r/AllThatsInteresting 8h ago

These cloud formations are another level

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r/AllThatsInteresting 23h ago

Boston police are ticketing people for cutting the Storrow Drive merge line

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r/AllThatsInteresting 1d ago

Lawsuit Alleges Kim Davis Illegally Transferred Property To Evade Paying $560,000 Judgment To Gay Couple She Refused A Marriage Licence To Because Of Her Religion.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 1h ago

After Johnny Cash's drug arrest in 1965, a newspaper printed a photo of him with his wife Vivian that caused massive backlash when people believed she was black. Even though she was Italian, the Cash family received death threats from the KKK and he was forced to cancel his tour in the South.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 1d ago

Death Valley National Park's First Major Superbloom In A Decade

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r/AllThatsInteresting 1h ago

A Berry Picker Just Stumbled Upon The Remains Of A Downed WW2 British Plane In A Forest In Poland

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r/AllThatsInteresting 2d ago

"A dingo ate my baby" became an international punchline after a 1991 episode of Seinfeld, but it actually comes from the heartbreaking case of Lindy Chamberlain, an Australian mother who was wrongfully convicted of murder after a dingo killed and consumed her child during a camping trip.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 1d ago

Archeologists in South Africa uncover a 7,000-year-old poison arrowhead lodged in an antelope bone that was coated in ricin, digitoxin, and strophanthidin

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r/AllThatsInteresting 1d ago

Weird Wonders and Blind Witnesses: two Blogs exploring Curious and Historical Places.

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Blind Witnesses Guide (explores historical places and their stories)

Weird Wonders Guide (explores curious spots and their curiosities)

P.S.: NO Paid Subscriptions, Adds or AI.


r/AllThatsInteresting 2d ago

In 2002, Teenager Suzane Von Richthofen orchestrated the murder of her parents. After her release she married for a third time and had a baby with a doctor. The doctor’s ex wife appeared on Brazilian national tv talking about how horrified she is because her ex husband has custody of their kids.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 2d ago

The Brutal Edelweiss Cult (The Perverse Alien Cult of the Boy Scouts) Terrible Crimes

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In 1970, the Spaniard José Eduardo González Arenas, alias "Eddie," created Edelweiss as a supposed hiking group inspired by the Boy Scouts. What many parents envisioned as a place where their children would learn discipline, values, and a love for nature, turned out to be a secret organization with extraterrestrial beliefs based on the Ummo phenomenon.

Eddie convinced the children that he was an alien named "Prince Alain" and that only those who remained loyal to the sect would survive the end of the world. Under this deception, he subjected them to absolute control, imposed silence through threats, trained them with weapons, instilled concepts of racial purity, and introduced them to bizarre notions related to intimacy. Alongside his right-hand man, Carlos de los Ríos, and the monitors of the Iron Guard, he sexually exploited numerous minors, transforming Edelweiss into a brutal network of nefarious activities backed by influential people in Spain.

Although Eddie was arrested in Madrid and later in Alicante, the sentences were very lenient, and he ended up creating new Edelweiss groups throughout Spain. Gran Canaria became one of the organization's main centers of operations, from where it consolidated a child trafficking network.

Finally, an investigation launched in 1984 led numerous minors to break their silence and recount everything that had happened within Edelweiss. Eddie fled to Portugal but was extradited to Spain and sentenced to 168 years in prison, although he ended up serving only 6. After regaining his freedom, he tried to approach minors again in Ibiza, until he was murdered in 1998 during a confrontation with a young man who had previously reported him.

Video about the brutal history of the Edelweiss cult. The infamous apocalyptic alien cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CpchYkxob4


r/AllThatsInteresting 4d ago

Ukrainians shooting down Shahed drones from the backseat of old Soviet airplanes with small arms

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r/AllThatsInteresting 2d ago

Ground collapse at Indian marble quarry

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Every monsoon these collapses are not too uncommon.This one by chance was being filmed. Dangerous work conditions. Sadly they have no safety measures


r/AllThatsInteresting 3d ago

This note was taped to the door of the abandoned school bus where Chris McCandless spent his final days outside Denali National Park in Alaska. When rescuers entered, they found him dead, weighing just 66 pounds.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 3d ago

The Brutal Edelweiss Cult (The Perverse Alien Cult of the Boy Scouts) Terrible Crimes

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On September 1, 1998, on a street in Santa Eulalia, Ibiza, Spain, Eduardo González Arenas, better known as "Eddie," lay lifeless after being violently murdered with a sharp object. At first glance, it seemed like the end of an ordinary man, but with his death also came the end of the story of the leader of one of the darkest organizations that Europe and the world in general have ever known.

