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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 Wreck Of The Titan Told Of The Titanic’s Sinking — 14 Years Before It Happened
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Fourteen years before the fateful maiden voyage of the Titanic, a small town writer predicted the whole thing.
10,000 People Died Because The Government Poisoned Alcohol During Prohibition
Katie Serena
8 years ago
When prohibition was at its height, the government resorted to a desperate plan to scare the public out of drinking bootlegged products.
Man Looking For Dead Body In Croc-Infested Waters Gets Dragged Under By Crocodile
Katie Serena
8 years ago
The man claimed he had supernatural control over the crocs and that they would not hurt him.
Kazimierz Piechowski And The Great Auschwitz Escape
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Kazimierz Piechowski's daring and heroic escape would be the catalyst for the infamous Auschwitz prison tattoos.
Face Of 2,000-Year-Old Mummified Warrior Revealed For First Time
Katie Serena
8 years ago
The face behind the mask originally belonged to a Scythian warrior; a race made up of skilled horsemen and archers.
This Woman Survived The Sinking Of The Titanic — And Its Two Sister Ships
Katie Serena
8 years ago
After surviving all three disasters, Violet Jessop would become known as "Miss Unsinkable."
During WWII, Japan Tried To Kill People On U.S. Soil With Balloon Bombs — And Succeeded
Katie Serena
8 years ago
How Japan sent bombs thousands of miles across the Pacific and brought World War II to the American homefront.
The Insane-Sounding But Totally Real World War II Plot To Bomb Japan With Bats
Katie Serena
8 years ago
The bat bomb was designed to terrorize the people of Japan in the most unexpected way.
Viking Warrior Found in Swedish Grave Was Actually A Woman
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Scientists have discovered that a Viking grave adorned with swords and axes belonged not to a male, but a seemingly powerful female.
Lost Languages Discovered In One Of The World’s Oldest Libraries
Katie Serena
8 years ago
Researchers discovered ancient texts hidden beneath years of writing in the manuscripts at St. Catherine's Monastery.
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