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Posted on September 24, 2015

A man accused of embezzling $8.7 million hid from law…

A man accused of embezzling $8.7 million hid from law enforcement by hiking the Appalachian Trail for six years.

Posted on June 17, 2015

Pretty Boy Floyd, a bank robber in the 1920’s, would destroy mortgage documents…

Pretty Boy Floyd, a bank robber in the 1920’s, would destroy mortgage documents during robberies, which freed many citizens of their debts.

Posted on April 7, 2015

Due to a clerical error, the state of Missouri assumed that a man named Mike…

Due to a clerical error, the state of Missouri assumed that a man named Mike Anderson was in prison, serving his 13-year sentence for armed robbery. It’s only when they began preparing for his release did they realize that law-enforcement had forgotten to take him to jail.

Posted on April 5, 2015

A parking meter official got busted stealing $90,000 in quarters. Bank staff became…

A parking meter official got busted stealing $90,000 in quarters. Bank staff became suspicious because he was regularly depositing large amounts of coins into his personal account while still wearing his parking enforcement uniform.

Posted on March 21, 2015

An unassuming middle-aged Texas woman dressed as a male cowboy and robbed several banks…

An unassuming middle-aged Texas woman dressed as a male cowboy and robbed several banks without using a weapon. She was eventually caught and served 15 years. Upon her release, “Cowboy Bob,” now 60, robbed another bank and was killed during her escape when she pulled a toy gun on police.

Posted on December 25, 2014

John Francis Peggotty was an armed dwarf bandit who roamed…

John Francis Peggotty was an armed dwarf bandit who roamed the South Australian Coorong region riding an ostrich, armed with two ornamental pistols and wearing stolen jewellery draped around his neck.

Posted on November 24, 2014

Joe Arridy was named the happiest inmate on death row. He had…

Joe-ArridyJoe Arridy was named the happiest inmate on death row. He had an IQ of 46 and played with a toy train given to him by the prison Warden. Due to his lack of understanding, he smiled on the his way to the gas chamber.

Posted on November 24, 2014

In 17th century Italy conjoined twins were on trial for murder…

In 17th century Italy conjoined twins were on trial for murder. Authorities arrested Lazarus after he stabbed a man for teasing his parasitic twin brother. Though he was sentenced to death the court let him go, finding that they could not execute him without killing his innocent conjoined twin.

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