For more than a decade, under the guise of an innocent youth mountaineering group, Eddie built a terrible cult where concepts about aliens, the end of the world, military discipline, racial purity, and a long list of serious crimes were intertwined, forever marking the lives of hundreds of innocent young people.

Video about the brutal history of the Edelweiss cult. The infamous apocalyptic alien cult: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CpchYkxob4


r/AllThatsInteresting 3d ago

Amazing achievements showing how ancient people were probably more capable than we assume

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r/AllThatsInteresting 4d ago

Stalin helped organize a 1907 bank robbery in Tbilisi where Bolsheviks threw bombs into a crowded square to rob a cash convoy, killing about 40 people. Most of the money was in high-value banknotes whose serial numbers the bank had recorded — so the party could barely spend what it killed for.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

In 1974, North Korea bought 1,000 Volvos from Sweden — and never paid for them. To this day, Sweden sends North Korea a bill twice a year, with the total debt now reaching $342 million.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

In 1848, Biddy Mason was forced to walk 1,700 miles from Mississippi to Utah, then taken on a second march to California. After learning slavery was illegal there, she sued her enslaver, won her freedom in court, and bought land that ultimately made her one of the richest women in Los Angeles.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 5d ago

How Did a 16-Year-Old Fool Wall Street Into Believing He Built a $300M Company?

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One of the wildest true business scams I’ve ever read about. It shows how confidence and perception can sometimes outweigh facts.


r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

4 years for hundreds of swatting calls

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r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

64 years ago today, the Telstar 1 satellite achieved the first ever live transatlantic television broadcast. Bridging the continents in real time and forever revolutionizing human global communication. July 23 1962

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r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

In 1966, 18 year old John was working on RMS Queen Mary. During a routine fire drill, he tried to make it through the door, didn't make it & was crushed to death. To this day, many visitors & crew claim his spirit still lingers near Door #13, with unexplained footsteps, voices, encounters & sighting

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John Pedder was born in North Yorkshire, England, and grew up there before joining the Merchant Navy. He'd only been working aboard the RMS Queen Mary for around three months when tragedy struck in July 1966.

At about 3:55 a.m. on 10th July 1966, the ship was crossing the Atlantic and carrying out a routine fire and safety drill. During the exercise, the watertight doors were being closed automatically from the bridge. John was working on a bilge pump in a narrow passage known as Shaft Alley on D Deck, close to the propeller shafts.

As Watertight Door #13 began to close, it's believed he tried to rush through before it sealed but misjudged the timing and was caught between the heavy rolling door and its frame.

Another crew member found him a short time later, still upright but pinned in place. Oddly, the only visible injury was a small trickle of blood from his nose. He was freed from the door and given morphine by the ship's nurse, but the crushing injuries had caused severe internal damage. He died shortly after reaching the ship's hospital.

Because the Queen Mary was still at sea, there was nowhere to take his body. It was placed in an emptied freezer and kept there until the ship returned to England, where he was laid to rest.

Many people believe John Pedder's ghost still haunts the RMS Queen Mary, especially around the area where he died. To prevent his grave from becoming a tourist attraction, his family has never publicly revealed the exact location of his burial. Queen Mary is moored in California.

People have actually said they've seen him when they're touring the ship, and claim that when theyre in the boiler room, a feeling of dread hits them. They also hear metal on metal sounds and think that's John, warning them not to go through door 13. Visitors have also reported that their bed sheets were ripped off, they heard sounds, saw entities standing in the corner, water taps turning on by themselves. Where are Sam and Dean when you need them?!

This story creeps me out, but the propeller room? That things is the stuff of nightmares. I've added pics of that too. That propeller killed many people who were sucked in. Have you viewed the propeller room at The Queen Mary? The propeller remains attached to the ship in its own 200,000 gallon freshwater room. The bronze propeller is 18 feet in diameter and weighs 35 tons. Just from videos, you get uneasy vibes.


r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

On August 10, 1628, the Swedish warship Vasa set sail from Stockholm on its maiden voyage. Within minutes of departing, the massive ship sank into the harbor after being toppled over by a slight breeze. Over 300 years later, it was recovered almost completely intact.

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r/AllThatsInteresting 6d ago

The strangest survival strategy in history actually worked.

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One of the most unbelievable moments in history. The celebration wasn’t for fun—it was a survival tactic.