That Did(n't) Happen
John AndrikosSearching for answers to history's toughest mysteries
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(#11) The San Diego Rainmaker
“I do not make rain. That would be an absurd claim. I simply attract clouds, and they do the rest.” — Charles Hatfield
The fabled San Diego rainmaker. Via edaugusts.com
Southern California is in the midst of yet another “atmospheric riv...
(#10) The Oakville Blobs
“It all happened in Oakville, Washington, population 665. Here in Oakville, clouds fill the skies daily, bringing rain some 275 days a year. So, when it began pouring on the morning of August 7, 1994, no one was particularly concerned – u...
(#9) Who's Watching 657 Boulevard?
"All of the windows and doors in 657 Boulevard allow me to watch you and track you as you move through the house." — An anonymous letter sent to the Broaddus family
657 Boulevard, the most infamous house in Westfield, New Jersey. Via zil...
(#8) The Perplexing Staircase
"It's a magnificent work of art that humbles me as a master carpenter. To create a staircase like this using modern tools would be a feat. It's mind-boggling to think about constructing such a marvel with crude hand tools, no electricity...
(#7) The Weirdest Kid to Have Ever Lived
“He had magnetic qualities. Iron attracted him; he declared that in riding…the iron in his saddle kept him in his seat, while his feet were held fast by the stirrups.” — Duchess Catherine Stanhope
In some ways, all kids are weird. They p...
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Hi, I'm John. I have a vivid imagination, an obsession with historical mysteries, and a love of writing and bending the Internet to research the most random things for my own amusement. Enjoy!
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