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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
The Story Of Jackie The Baboon Who Fought In The Trenches Of World War I
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Due to his dedication to the army, he became the official mascot of the 3rd Transvaal Regiment and was taken everywhere with the soldiers.
Why People In China Used To Eat Mellified Man, Human Corpses Dipped In Honey
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Sure, those who ate mellified man were cannibals, but at least they covered their human-food in sugar first.
Student Takes Selfie With Body Of Teacher He Murdered Before Killing Himself
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Authorities believe that the murder-suicide by Andrey Emelyannikov was part of the Blue Whale Challenge.
Researchers Find Hidden Space In Great Pyramid Of Giza Using Cosmic Rays
Katie Serena
8 years ago
The scientists used a new technology called a muon scan to locate the void.
21 Of The Best True Crime Documentaries On Netflix Right Now
Katie Serena
8 years ago
From serial killers to the mafia, these true crime documentaries on Netflix will creep you out and keep you hooked.
Meet Cynthia Plaster Caster, The Groupie Who Made Molds Out Of Rock Music’s Most Famous Penises
Katie Serena
8 years ago
For decades, Cynthia Plaster Caster tracked down legendary rock stars and made plaster molds of their penises.
Here’s The Oldest Surviving Recording Of A U.S. President [AUDIO]
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Though it isn't the first recording of a U.S. president, it's the oldest surviving one.
For Centuries, Everyone Thought Pope John VIII Was Really Pope Joan
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Despite being denied by the Church, many people still believe there may have been a Pope Joan.
The Cat Telephone: How To Scientists Turned A Live Cat Into A Working Phone
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Ernest Glen Wever and Charles William Bray, the scientists behind the cat telephone, set out to learn more about how sound is perceived by the auditory nerve.
King Tut’s Dagger Has An “Extraterrestrial Origin,” Experts Say
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Though it was previously believed to be iron, King Tut's dagger is most likely made from meteorite metals.
10-Year-Old Leads Police On 100-MPH Chase For 45 Miles [VIDEO]
Katie Serena
8 years ago
"He was a very short kid. I don’t see how he even looked over the steering wheel.”
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