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7 Nov 2009
Vincent Gaddis is credited with putting the Bermuda Triangle on the map in a feature he wrote on 1964.
There have been a number of documented instances of incapacitated (or dead) people who burned up when their clothing was set on fire by some heat source or open flame - with little or no damage around the person.
Archaeologists and pathologists are still pondering how the body of Lady Dai, the wife of a Chinese ruler who died between 145 and 178 BC, was so well preserved.
Q is the only letter that does not occur in the names of the states of the U.S.
There's no such thing as a live person spontaneously catching fire.
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