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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 Case Of Adopted

Arnold Archambeau, AKA Arnold Picotte, (20) and Ruby Bruguier (18) were a young Native American couple (of the Yankton Sioux tribe) living in South Dakota, and they had a child together in 1991 (a child they adored, and Ruby was still breastfeeding this child at the time of disappearance which just adds a layer of sadness to it). Arnold was …

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Case Of Sabrina Paige

Sabrina Paige Aisenberg was born on June 27, 1997 to parents Steve and Marlene Aisenberg. Sabrina had two older siblings, William (aged 8 in 1997) and Monica (aged 5 in 1997). Steve and Marlene described Sabrina as an easy baby that would generally sleep through the night. The family resided in Florida. Sometime during the night of November 23-24, Marlene …

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Murder Or Barberl

In 1978 35 year old Bärbel Gansau was sleeping when a killer entered into her ground floor apartment in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Bärbel had a unfortunate habit of leaving her window open for her cats to come in and out of. When the killer entered he raped and stabbed Gansau 37 times before she died. The gruesome scene was discovered by …

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From The Highland Regions

Located in the Highlands region of northwest Scotland, rumours abound about the small village of Durness and its surrounds. As the scene of cherished childhood memories for John Lennon, it is said to have inspired some of the lyrics to The Beatles’ song ‘In My Life’. Others say that the area is steeped in folklore and superstition, ranging from a local cave …

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The Great Basin Murders – A Strange Case

The Great Basin Murders occurred between 1983 and 1997. Within these 14 years, nine women (and possibly one man) lost their lives. Some left upon snowy hilltops or simply abandoned along engorged river beds. Others strewn haphazardly in the barren desert. Most of the women were hitchhiking from one part of the United States to the other. But they never …

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