Isn’t it amazing to know and understand what really happened in the past? It’s truly an eye opener to know how people lived before, how they suffered and survived those times. By learning history, it makes us appreciate what we currently have.
But history can also give us fear, an unimaginable creepy feeling of uneasiness, especially if you see these spooky old photographs. After seeing these images you'll break out in a cold sweat and we can't guarantee that you will sleep peacefully tonight.
Myrtle spent her early years in a circus sideshow but later married a doctor, raised five children (using both of her two functional reproductive systems), and lived to the age of 60.
This nasty smile of this person had planted a total 33 bombs in public spaces. Fortunately and miraculously, 22 of those detonated and only 15 people were injured. If this mad bomber plan had not been not averted, body bags would have been counted.
This horrifyingly pitiful image is what a union soldier looked like after surviving the Andersonville Prison Camp.
This leg found among ashes is from John Bentley, a 92-year-old. It is believed that the cause of his death is the phenomenon called spontaneous human combustion. The fire was restrained to the bathroom and the burning made a hole in the floor.
Ella Harper suffered from a disorder that weakens the ligaments in the knees that made her look like a camel. And because of this disorder, she was known as Camel Girl. [1870–1921]
Rhoades made her wear a black dress and heels and cut off her hair before he killed her in his torture chamber of an 18-wheeler.