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Katie Serena
A former staff writer at All That's Interesting, Katie Serena has also published work in Salon.
Recent Posts
What Happened To Adolf Hitler’s Family? Meet The Final Descendants Of The Führer
Katie Serena
2 years ago
There are only five living members of the Hitler family. If they have their way, the family bloodline will stop with them.
The Little-Known Story Of Manuela Escobar, Drug Kingpin Pablo Escobar’s Reclusive Daughter
Katie Serena
2 years ago
Born in May 1984 to Pablo Escobar and Maria Victoria Henao, Manuela Escobar has spent her life trying to escape her father's crimes.
Did Adolf Hitler Have An Affair With His Niece, Geli Raubal?
Katie Serena
2 years ago
Found dead in his Munich apartment on September 18, 1931, Geli Raubal was Adolf Hitler's niece who many historians believe had a romantic relationship with the Führer.
Jean-Marie Loret: The Man Who Believed He Was The Secret Son Of Adolf Hitler
Katie Serena
2 years ago
While serving in the German army during World War 1, Adolf Hitler allegedly had an affair with a French woman named Charlotte Lobjoie — and Jean-Marie Loret was the result.
The Story Of Hong Kong’s Notorious Hello Kitty Murder Case
Katie Serena
2 years ago
On April 14, 1999, Hong Kong nightclub hostess Fan Man-yee died after suffering a month of brutal torture — then her killers shoved her head into a Hello Kitty stuffed animal.
Maria Victoria Henao Was Pablo Escobar’s Wife — And She Stood By Him Until The End
Katie Serena
2 years ago
As Pablo Escobar's wife, Maria Victoria Henao lived in constant fear of the drug kingpin's world of violence. And yet she stayed with him until his brutal death in 1993.
The Death Of Nancy Spungen, Sid Vicious’ Doomed Girlfriend
Katie Serena
2 years ago
One of the most infamous punk-rock groupies, 20-year-old Nancy Spungen was found fatally stabbed at the Chelsea Hotel in 1978. Was her boyfriend Sid Vicious to blame?
See The Eerie Shadows Of Hiroshima That Were Burned Into The Ground By The Atomic Bomb
Katie Serena
2 years ago
The nuclear shadows of Hiroshima were scorched into the city by the blinding light of the atomic bomb as it detonated over the city on August 6, 1945.
The Story Of ‘Mad Jack’ Churchill, The Sword-Wielding British Commando Who Became A Legend During World War II
Katie Serena
2 years ago
Fond of playing his bagpipes before charging into battle with his broadsword and longbow in hand, Lt. Col. "Fighting Jack" Churchill was a soldier unlike any other.
15 Photos Of The MOVE Bombing, When Philadelphia Police Dropped Explosives On A Black Liberation Group
Katie Serena
3 years ago
On May 13, 1985, Philadelphia police bombed the MOVE group's home and killed 11 people — then allowed the fire to burn 61 surrounding homes to the ground.
Albert DeSalvo: The Career Criminal Who Confessed To Being The ‘Boston Strangler’
Katie Serena
3 years ago
Though Albert DeSalvo confessed to murdering 13 women in the early 1960s, some believe that the "Boston Strangler" was really multiple serial killers.
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