Forgotten Ring Turns Out to Be a Valuable Piece of History. (via Strange Company)
Police Dog Finds Lost Hunter Who had Fallen in River. (via Fark)
Carrying out executions took a secret toll on workers — then changed their politics. (via Nag on the Lake)
The Top 25 Most Wanted Lost Species.
This is why your taxes are going up.
The myth of the evil stepmother. (via Digg)
Inside Trevor Noah’s Bombshell Decision to Leave The Daily Show.
Saving a dog in a terrifying position. (via Infidel753)
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Ok people, pay attention: Great set of links today Miss C.
Thank you!
I wonder how those people who witnessed or were involved with executions would feel if they had been part of the response team that was involved in dealing with the victims of the the condemned... cleaning up the carnage after the Las Vegas music festival shooting, for example, or being one of the cops to arrive on the scene of the student nurse murders in Chicago back in 1966, or finding the body parts in the Dahmer residence.
How anyone could come on scenes like these and still be willing to permit such evil people to continue to exist boggles my mind.
-"BB"-
Good list of links.
I've read of executioners who had difficulties with the job. Not saying that some people don't deserve it but except for the heat of the moment, I think most people would be hesitant to kill.
The article made me wonder about innocent people on death row. In the US there have been 190 people who have been found innocent and exonerated on retrials since 1973. https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/policy-issues/innocence
Makes you wonder how many innocent people died in the past.
Of course there are evil stepmothers. There are also evil mothers...
and evil fathers.
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