Are Diamonds Really Rare? Pt. 2

Are Diamonds Really Rare? Pt. 2

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The Marconi Mystery: 22 Scientists Die Mysterious Deaths in Britain

In 1986, two young British defense scientists died under mysterious circumstances, sparking theories of foul play. Not only because both specialized in underwater defense systems; they also worked for the same company, Marconi Electronic Systems. Which was one of several defense ...  Show more

Peter Bergmann, the Mystery Man of Sligo

On June 16th, 2009, a dead body washes ashore on Rosses Point beach, Ireland. The Irish police force learns the deceased’s name is Peter Bergmann. Or is it? Because everything “Peter” did while alive seemed shrouded in secrecy. He gave his hotel a fake name, a fake address, and h ...  Show more

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