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Gina Dimuro
A graduate of New York University, Gina Dimuro is a New York-based writer and translator.
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Five U.S. Navy Planes Vanished Over The Bermuda Triangle — And Were Never Heard From Again
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
In 1945, a group of five U.S. Navy aircraft collectively known as Flight 19 disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle. They've never been found.
The Champawat Tiger Killed More Than 400 People – Until A Colonel Hunted Her Down
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
The Champawat Tiger killed more than 400 people in a four year span until finally the British got serious about hunting it down.
Who The Sea Peoples Were And How They Devastated The Ancient World
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
The Sea Peoples terrorized Egypt and the Mediterranean during the Bronze Age, but their identity and origins remain mysterious to this day.
How Lola Montez Seduced 19th-Century Europe’s Most Famous Men — And Even Took Down A King
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
Dancer and actress Lola Montez left a trail of broken hearts — and one abdicated throne — across 19th-century Europe.
The Death Of Virginia Rappe And The Trial Of Fatty Arbuckle
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
The facts behind the Virginia Rappe case that rocked 1920s Hollywood to its core.
The Rosenhan Experiment: When Fake Mental Patients Fooled Psychiatrists
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
How the Rosenhan experiment showed that "it is clear that we cannot distinguish the sane from the insane in psychiatric hospitals."
Lisette Lee, The ‘Korean Paris Hilton’ Who Was A Major Drug Trafficker
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
Lisette Lee told everyone she was a wealthy heiress. It turned out she was trafficking thousands of pounds of marijuana across the United States.
Charles Lightoller Survived The Titanic – Then Helped Others Survive Dunkirk
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
Charles Lightoller never expected to survive the sinking of the Titanic, let alone World War I and World War II.
Kids For Cash: When Judges Took Bribes To Dish Out Harsh Sentences To Juvenile Offenders
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
In the mid-2000s, two judges began handing down unusually harsh sentences. Then, people realized why.
The Mysterious Fate Of Saddam Hussein’s First Wife And Cousin
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
After the beginning of the Gulf War, Sajida Talfah disappeared, never to be seen again.
Why Microdosing LSD Is All The Rage In Silicon Valley
Gina Dimuro
6 years ago
Can microdosing LSD enhance creativity and alertness as many in Silicon Valley now claim, or is this scientifically untested trend nothing but a passing fad?
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