abandoned gravel quarry a short distance away. As their dog lapped at the shallow water collected at the pit’s base, their gaze snagged on something partially submerged near the water’s edge. A horrifying …

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The Happy Judy

Jennifer Judy was born in San Mateo, California and was the youngest of three children. Her friends and family described her as a happy and fiercely independent person who enjoyed playing sports. She was a champion swimmer in California and showed such promise that she was offered a chance to try out for the 1964 Olympics but turned it down. …

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