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Gina Dimuro
A graduate of New York University, Gina Dimuro is a New York-based writer and translator.
Recent Posts
Why The Spanish Galgo Dog Is Left To Die By The Hundreds Of Thousands
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
It's nearly impossible to estimate how many galgo dogs are killed in Spain annually, although experts say it's as many as 100,000.
The True Story Of Grace Marks And The Brutal Murder Behind ‘Alias Grace’
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Did 16-year-old Grace Marks of
Alias Grace
fame actually help murder her employer and his lover — or was she unfairly locked away?
Inside Rat Island, The Only Privately-Owned Island In New York City
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Rat Island may not have rats, but it does have a one-of-a-kind story.
Eugene Allen: The White House Butler Who Served Eight Presidents
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
The subject of "The Butler," Eugene Allen worked inside the White House for 34 years and served eight presidents — and finally got his due.
Erik Weihenmayer: The Man Who Summited Everest – While Blind
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
"I was afraid that I wasn't going to be able to participate in life," Erik Weihenmayer remembered thinking after he first went blind at 14. But that's not how things turned out.
Min Bahadur Sherchan Was The Oldest To Summit Everest – Then He Died There
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Scientists say your body acts and feels 70 years older than it actually is in Everest's high-altitude "death zone." And Min Bahadur Sherchan was already very old.
The Story Of Annie Jones, P.T. Barnum’s Bearded Lady
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
How Annie Jones attained fame as P.T. Barnum's "Bearded Lady," yet still died little more than a circus "freak" in the eyes of the business that chewed her up.
Harriet Cole Donated Her Body To Science — And Had Her Entire Nervous System Removed
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
No one knows why Harriet Cole donated her body to science, but the contribution she made lives on to this day.
The Murders That Caused A Town To Change Its Name – And Inspired An Angelina Jolie Movie
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
The Wineville Chicken Coop Murders rocked a small southern California town in the late 1920s – and led to the hanging of Gordon Northcott.
Down The Hippie Trail – The 1970s Counterculture Journey Through The Middle East
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
How the search for enlightenment — and lots of drugs — sent scores of young seekers through Europe and Asia along the hippie trail.
When Exploding A-Bombs Were The Greatest Show In Las Vegas
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Throughout the 1950s, atomic detonations brought countless tourists to Sin City — and helped make it what it is today.
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