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did johnbenéts mother murder her because she caught her husband after sexually --------assaulting her???--------------------------------
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JONBENÉT'S MOTHER DID IT AFTER CATCHING HER HUSBAND SEXUALLY MOLESTING HER.
In A Mother Gone Bad: The Hidden Confession of JonBenét's Killer, psychologist Andrew G. Hodges argues that one possibility in the murder is that Patsy Ramsey caught her husband molesting JonBenet, and hit her in a fit of rage. (It's also speculated that Patsy lashed out after finding that JonBenet had wet the bed.) They then staged the kidnapping and murder scene together to cover the whole thing up.

However, among other things, the book largely relies on the belief that JonBenét's cause of death was head trauma, but in reality, the autopsy revealed that it was asphyxiation. The Ramsey family has also been cleared of all suspicion on multiple occasions due to DNA evidence.

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THE BEATLES NEVER EXISTED---------
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Forget the old chestnut that Paul is dead, that's amateur hour stuff. How about this one: from the moment they began, The Beatles were a fake band staffed by a revolving cast of (almost) identical actors. The buggers! Luckily, one website has set out to shine a light on the physical discrepancies between each stand-in member. If you often find yourself reading sentences like, "It's interesting to note that there were different shapes, sizes and styles of eyebrows over the years,"

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What's it about? Legend has it that the US military, in an effort to deceive enemies, succeeded in the ultimate camouflage experiment: it rendered the USS Eldridge, which was stored at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, completely invisible, both to the naked eye and to radar.

How true is it? Crewmen went mad. Some were said to have burst into flames, or become embedded in the ship's structure. And a sailor claimed that he saw the ship disappear and reappear.