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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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Kids For Cash: When Judges Took Bribes To Dish Out Harsh Sentences To Juvenile Offenders
Gina Dimuro
7 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
7 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
7 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?
Wilhelm Reich, The Freud Disciple Who Tried To Harness The Power Of Orgasms To Cure Illnesses
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Wilhelm Reich believed he could absorb the energy of an orgasm and use it as an all-purpose cure for all of mankind's ailments.
The Story Behind ‘Green Boots’ Tsewang Paljor, Mount Everest’s Most Famous Dead Body
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Hundreds of people have passed by the body of Tsewang Paljor, better known as Green Boots, but few of them actually know his story.
Inside The Secret Bunker The U.S. Government Built As A Haven From Cold War Nuclear Holocaust
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Hidden beneath a resort in West Virginia and stocked with 30 years of supplies, the Greenbrier bunker was to be the last refuge of the American government in case of nuclear war.
Hog Island Was One Of New York’s Popular Beach Destinations – Until It Disappeared Forever
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Though no one is sure, Hog Island seems to have disappeared sometime during the 1920s.
With 242 Kills In Four Months, Soviet Sniper Vasily Zaytsev Was A Nazi-Killing Machine
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
Vasily Zaytsev was one of Russia's most skilled marksmen and decorated snipers who was immortalized in
Enemy at the Gates
.
He Was Set To Be The Next King Of England – Until He And His Brother Vanished
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
When Edward IV died, his son Edward, Prince of Wales was set to take over the throne – until he and his brother Richard mysteriously vanished.
Los Extraditables, The Pablo Escobar Led Gang That Launched A Bloody Campaign Against U.S. Extradition
Gina Dimuro
7 years ago
From killing journalists to bribing politicians, Pablo Escobar and Los Extraditables would do anything to not go to a U.S. prison.
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