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Crimes of the Century

Crimes of the CenturyTIME magazine has put together a list of infamous crimes that are considered “crimes of the century”—an idiomatic phrase used to describe particularly sensational or notorious criminal cases.While these are sadly not...

July 30, 2024 Allison Robertson


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The Clown Who Walked On The Moon: The Story Of Astronaut Pete Conrad

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The Black Nun of Moret

Unveiling The Black Nun Of Moret, France’s Royal Secret

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The Bizarre Life of Hortense Mancini, The Runaway Duchess

Hortense Mancini was one of Europe's most remarkable women. By the time she died in 1699, most of the continent knew her name. It’s time you did too.
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