Gina Dimuro, Author At All That's Interesting

Gina Dimuro

A graduate of New York University, Gina Dimuro is a New York-based writer and translator.

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How Adolfo Constanzo Went From Catholic Boy To Drug Kingpin – Then To Satanic Cult-Leading Serial Killer

How Adolfo Constanzo Went From Catholic Boy To Drug Kingpin – Then To Satanic Cult-Leading Serial Killer

Though he was born into a Roman Catholic family, Adolfo Constanzo quickly fell into alternative religion, focusing on black magic and the occult.

Outlaw Frank James Was Nothing Like His Infamous Brother Jesse

Outlaw Frank James Was Nothing Like His Infamous Brother Jesse

While Jesses James preferred the spotlight, his brother Frank James preferred a good book and the company of his family. Still, his gun was always at the ready.

More Than 40 People Saw David Sharp Dying On Everest – But No One Stopped To Help Him

More Than 40 People Saw David Sharp Dying On Everest – But No One Stopped To Help Him

Even Sir Edmund Hillary weighed in on the controversy surrounding David Sharp's death.

How Medical Scam Ads Helped Give Rise To The American Newspaper Business

How Medical Scam Ads Helped Give Rise To The American Newspaper Business

Drugs once contained all kinds of dangerous substances that were advertised as miracle cures

This Mafia Hitman Thought He Was Safe In Police Custody – But Mysteriously Fell To His Death

This Mafia Hitman Thought He Was Safe In Police Custody – But Mysteriously Fell To His Death

After being arrested, Abe Reles agreed to trade information on his fellow Murder Inc. hitmen. Then, he was found dead outside his jail cell – but did he really kill himself like the police said?

How William Masters and Virginia Johnson Became ‘Masters Of Sex’

How William Masters and Virginia Johnson Became ‘Masters Of Sex’

The controversial sex-research team pioneered the field of human sexuality and introduced ideas that are still widely used today.

Krystyna Skarbek Became Winston Churchill’s Favorite Spy, Only To Be Murdered By A Jealous Lover

Krystyna Skarbek Became Winston Churchill’s Favorite Spy, Only To Be Murdered By A Jealous Lover

Krystyna Skarbek spent the war intimidating Nazi's and threatening soldiers, but when it came to a jealous lover, she was no match.

The Plantation Worker Who Led A Revolt Against Imperialist Oppressors

The Plantation Worker Who Led A Revolt Against Imperialist Oppressors

Mary Thomas lead one of the largest revolts in the Danish West Indies and was condemned to death for her role.

Ernest Withers Photographed Iconic Civil Rights Leaders – Then Passed Info On Them To The FBI

Ernest Withers Photographed Iconic Civil Rights Leaders – Then Passed Info On Them To The FBI

Ernest Withers made a name for himself as an iconic Civil Rights photographer. But, within the FBI, he made a name for himself as a reliable informant.

Otto Lilienthal Was A Pioneering “Flying Man” Who Flew Right To His Death

Otto Lilienthal Was A Pioneering “Flying Man” Who Flew Right To His Death

"Flying Man" Otto Lilienthal soared against the clouds, captivating the imaginations of people all over the globe and inspiring a future generation of engineers and inventors.