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Daniel Rennie
Daniel Rennie is a freelance writer residing in Melbourne, Australia.
Recent Posts
Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Conjoined Twins
Daniel Rennie
6 years ago
Conjoined twins occur in just one out of every 200,000 live births.
Ueli Steck Conquered The World’s Great Mountains — Until Everest Conquered Him
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
Ueli Steck may have been Earth's best mountaineer, but one tragically bold attempt on Mount Everest brought his impressive life to an end.
From Theodor Geisel To Dr. Seuss, The Forgotten History Of Everyone’s Favorite Children’s Author
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
While we know Dr. Seuss best for his tongue twisters and whimsical characters, the famed children's author actually got his start by drawing some rather controversial ads.
What Are Subliminal Messages And Do They Work?
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
What are subliminal messages? Do subliminal messages work? Though everyone from Coca-Cola to Disney has been accused of using these tactics, few of us seem to know the truth about what these messages are and whether or not they're effective.
How Female Pirate Jeanne De Clisson Terrorized The King Of France
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
After her husband was executed by the King of France, Jeanne de Clisson set off on a quest of piracy and bloody justice.
How A Groundbreaking Drug Birthed A Generation Of Thalidomide Babies
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
Born with severe deformations, Thalidomide babies were the result of one pharmaceutical company's coverups and dark past.
The Curious Case Of Michael Malloy – “Rasputin Of The Bronx”
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
Michael Malloy was a down-on-his-luck drunk during the Great Depression when he was targeted for murder as part of a life insurance scam. The only problem was, he wouldn't die.
This Teenager Went To The Electric Chair Twice – But Was He Really Guilty?
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
WIllie Francis was sentenced to death by electric chair, but a drunken executioner's misstep resulted in a painful shock, but a miraculous survival.
Meet John Jairo Velasquez — Pablo Escobar’s Top Hitman Who Killed Over 250 People
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
From politicians to police to his own lover, as Pablo Escobar's top hitman, no one was safe from John Jairo Velasquez.
Roland Freisler: The Nazi Judge Who Ran Hitler’s Deadly Kangaroo Court
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
If you went before Roland Freisler, your trial had a 90 percent chance of ending in either life imprisonment or death.
The Blood-Soaked Story Of Giovanni Brusca, The Coldest Killer In The History Of The Mafia
Daniel Rennie
7 years ago
Known as "The Pig" due to his thirst for blood, Giovanni Brusca killed between 100 and 200 people for the Sicilian Mafia in the late 20th century.
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